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Commission approves sketch plan to subdivide two vacant lots into seven single-family parcels

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Summary

The Planning Commission approved sketch-plan review for subdividing two city-owned vacant lots on East Pine Street and South Gaylord Street into seven single-family lots, clearing the first step for future subdivision approvals and permitting.

The Florence City Planning Commission approved sketch-plan review for a minor subdivision that would resubdivide two large vacant lots at East Pine Street and South Gaylord Street into seven parcels for single-family homes.

Staff said the lots are city-owned and zoned NC 6.1/6.2 and that subdivision into more than four parcels requires planning-commission sketch-plan review. Staff described the proposal as restoring lots to earlier lot sizes and noted the proposed parcels must meet the Unified Development Ordinance lot-size and frontage standards in subsequent review stages.

No members of the public asked to comment on the sketch plan, and commissioners moved to approve the sketch-plan request by motion and voice vote. Staff will proceed with the formal subdivision application and technical plan review under city standards.

The approval authorizes the developer (the city as owner) to submit final plats and engineering for staff and commission review; the lots must meet all design and infrastructure requirements before building permits are issued.