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Belton council approves Autumn Ridge plat vacations, Creekstone final plat and developer maintenance agreement

3769011 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The Belton City Council gave final approval to three related land‑use ordinances clearing the way for the Creekstone at Autumn Ridge subdivision and accompanying infrastructure agreement with Autumn Ridge Homes LLC.

The Belton City Council voted to approve three related land‑use measures concerning the Autumn Ridge area, including vacating the Autumn Ridge Office Park bridal plat, approving the final plat for Creekstone at Autumn Ridge and adopting a development and maintenance agreement with Autumn Ridge Homes LLC.

The final plat covers Creekstone at Autumn Ridge, described in the ordinance as a five‑lot and one‑track residential plan on about 9.81 acres west of South Mullen Road and south of the Smoky Hill Railroad tracks. The development and maintenance agreement governs public and private infrastructure for Lots 1–3 and Track A.

Council members recorded affirmative votes during roll calls for each measure. The vacation ordinance (bill 2025‑30), the final plat (bill 2025‑31) and the development and maintenance agreement (bill 2025‑32) each passed by voice/roll‑call vote with the council announcing the motions carried.

City staff said the development will consolidate parcels and set the standards for infrastructure construction and long‑term maintenance under the agreement with Autumn Ridge Homes LLC.

No public protests or abstentions were recorded on the council floor during the readings and votes. The measures are final as adopted at the meeting and will be reflected in the city’s land‑use records.