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Planning Commission approves replat to dedicate right-of-way at 6800 Taylors Road
Summary
The commission voted 5-0 to approve a longstanding replat that dedicates a strip of right-of-way and cleans up a 20-year-old lot split at 6800 Taylors Road; the administrative action will allow the applicant to record the corrected plat with Montgomery County.
The Huber Heights Planning Commission on June 2, 2025 approved a replat application to dedicate city right-of-way and administratively attach a newly created lot to an adjacent property at 6800 Taylors Road.
The application, filed as case RP25-11 by the Haley Dusse Group, requests dedication of approximately 0.1557 acres of public right-of-way and formalizes a 0.0975-acre lot that had been informally used by an adjacent property owner. Staff described the matter as a clean-up of a lot-split process that began about 20 years ago but was never recorded; the widening of Taylorsville Road also created an encroachment that the replat corrects.
Planner staff explained that the replat creates Lot 2, which will be administratively attached to the neighboring parcel, and brings the right-of-way lines in line with where the city expects sidewalks and future alignment to be constructed. The city engineer reviewed the submission and had no outstanding comments. The Planning Commission's recommended record of decision follows staff memorandum dated June 2, 2025.
A motion to approve the record plan was recorded in the minutes as moved by "mister Shabar." The secretary called the roll and the vote was recorded as: Mister Johnson ' yes; Mister Vargas ' yes; Miss Thomas ' yes; Mister Shomper ' yes; Mister Wolf ' yes. The motion passed 5-0. Planning staff said they will notify the applicant and sign the paperwork so the applicant can file the record plan with Montgomery County.
Because the replat dedicates city right-of-way, it required Planning Commission approval rather than administrative sign-off, staff said. No conditions were attached to the commission's approval; staff noted Lot 1 will comply with subdivision regulations after the record plan is filed and recorded.
