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Planning commission approves minor subdivision at 1103 South Nordic Drive (NAPA Subdivision) with conditions
Summary
The commission approved Hermosa Holdings LLC's minor subdivision at 1103 South Nordic Drive (called the NAPA Subdivision in the packet) with findings and conditions; recording of the subdivision is contingent on meeting fire-marshal and building-code requirements.
The Petersburg Borough Planning Commission approved a minor subdivision application from Hermosa Holdings LLC for property at 1103 South Nordic Drive, referred to in the motion as the NAPA Subdivision. The approval was granted with findings of fact and conditions of approval as presented.
Representatives who spoke during the item included Dave Denas, who said he had been working with the Davis family on the subdivision, and a speaker who identified as "West Davis" from Mosa Holdings (the transcript contains that name). Commission staff (Liz) clarified that two maps appeared in the packet: page 36 was a placeholder and page 37 contained the proposed subdivision map the commission should consider.
Commission discussion confirmed the approval is conditional on meeting fire-related and building-code requirements. The commission explicitly noted that recording the subdivision will not occur until required improvements and approvals from the State Fire Marshal or applicable fire-code reviewers and any building-permit requirements are satisfied; the conditional approval gives the applicant certainty to plan while the outstanding fire and building issues are resolved.
The motion to approve the NAPA Subdivision with findings and conditions passed on a roll-call vote with all voting members present recorded as voting yes.
Votes at a glance: Motion to approve the NAPA Subdivision with findings and conditions passed; recorded votes: Jim — Yes; Philip — Yes; Donald — Yes; Marita — Yes; Chris — Yes; Heather — Yes.
Next steps: Applicant and staff must complete the outstanding fire-code and building-permit improvements before the subdivision may be recorded at the borough level.
