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Green River council approves elimination of 40-foot common access road in Commercial Center PUD
Summary
The Green River City Council approved an amendment to the Green River Commercial Center planned unit development to remove a 40-foot common access road and utility easement, a change planners said could leave one lot landlocked unless an easement is later granted.
The Green River City Council on Thursday approved an amendment to the final plat of the Green River Commercial Center planned unit development that eliminates a 40-foot-wide common access road and accompanying utility easement.
The change was proposed by petitioner Russ Schmidt and presented to the council by Rob Fisher, Planning and Zoning Administrator. Fisher said the commercial center had been platted in 1982 to include a central access road and that the site “has not developed the way it was planned back in 1982.” He described the 40-foot easement as a center line with 20 feet on each side running through the lots in question.
The amendment will remove the common access road and utility easement from the final plat.…
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