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Commissioners approve Trinity Place second plat for one residential lot
Summary
The board unanimously approved a revised final plat (Trinity Place, Second Plat) for a single residential lot at 20511 Flom Road, with stipulations tied to land‑disturbance permits and updated county stormwater/stream buffer standards.
Planning staff presented the revised final plat for Trinity Place, Second Plat, a single residential lot located at 20511 Flom Road in the RUR district. Diane Woodland explained that stormwater standards have changed since the property’s original approval in 2005: the county now uses stream buffer zones rather than the former natural drainage-area designations. The proposed plat was modified to reflect stream buffer zones in accordance with current stormwater standards and APWA best practices.
Commissioner Brewer, representing the district, noted the East Zoning Board’s unanimous recommendation and asked staff to review stipulations from the staff report. Staff identified three routine stipulations, including the requirement to obtain a land‑disturbance permit if more than one acre is disturbed. The board voted 7–0 to approve the final plat subject to zoning‑board stipulations.
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