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Survey finds 8.27 acres for 225 North Sewer Spring parcel; Stamford Road right‑of‑way update promised
Summary
County surveyor presented a boundary survey for the 225 North Sewer Spring property consolidating two tracks into a single legal description that resulted in 8.27 acres; staff said a separate Stamford Road right‑of‑way survey is nearly complete and will be presented soon.
County surveyor Richard (surname not stated) presented the completed boundary survey for the property tied to the 225 North Sewer Spring project, saying the work combined two existing tracks into one consolidated legal description and established an acreage figure of 8.27 acres.
Richard told the court that existing pins along the rear boundary matched deed descriptions and that the updated legal description will help when a subdivided portion is finalized. He also noted a chain‑link fence along the front of the property encroaches slightly into the roadway right‑of‑way — a common occurrence along curved road frontage — and that the survey has been recorded with the appropriate stamp.
On a separate parcel along Stamford Road, Richard said the right‑of‑way survey is nearly finished and exempt from local planning review because it involves two government entities; he expects to bring the final exhibit to the court before the end of the week.
Why it matters: The survey resolves legal descriptions and acreage for property intended for sewer or economic development use, enabling clearer subdivision, sale or development steps.
Next steps: Staff will use the consolidated legal description and record copies for county files; Richard will provide the Stamford Road right‑of‑way exhibit to Planning & Zoning for review before the court sees it.
