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Council approves Gloverdale final plat, multiple certified survey maps and opens right‑of‑way vacation process
Summary
Council approved the Gloverdale First Edition final plat (13 single‑family lots) with five conditions, granted multiple certified survey maps including a future water‑tower lot, and initiated a preliminary resolution (122407) to begin vacating a portion of Dormer Street right‑of‑way.
The City of New Richmond council approved a package of land‑use items including a final plat for Gloverdale First Edition, several certified survey maps (CSMs), and a preliminary resolution to begin vacating a portion of Dormer Street.
Planning staff presented the final plat from Twin Cities Land Development on behalf of Creative Home Construction Investments; the addition consists of 13 single‑family lots west of County Road A, with staff recommending approval subject to five standard conditions (street lighting, signage, development agreement, construction commencement, impact fees). Council approved the plat with those conditions.
The council also approved a CSM from David Tyval to split 313 North First Street into two lots (staff recommended approval with no conditions), a CSM from Steve Helene to create four lots (with conditions), and a CSM for Thone Property Investments to create a 0.794‑acre lot intended for a future city water tower (approval with one condition). The Thone CSM includes recorded access easements and future utility considerations.
Separately, staff introduced Preliminary Resolution 122407 to begin the process to vacate an unbuilt section of Dormer Street platted in 1965 that extends into wetlands and is unlikely to be constructed. Staff said Wisconsin statute requires equally dividing vacated land between adjacent property owners; council authorized initiation of the vacation process (public notice, neighbor notification, planning public hearing, then final resolution).
Next steps: applicants will satisfy conditions prior to final plats/CSMs being recorded; staff will proceed with the public notice and hearing process for the Dormer Street vacation and report back to council.
