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Commission approves two preliminary plats, easement vacation and amends year-end meeting schedule
Summary
The Kenai Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 22 recommended vacating a 20-foot pedestrian easement on Lot 48 in Shoreline Heights and approved a replat merging Lots 19 and 20; the commission also set a Nov. 12 work session and adjusted its year-end meeting calendar.
At its Oct. 22 meeting, the Kenai Planning and Zoning Commission approved two preliminary-plat actions and several administrative items.
Preliminary plats and easement vacation: the commission voted to recommend approval of resolution PZ2025-31, a preliminary-plat application to vacate a 20-foot pedestrian easement and a utility easement along the northern boundary of Lot 48 in the Shoreline Heights 2023 addition. Staff told the commission that dedication of Pay Drive severed the eastern portion of the pedestrian easement, making the eastern segment unnecessary; Lot 48 is approximately 24,437 square feet (above the rural-residential minimum of 20,000 square feet). Staff noted city water is available along Pay Drive but city sewer is not; the property owner will be required to use a private on-site septic system meeting State of Alaska…
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