Decatur P&Z approves 30-day extension for replat RP250010; special meeting scheduled
Summary
The commission granted a 30-day extension for replat RP250010 after staff said the application did not meet subdivision ordinance requirements; a special meeting was scheduled to consider the corrected application.
The Decatur Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 2 approved a 30-day extension for replat application RP250010 and noted the extension will require a specially called meeting on Sept. 30, 2025.
A staff presentation said the replat is a split of a property into two lots and that "the application is not in order at this time and does not meet the minimum requirements for the subdivision ordinance." Staff said the surveyor returned the application to correct deficiencies, and the applicant requested the 30-day extension to address those issues.
Commissioners voted to grant the 30-day extension so staff and the applicant could resolve the outstanding survey and submittal deficiencies. Commissioner Will Clossey moved to approve the extension and Commissioner John Lanier seconded; the motion passed.
Staff noted the extension will require a special-called meeting on Sept. 30, 2025, and that as of the agenda posting the Oct. 7 meeting had two new planning applications but more could arrive before the Sept. 8 deadline.
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