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House Smart Inc. seeks one-lot subdivision at 1427 Austin Avenue; planning staff to advertise for Sept. 8 hearing
Summary
Don Toringa of Toringa Engineering represented a petition from House Smart Inc. (Bob Morris) for a one-lot R-2 residential subdivision at 1427 Austin Avenue, described as the proposed Cedar Heights addition.
Don Toringa of Toringa Engineering represented a petition from House Smart Inc. (Bob Morris) for a one-lot R-2 residential subdivision at 1427 Austin Avenue, described as the proposed Cedar Heights addition. Toringa said the subdivision is ministerial, based on meets-and-bounds descriptions, and is being recorded to allow a building addition.
Commissioners noted the parcel has been in place for roughly 50 years and that there are no elevation changes or other substantial site alterations associated with the subdivision. The petitioner confirmed the intent is to create a recorded lot to permit construction of an addition, not to subdivide for multiple new dwellings.
Staff indicated the item will be advertised and could appear on the Sept. 8 meeting agenda. No formal vote was taken at the study session; commissioners characterized the request as straightforward and ministerial.
