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Board approves preliminary plat for County Line Estates submitted by Hubbard County HRA EDA
Summary
The board unanimously approved a preliminary plat, County Line Estates, to divide a 40-acre tract in Farden Township into seven lots; the planning commission had recommended approval and staff said each lot meets state septic-site requirements.
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The board approved a preliminary plat application titled County Line Estates, submitted by the Hubbard County HRA EDA, to subdivide a 40-acre tract in Farden Township into seven lots accessed from a township road.
Environmental Services staff told commissioners the proposed lots comply with county ordinance minimum lot sizes and include the required two septic-system drain-field sites per lot as required by state rules. The Planning Commission had unanimously recommended approval of the preliminary plat.
A commissioner moved to approve the preliminary plat and the motion carried. Staff said no township correspondence had been received and that, had the township objected, they would have expected notice; staff further explained an administrative-subdivision rule limiting lots that front a road to four in a quarter-mile segment did not apply under the planning-section pathway used for this plat.
Board action: preliminary plat approval for County Line Estates (seven lots from a 40-acre tract) was carried unanimously.
Next steps: staff will record the preliminary plat approval and provide any final technical or administrative items necessary for final platting and sale. Planning and driveway-approach coordination with the township will follow if requested.

