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Commissioners approve two replats to create buildable lots; easement placement flagged for future review
Summary
The board unanimously approved a Polaris/Tushita replat and a Larson property reconfiguration to create buildable parcels; planning staff and commissioners flagged utility‑easement placement that could confuse future owners and noted the need for easement-holder review.
Custer County commissioners approved two land‑use items on Nov. 12 that reconfigure property lines to create buildable parcels.
Planning staff said the Polaris/Tushita replat splits a small center parcel to create two full lots and that the Planning Commission recommended approval. Commissioners discussed existing easements that follow old boundaries and raised a concern that split easements could create confusion for future owners. Planning staff said the new plat will include easement language and that the owners must complete quick‑claim deeds after recording.
The Larson replat similarly adjusts property lines to convert narrow, unbuildable parcels into two buildable lots; Planning Commission recommended approval and the board voted to approve the vacation and replat.
Commissioners approved both applications by voice vote and asked staff to track easement holders and clarify utility easement placement to reduce future disputes.
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