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Planning commission recommends reversion to acreage map for Andreozzi family parcels in Jarbidge to county commissioners
Summary
The commission voted to recommend approval to the Board of County Commissioners of a reversion to acreage map combining three small Jarbidge lots owned by the Delmo and Anne Andreozzi Family Trust; the zoning will not change and several historic cabins and one primary residence remain on the combined parcel.
The Elko County Planning Commission voted to recommend that the Board of County Commissioners approve a reversion to acreage map (RTA25-1) for the Delmo and Anne Andreozzi Family Trust to combine three adjacent small lots in Jarbidge into a single parcel. Planning staff said these lots were created as part of a historic mining camp and that combining small lots in towns such as Jarbidge is typically supported by staff.
Corey explained that combining the parcels will not change existing zoning, noting that some lots in Jarbidge are zoned commercial but that county code allows residential use on small commercial lots in these historic communities. Michael Andreozzi of High Desert Engineering told the commission there is one primary livable residence among the parcels and two additional cabins (one converted historically to a bar) that will be retained; the application is a reversion to acreage to consolidate the lots.
A commissioner moved to recommend approval of the reversion to acreage map to the Board of County Commissioners with staff recommendations, findings and conditions; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. Staff and the chair noted the application must next be heard by the county commissioners.
Separately, the commission noted that an application by the Eldridge Family Trust (COZ25-9) was tabled because trustees had not reached agreement and it will return when they resolve outstanding matters.
