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Council reviews Morrill Ridge final plat; sidewalk variance requested for infill four‑lot subdivision
Summary
Staff presented the final plat for Morrill Ridge Subdivision, splitting one parcel into four RS‑2 lots and requesting a sidewalk variance because no sidewalks currently exist along the street. Planning and Zoning voted 8‑0 in favor.
The council received the final subdivision plat for Morrill Ridge Subdivision, a proposed four‑lot infill split that would create three new buildable lots in addition to one existing structure. The site is zoned RS‑2. City staff said the applicant requested a sidewalk variance because the surrounding street (Pier Bridal) currently lacks sidewalks and any sidewalks in the area would likely be installed as part of a broader city project rather than by the developer.
Staff reported the applicant will dedicate additional right‑of‑way along the existing street so future improvements can be installed without constraints. The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed the application and recommended approval 8‑0. Staff noted standard engineering and utility requirements apply; final engineering would be reviewed as part of the subdivision process.
Council did not take a recorded final vote in the public session on the ordinance during the excerpted portion of the meeting; the item was presented and remains in the public record pending any further council action.
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