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Planning commission approves lot-line adjustment for three parcels in rural Pennington County
Summary
The commission approved COLLA24-0006 to consolidate three parcels into two at Addy Camp Trail and Osprey Trail, with staff finding the proposal consistent with surrounding land uses and imposing two conditions.
The Pennington County Planning Commission voted Jan. 13 to approve lot-line adjustment plat COLLA24-0006 for property owned by Craig and Joan Hyde, consolidating three existing parcels into two.
Assistant Planning Director Jason Theneson told commissioners that the current parcels measure 11.39 acres (vacant), 10.01 acres (single-family residence and on-site wastewater treatment system), and 7.82 acres (single-family residence, detached garage and shed). Under the proposal, Lot 1 would become 26.21 acres and Lot 2 would contain the existing residence and on-site wastewater treatment system and other improvements.
Staff recommended approval with two conditions after interdepartmental review produced no objections. Theneson said the applicants met the conditions previously identified during a layout-plan review and the proposed reconfiguration “appears to be in harmony with existing lots and current land uses in the area.”
A commissioner asked about water availability; Theneson replied water was not a concern because the existing residences already have service and the proposal reduces, rather than increases, density from three lots to two.
A motion to approve COLLA24-0006 with the two staff conditions carried by voice vote; the transcript records an aye but no roll-call tally.
The Planning Commission’s recommendation will advance to the Pennington County Board of Commissioners for final action.
