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Clay County approves final plat for Corner Post RV Park; applicants to provide on-site water storage
Summary
The county approved the final plat for Lot 1, Corner Post RV Park after the applicant met county subdivision requirements and discussed on-site water storage and possible fire-department access to a larger tank.
The Clay County Commissioners Court approved the final plat for Lot 1, Corner Post RV Park by a 5-0 vote after reviewing updated site plans and water provisions.
Why it matters: Final-plat approval allows the developer to move forward with property development and recordation. Commissioners discussed fire protection and water-supply details raised during review, which affect future operations and emergency response for the park.
What the court approved and why
Commissioners said the revised plans submitted by the applicant addressed county requirements for setbacks and other subdivision standards. The applicant told the court the site will include a 3,000-gallon water storage tank tied to an on-site well intended to provide water for the development. County discussion noted that the 3,000-gallon tank is planned for domestic water and that the development had met the county’s standards for an RV park.
Commissioners and county staff also discussed the possible addition of a larger (10,000-gallon) tank to support fire suppression efforts. One commissioner suggested the volunteer fire department might provide a 10,000-gallon tank and hookups so that the department could access larger water supplies in case of a fire, while the developer confirmed the 3,000-gallon tank will be on the plans for domestic water.
The court voted to approve the final plat after the applicant confirmed the plans met county requirements. The record shows the motion was made by Ben and seconded by Jack; the vote passed 5-0.
What remains: County staff asked the applicant to provide executed drawings for county recordation and noted a separate filing fee would be required in the county clerk’s office. The applicant will deliver one large original drawing for county records and additional copies for signatures and filing.
