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DeKalb County Plat Committee approves one‑lot Allmendinger Estates subdivision in Butler
Summary
The Plat Committee approved a one‑lot minor subdivision for Adam and Tina Allmendinger, citing compliance with county Unified Development Ordinance standards and required reviews from county agencies; approval includes standard plat recordation conditions.
The DeKalb County Plat Committee on Nov. 5 approved a one‑lot minor subdivision named Allmendinger Estates, permitting a single‑family residence on a roughly 2.49‑acre parcel at the southeast corner of County Road 53 and County Road 36 A in Butler.
Chris, the Zoning Administrator, told the committee the proposal is a first buildable split from a parent parcel and meets Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) standards. "The minimum lot area required is 2 net acres and they have proposed 2.378 net acres," Chris said, and staff reported required frontage and width criteria are met and that a 30‑foot right‑of‑way dedication is shown on the plat.
Staff also read jurisdictional findings and agency responses: the application was filed Oct. 2, 2024; legal notice published Oct. 25; and letters or reports were received from the DeKalb County Board of Health, the County Highway Department, the Drainage Board and the DeKalb County Soil and Water Conservation District. Chris recommended approval with standard conditions requiring compliance with applicable federal, state and local laws and with plat recordation requirements.
With no committee discussion, Sandy Harrison moved to approve the petition; Suzanne Davis seconded. A roll‑call vote recorded "Yes" from Sandy Harrison, Suzanne Davis, Jason Carnahan, Jerry Yoder and Alicia Rogers; the motion passed.
The committee recorded conditions that the plat not be recorded until the applicant files written evidence of compliance with any requirements from county health, highway, drainage, surveyor or other applicable agencies and that appropriate agricultural, drainage and airport‑zone covenants be placed on the plat if required. The Zoning Administrator will determine when those conditions are met.
The committee did not receive public comment on this petition during the hearing.
