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Wilson County approves plat variances, final plat and accepts $1.11 million letter of credit for developments
Summary
The court approved a nonstandard plat variance for Twin Oak, accepted a variance for an Encino property, approved the Chaparral Ranch Unit 2 final plat and accepted a $1,109,473.50 letter of credit for Chapel Hill Ranch phase 2, based on permitting staff and review committee recommendations.
Wilson County Commissioners Court handled multiple land-development items under Agenda 23. Permitting and development staff and the review committee recommended approval on several items, and commissioners moved and approved each by voice vote.
The court approved a nonstandard plat variance for 311 Twin Oak (for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis) after staff said the review committee gave the request a favorable recommendation. The court also accepted a variance for Property 182 on Encino (Santos family) for a mobile home that sits 11 inches in a utility easement; utility providers provided release letters and the variance was approved to satisfy FHA sale requirements.
The court approved the final plat for Chaparral Ranch Subdivision Unit 2 (phase 2), with the project's engineer present for questions. The court then accepted a letter of credit for Chapel Hill Ranch phase 2 in the amount of $1,109,473.50; staff indicated the letter had been provided to the county treasurer for revision and acceptance.
Each action was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote in the meeting transcript; no roll-call tallies were recorded.
