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Commission previews several subdivision plats and a petition to abandon an alleyway in Cascade County

3735492 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff presented multiple subdivision items (Severson subsequent minor, Winters Minor, Mountain River View Estates) and a petition to discontinue an alley between Ninth and Eighth Streets South; items were described as meeting conditions or requiring 26 compliance items, and public hearings were scheduled for regular agenda.

Planning staff presented several land-use items to the commission for next week’s regular agenda, including preliminary and final subdivision plats and a road abandonment petition.

The Severson subsequent minor preliminary subdivision (applicants J & W Ventures Inc. and Big Sky Civil and Environmental) is proposed as a three‑lot subdivision in Suburban Residential 1 zoning; staff said the application lists 26 conditions that must be met for approval. The Winters Minor final plat was described as a two‑lot subdivision that had satisfied its 10 required items. Mountain River View Estates was presented as a three‑lot final plat (Parcel number 2520300, GEO code provided) that had returned with 11 conditions checked off and DEQ approval; planning staff said the final plat is ready for signatures.

Staff also presented a public hearing notice and petition (Resolution 25-33) to discontinue an alleyway between Ninth Street South and Eighth Street South, and between 201 First Avenue South and 202 Second Avenue South (initiated by Mick Meissmer). Staff said they conducted a site visit on May 8 and noted the pathway appears overgrown and used for storage (trees, campers and cars); the petitioner seeks to discontinue the alley between his two lots. Planning staff confirmed the item was scheduled as a public hearing at the regular meeting.

Presenters included Julian, Julie and India (staff names used in the transcript). Commissioners asked no substantive questions in the recorded work session; the items were scheduled for the regular meeting where formal votes and public comment would occur.