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Platte County approves rezoning of 15.34 acres near Montebello for 36 single-family lots
Summary
The Platte County Commission unanimously approved a rezoning request on Jan. 8 to change 15.34 acres from agricultural to R7 (single-family high density) for a proposed 36-lot expansion adjacent to the Montebello subdivision; the planning commission and staff recommended approval.
The Platte County Commission voted 3-0 on Jan. 8 to approve a rezoning request for 15.34 acres from agricultural to R7 (single-family high density) to allow a new phase of the Montebello subdivision.
Daniel Erickson, director of Planning and Zoning, said the request was submitted by David Barth on behalf of Kol Land LLC and is located just west and adjacent to the Montebello subdivision near Park Hill South High School off Northwood Road. Erickson said the developer intends to divide the 15.34 acres into 36 single-family lots.
"Commission number 1 of 2025 is a request to rezone submitted by David Barth on behalf of Kol Land LLC, seeking to rezone 15.34 acres from its current zoning of agricultural to R7, which stands for single family high density," Erickson told the commission. He said the planning and zoning commission held a hearing, heard a handful of residents with questions and concerns (some about homeowners association matters that Erickson described as private contract issues), and unanimously recommended approval. Staff also recommended approval to the county commission.
A motion to approve the rezoning was made and seconded; the motion passed on a 3-0 roll call. County staff noted that the planning commission also approved the preliminary plat, though Erickson said the preliminary plat itself was not before the county commission for final action at the Jan. 8 meeting.
The rezoning approval authorizes the change in zoning classification; subsequent land division and permitting actions will be required before individual lots can be developed.
