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Pataskala planning commission approves two‑lot replat on Mill Street
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved REPDash25Dash002, splitting a 9.6‑acre parcel near Mill Street and Broad Street into a ~2.44‑acre lot to be sold to an adjacent owner and a ~6.5–7‑acre remainder, subject to health‑department and standard mylar submittal conditions.
The Pataskala Planning & Zoning Commission voted Dec. 3 to approve a replat application that will split a 9.6‑acre property near Mill Street Southwest and East Broad Street into two parcels.
Staff summarized the proposal as a 2.438‑acre lot fronting Broad Street and a remainder of roughly 6.5–7 acres that will retain an existing single‑family house and accessory building. The existing parcel is nonconforming under the agricultural zoning minimum lot size of 10 acres; the applicant sought a variance to divide the lot.
Commissioners and staff discussed outstanding comments from the county health department, which must be satisfied as a condition of approval. Staff told the commission the applicant must submit an 18‑by‑24‑inch mylar of the approved replat within 30 days of official signatures for recordation. The staff report also noted a five‑foot perimeter easement shown on the plans that staff said may not be necessary and could be removed prior to final approval.
The motion to approve REPDash25Dash002 with the conditions listed in the staff report was made by a commissioner and seconded; roll call votes were recorded and the motion passed. The commission directed the applicant to address the health‑department comments before final signoff.
Next procedural steps: the applicant must clear the health‑department items, submit the mylar for signature within the 30‑day window, and return the signed copy to the planning office as required by staff.
