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Planning commission approves three final plats, including Willow Way Phase 2 resubdivision

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Summary

Commissioners approved three final plats during the meeting: Willow Way Phase 2 (Lewis Beasley), a minor subdivision by Deborah Clarity, and a condominium of four lots by Carol Carmen; staff reviews found no corrections though some TDEC septic sign-offs remain pending.

The Charlesville County Planning Commission approved three final plats: a resubdivision of Willow Way Phase 2 by Lewis Beasley (Lots 8–11), a minor subdivision on Bass Road and Highway 25 West by Deborah Clarity (dividing two lots from a larger parcel), and a four‑lot subdivision by Carol Carmen on Highway 25 West and Cary Road.

Rosalie said the Willow Way resubdivision reduces four lots to three to accommodate a buyer who wanted extra land; she confirmed setbacks were met and houses built in the subdivision comply with the plat. Rosalie and Amanda reported no corrective comments from staff reviews using the final‑plat checklist.

For the Clarity parcel, staff noted soils had been mapped by a soil scientist and a TDEC application was under review; the commission approved the final plat subject to the normal signature and recording process. Rosalie told commissioners she would require the appropriate septic information and final signatures before the county records the plat.

For the Carmen subdivision, Rosalie said setbacks and soils checked out and that a fire hydrant on the north side of the road serves the property. All three final plats passed on motions and voice votes; Willow Way and the Carmen and Clarity plats passed unanimously.

Why it matters: Final‑plat approval allows property transfers and building permits to proceed on the affected lots once county signatures and any outstanding state approvals (TDEC for septic) are recorded.