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Commission approves parcel split for downtown building; water-service agreement to be recorded

Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Waverly · November 7, 2025
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Summary

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a plat to separate an outbuilding from 914 4th Street SW into a distinct parcel for commercial use, contingent on a recorded water-service agreement and easement; staff said the sanitary sewer connection and electric meter are dedicated to the parcel.

The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Waverly voted unanimously to recommend approval of a plat to separate a building east of the Napa building into a new parcel (Parcel T) at 914 4th Street SW, after staff confirmed the water-service agreement and related easements had been finalized and would be recorded with the deed.

Why it matters: The parceling allows the outbuilding to be used as a separate business and clarifies utility responsibilities. Staff said the parcel already has a dedicated sanitary sewer connection and electric meter, but the water service line is shared; the parties finalized a service agreement and easements that will be recorded as ongoing deed restrictions.

Applicant comment: Applicant Zach Deschoner told the commission he plans to move his internet business from Waterloo into the building and intends to make the building more appealing.

Action: The commission moved, seconded and approved the plat by voice vote. Staff confirmed the water-service agreement and easements will be recorded with the deeds and that a separate water meter will be required prior to final city action.

What's next: The recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final approval and the recorded agreement will be part of the property deed.