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Planning commission approves preliminary final plat dividing Old Greenwell Springs Road property
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary final plat (case 25 21 f) revising a prior submission from one lot to two at Old Greenwell Springs Road after staff confirmed the revised plat met minimum requirements; a commissioner voiced a procedural reservation but voted to approve.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve a preliminary final plat, case 25 21 f, to subdivide property on Old Greenwell Springs Road into two lots.
Chair Speaker 1 introduced the item and staff (Speaker 5) told the commission the applicant had revised the plat from one lot to two and “the request meets the minimum requirements for planning commission consideration.” No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
Commission discussion centered on utility servitudes and frontage. Speaker 2 asked whether the utility servitude referenced in the plat was “for power or water,” and staff and other commissioners confirmed it could be for power or water and that both properties would have frontage on Granville Springs.
Commissioner Mister Fernet said he was “not opposed to letting this man have 2 large lots instead of 1 larger lot” but registered a procedural reservation, saying he did “not think it’s legally correct for us to change applications on the fly verbally.” He nevertheless voted in favor.
A motion to approve, made by Mister Furman and seconded by Mister Sheridan, passed on roll call. Chair then closed the planning-side review of the item and moved the meeting into the zoning commission session.
The commission’s approval closes the planning review; any infrastructure requirements (utilities, frontage, parking and any required permits) will be enforced at the building and permitting stage.
