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Commission approves minor subdivision for Flyberg property to allow family home
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved MSP 0325 to split a 20‑acre parcel so a family member can build a home on a new 5‑acre lot; applicant represented by KLJ engineer Curtis Freeman.
Stark County Planning and Zoning Commission on March 27 approved MSP 0325, a minor subdivision to split a roughly 20‑acre parcel into a 15‑acre and a 5‑acre lot so a family member can build a home.
Curtis Freeman of KLJ told the commission the Flybergs plan to take five acres off the north side of the property, extend the existing driveway per county standards and build to county road requirements; he said a buyer/builder is already lined up. County planner Steve Josephson said the property is already zoned residential-agriculture under the previous code and staff found the proposed 15-acre and 5-acre lots meet minor subdivision requirements. He recommended approval subject to findings in the staff report.
No public opposition was raised during the public hearing. A motion to approve MSP 0325 carried on roll-call votes with aye responses from Commissioner Claris, Commissioner Oderman, Commissioner Riddle, Commissioner Freilich, Commissioner White and the chair.
The approval authorizes recording the Flyberg subdivision plat and allows the family to proceed with the driveway work and building-permit process under county standards.
Ending — The commission closed the public hearing and approved the plat. Staff noted the proposal is consistent with nearby development and the county’s extraterritorial expectations near the city limit.
