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Plat Committee approves Duval Acres minor subdivision (Petition 25-02)
Summary
DeKalb County Plat Committee approved Petition 25-02 (Duval Acres) on Jan. 7, 2025: a one‑lot minor subdivision of about 5 acres on County Road 28 in Corona; driveway locations were reviewed and approved by the County Highway Department and the committee approved by roll-call vote.
The DeKalb County Plat Committee granted primary and secondary approval for Petition 25-02, Duval Acres, at its Jan. 7, 2025 meeting. The petition seeks to create a one-lot minor subdivision of approximately 5 acres for a single-family residence on the north side of County Road 28 east of its intersection with County Road 17 in Corona.
Staff reported the parcel is a split from parent parcel 006 and this is the second buildable split from that parent parcel; up to two additional buildable splits may be created in the future consistent with the Unified Development Ordinance. The proposed lot area is 4.912 net acres (UDO minimum 2 net acres). The proposed lot width is 483 feet (UDO minimum lot width 60 feet). The proposed lot frontage is 40 feet (UDO minimum 20 feet, or 40 feet when conserving agricultural land). The division fronts County Road 28, classified as a county local road with a projected total right-of-way width of 60 feet; the proposed right-of-way dedication is 30 feet.
Staff noted that driveway locations for the proposed lot have been reviewed and approved by the DeKalb County Highway Department and that a private septic system will be used; extension of public water or sewer is not applicable. The staff report referenced review letters from DeKalb County Board of Health, County Highway Department, DeKalb County Soil and Water Conservation District, and the Drainage Board; airport board comments were not applicable. The plank (plat) was prepared by OnTheMark Land Surveying Incorporated and zoning district A2 (agricultural) permits the requested development.
The committee voted to approve the petition on a roll-call vote. The roll-call recorded in the transcript shows the following votes: Meredith Rife — yes; Sandy Harrison — yes; Gary Yoder — yes; Suzanne Davis — yes; Jason Carnahan — yes; Alicia Rogers — yes. The motion for primary and secondary approval was made by Jason Carnahan and seconded by Sandy Harrison.
Approval is conditioned on the standard plat-recording conditions and the applicant providing written evidence of compliance with required conditions from county agencies and any identified state or federal agencies before the plat may be recorded.
