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Property owner seeks partial utility easement closure to permit home addition; staff report no utility objections
Summary
A property owner asked the city to close part of a utility easement at 10820 South Toledo Avenue (Stonebriar Estates) to accommodate a home addition; staff said utility rights-holders reviewed the plan and raised no objections.
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A private developer requested a partial closure of a utility easement at 10820 South Toledo Avenue in Stonebriar Estates so the property owner could build an addition. Public Works staff presented the closure and said they had routed the request to all utilities and affected parties and received no objections.
A staff representative (Polzak) said the easement involved a limited portion and that retaining enough corridor would allow future utility work without blocking the owner’s planned addition. “We reviewed this with city staff representatives and everybody that has a right to occupy that easement, and we did not get a single objection,” the presenter said. Staff recommended approval consistent with standard easement-closure practice.
The committee treated the item as routine; there was light banter in the room but no substantive objections recorded. No formal committee vote was recorded at this meeting and staff said the item will move forward per the normal ordinance process.
