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Board approves subdivision replat to split large lot into two compliant acreage parcels
Summary
Morrison County commissioners approved a replat (Tkach Ediphon) to split a single large lot in a subdivision into two compliant, multi‑acre lots after the planning commission recommended approval.
Morrison County commissioners voted to approve a replat called "Tkach Ediphon" that splits an existing large lot within a subdivision into two compliant acreage parcels.
Why it matters: the decision changes the subdivision—s lot configuration and will allow the applicant to create two buildable lots where there had previously been one non‑compliant or oversized lot.
Annie in Land Services told the board the planning commission had recommended approval at its last meeting. "The applicant is asking essentially just to split that lot into two compliant lots," the staff presenter said, noting each resulting parcel would be multiple acres.
Commissioner Winter moved approval; Commissioner Casper seconded the motion. After brief discussion, commissioners voted in favor; the chair called for aye and the motion was carried.
Less critical details: staff emphasized the lots are measured in acres rather than square feet and that the replat is required because the property is inside an existing subdivision and the change redefines the subdivision—s lot structure.
