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Plan Commission approves consolidation of redevelopment parcels for transfer to city
Summary
The Lawrenceburg City Plan Commission approved consolidation and retracement surveys combining multiple redevelopment lots into a single parcel to be transferred to the city; the decision now goes to the city council for final approval and recording.
The Lawrenceburg City Plan Commission on Dec. 3 approved consolidation and retracement surveys that combine multiple redevelopment lots into a single parcel to be transferred from the city’s redevelopment authority to the city itself.
A staff member presenting the item said the package includes a retracement survey and a consolidation survey to combine the lots "to transfer it from redevelopment to city." The staff member said there are nine lots in the group — described in discussion as "about 10" — comprising roughly a half block.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about an earlier survey from 2008 and changes since then. The staff member said easements were added for a row house and a corrected street and that the consolidation reflects the requested adjustments. The staff member also summarized the next steps: "Next step is the city council voting on both these documents," followed by recording and an attorney-prepared deed for the transfer.
A motion to approve the consolidation and retracement surveys was made and seconded and passed by voice vote; commissioners responded "Aye." The commission did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript.
The commission sent the documents to the city council for final action and instructed staff to proceed with recording and drafting conveyance documents. No statutory citations or additional legal authorities were referenced during the discussion.
The Plan Commission meeting then considered other plats and items on the agenda.
