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Commission approves boundary adjustment for two Toll Range lots; applicant may extend fence
Summary
The board approved a boundary-line adjustment between Lots 1 and 2 of the Toll Range Subdivision and allowed a permit for the applicant to extend a fence; the planning commission had recommended approval with conditions.
San Juan County commissioners approved a boundary adjustment to reconfigure Lots 1 and 2 in the Toll Range Subdivision and granted the applicant permission to extend a perimeter fence following staff review and a Planning Commission recommendation for approval.
Why it matters: the adjustment consolidates portions of the two existing lots so the applicant’s residence and accessory structures will be wholly on a single lot rather than split by County Road 2. Planning staff reported there is no creation of additional buildable lots and that existing public access and drainage patterns will not be altered.
The board received confirmation from planning staff that the subdivision amendment and survey requirements will be met before final filing; because the subdivision as platted contains lots smaller than five acres, county subdivision rules permit the proposed lot-line changes under the sketch plan provisions the applicant submitted. The planning commission recommended approval with conditions outlined in the staff report.
Next steps: the applicant must file the required licensed‑surveyor documentation and the county will record the amended plat per standard procedures. The permit to install the fence will be subject to those recorded lines and the county’s fencing and right‑of‑way rules.
Ending: the commission voted to approve the boundary adjustment and the fence permit with the conditions set in the staff report.
