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Board grants small-parcel split allowing about 1.19 acres to be divided, with recording deadline
Summary
The Board approved a special exception to allow a roughly 1.19-acre division from an existing A-1 parcel, conditioned on a recorded survey showing no less than 1.1 gross acres and completion within a set timeframe.
The Jackson County Board of Adjustment approved a special exception June 23 allowing Luke and Sarah Mulberry (applicants) to divide about 1.19 acres from an existing A-1 parcel, contingent on a final survey and recording to confirm the new parcel contains at least 1.1 gross acres.
Applicant representatives said the split would remove an awkward easement situation and provide usable yard space adjacent to an existing house; they said the parcel has an existing well and septic and that neighbors had been consulted. The buyer, Andrew Fortunato, addressed the board saying his plan is eventually to combine the parcel with property owned by his mother but he cannot complete that financing now.
Staff recommended the board set a firm deadline for recording the survey and related documents. After discussion the board approved the special exception with the conditions that the final surveyed parcel record no less than 1.1 acres and that the survey and recording be completed within six months of approval. The motion carried by voice vote.
