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Council reviews annexation petition for 5.01 acres at 520 Crestmont Drive
Summary
Council received a staff report on a voluntary annexation petition for 5.01 acres at 520 Crestmont Drive owned by Jordan and Margaret Hall; parcel is currently in the ETJ, zoned RM-1, and staff reported a failing septic system and prior sewer application activity.
The Concord City Council received a staff report on a voluntary annexation petition for a 5.01-acre parcel at 520 Crestmont Drive.
Alden from the planning department told council the parcel is owned by Jordan and Margaret Hall and is currently zoned RM-1 within the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Staff said the parcel aligns with surrounding zoning and the 2030 land-use plan designation of suburban neighborhood. Council previously heard a preliminary sewer application for the property at the July 11, 2024 meeting, and staff said the parcel’s septic system was failing; council had previously voted to allow the property to proceed to final application phase including voluntary annexation.
Alden said adjacent property owners and homeowners associations were notified by mail and the annexation was advertised in the Independent Tribune on Feb. 1. In response to council queries, Alden said staff received one phone call asking about the annexation; no objections were described in the transcript.
Council was asked to consider adopting or denying the annexation at a subsequent step; the transcript records the staff presentation and questions but does not record a final council vote on annexation within the provided excerpt.
