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Commission approves vacation of certain platted streets in Gross subdivision
Summary
The Crawford County Commission approved Resolution No. 2025-3 to vacate certain platted streets in the First Addition to Gross after a public hearing; the landowner owns the adjoining property and no opposition was reported.
The Crawford County Commission approved Resolution No. 2025-3, vacating certain platted streets in the First Addition to Gross, after a public hearing and no recorded opposition.
County counsel explained the request: a landowner asked to vacate a portion of Mary Street and adjacent platted streets; the properties are all owned by a single owner and the applicant has the authority to request the vacation. The commission opened and then closed the public hearing; no members of the public spoke in opposition.
"Chair would entertain a motion," the counsel said before a commissioner moved to approve the resolution "as presented." The motion was seconded and the chair directed execution of the resolution documents.
The resolution record presented to the commission identified the request as closing specific platted streets in the First Addition to Gross. The clerk was asked for three copies of the signed resolution for filing.
No vote tally naming individual commissioners was recorded in the transcript; the meeting record shows the motion was made, seconded and that there was no opposition during the hearing.
The vacation rescinds public street easements described in the resolution; the transcript did not include the ordinance text or subsequent steps (map recording or notice to utilities).
