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Residents urge Jefferson County to revoke 1990 Pine Drive license agreement, cite safety and process concerns
Summary
Two Evergreen residents told the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners that a 1990 license agreement allowing a fence and related encroachments on Pine Drive right-of-way was approved using incomplete information, and they asked the board to revoke it citing public-safety, encroachment and hazardous-materials concerns.
Two Evergreen residents told the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners on Feb. 11 that a 1990 license agreement allowing a fence and other encroachments on Pine Drive’s right of way was approved based on incomplete information and must be revoked.
Tiffany Seychell Hicks and Rebecca Hicks — who said they live at 27901 Pine Drive — said the original board of adjustment approval in 1990 relied on a hand-sketch and a subsequent survey that they say omitted a county deeded 50-foot right of way. “The county cannot give away deeded right aways and multiple property owners deeds,” Tiffany Hicks told the commissioners. She said the road’s usable width has been reduced and is now “no…
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