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Commissioners recommend preliminary and final approval for Mulligan Meadows subdivision (phase 4)
Summary
The commission recommended that the City Council give preliminary and final approval to Mulligan Meadows (SU25‑010), a replat that will reconfigure five existing lots and create five new lots along West 15th Street; public utilities will be extended at the developer’s expense and the project is described as phase 4 of five in ongoing development.
On July 22, the City of North Platte Planning Commission voted to recommend preliminary and final approval of Mulligan Meadows (File SU25‑010), a subdivision that reconfigures five existing lots and creates five new lots for future residential development along West 15th Street.
Planning staff told commissioners the subdivision will be served by public utilities at the developer’s expense and is consistent with the applicable PR‑3 dwelling district. Staff recommended approval of the preliminary and final plat. The application covers lots identified as Lots 1 through 5, Mulligan Meadows Second Subdivision, and Lot 17, Mulligan Meadows Third Subdivision.
Gary Pearson, president of the North Platte River Development Corporation and representing the developer, told the commission the work completed so far includes two additional streets and full infrastructure (water/sewer) extensions; the current phase adds five lots and provides access to the site planned for a forthcoming three‑ or four‑plex workforce housing project that received a workforce housing fund grant. Pearson said the subdivision is phase 4 of a 5‑phase development and that properties in earlier phases are selling.
Commissioner Jett moved to recommend approval of SU25‑010; Commissioner McKeown seconded. The motion passed on a roll‑call vote. Planning staff will forward the commission’s positive recommendation to the City Council for final action.
Planning staff noted any public utilities to serve new lots will be installed at the developer’s expense and according to the approved redevelopment contract; commissioners did not add special conditions beyond standard platting requirements.
