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Commission approves utility easement vacation, replat and annexation for site at 1910 North 50 Second Street

2245501 · February 6, 2025
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Summary

The commission unanimously approved removing a 10-foot utility easement, replatting (Plat of Seventh) and annexing property at 1910 North 50 Second Street to allow re‑dedication of the easement and to accommodate a larger storm pond for the developing area.

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved three related items for property at 1910 North 50 Second Street on Feb. 5: vacation of a 10-foot utility easement, the Plat of Seventh (a replat that rededicates the easement), and annexation of the affected parcel.

Planning staff described the easement vacation as tied to the plat and the annexation that followed. Miss Grasser, planning staff, said the utility easement north of Gateway Drive will be removed and then rededicated on the new plat to make room for an appropriately sized storm pond in the developing area.

No public testimony was offered. The commission approved the easement vacation (agenda item 4-1), the Plat of Seventh (agenda item 4-2) and the annexation (agenda item 4-3) by unanimous vote; motions and seconding commissioners were recorded on the public record.

Staff said the rededication on the recorded plat will ensure the new easement alignment and allow the pond to be constructed as shown on the submitted drawings.