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Commission recommends approval of Angel Home preliminary plat with conditions
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended City Council approve the preliminary plat for Angel Home Addition (PP349-24) with conditions requiring correction of the plat title and noting a prior zoning-board variance that removes alleys from the development.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that City Council approve the preliminary plat for Angel Home Addition (case PP349-24), five single-family lots at the northwest corner of East Parkerville Road and Terrace Drive, subject to two plat corrections.
Staff reported the 1.785-acre site is in an SF-10 zoning district; the submitted preliminary plat meets zoning and subdivision regulations but contained two errors that must be corrected before final platting. Staff recommended approval provided the plat be relabeled "preliminary" (it had been incorrectly titled "final") and that the plat record the earlier Zoning Board of Adjustment decision that granted a variance allowing the development to proceed without alleys.
"Staff recommends that the planning and zoning commission make a recommendation of approval to the city council for the applicant's submitted preliminary plat titled Angel Home Addition... with the condition that the preliminary plat be corrected to identify that the plat is actually a preliminary and not a final plat," a staff member explained.
Commissioners also discussed a public-access easement shown on the concept drawing. Staff clarified the easement would allow public vehicular access across private property for the subject lots and would be maintained by the lot owners; it is not a dedicated public roadway and cannot be gated because it is a public-access easement.
Commissioner Veil moved to recommend approval with the stated conditions; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Loehr and passed unanimously. The recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final action; staff will require the two changes on the preliminary plat before the final plat is recorded.
