Planning commission approves plat to create two transferable parcels

The Harrison Planning Commission on Nov. 11 voted to approve a record plat that defines two transferable parcels within an existing two‑unit dwelling, allowing each unit to be sold individually.

An unidentified staff member read the application during new business, saying, “The reason for the request is the applicant is requesting approval to define 2 transferable parcels within section. This will allow the sale of each individual unit of a 2 unit dwelling,” and added that the new division line had been field‑located and that the record plat would be filed at the Hamilton County Recorder's Office.

The application had been reviewed by the Harrison Zoning Department and the city engineer, who recommended approval with no conditions, the staff reading noted. Commissioner Wilson moved to approve the plat; the motion was seconded and the commission recorded votes of "Yay." The roll call shows affirmative votes recorded in the transcript from Mayor Grubbs (listed once in the roll call as "Mayor Groves"), Miss Nock, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Graff.

The action will allow deeds to be recorded to transfer the newly defined lots as sold, and the staff reading specified that the record plat will be recorded at the Hamilton County Recorder's Office. No conditions, amendments or further requirements were recorded in the meeting minutes excerpt.

The commission approved the October minutes earlier in the meeting and, after completing new business, had no old business to consider. An adjournment motion was made and seconded and the meeting was closed.