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Developer outlines drainage and well plans as Brother Ranch lots proposed to split into eight parcels
Summary
At a public hearing, applicants and staff described drainage fixes, detention‑box modifications and a requirement that each new lot have its own water well as part of a proposed subdivision that would split about 30.2 acres into eight parcels. Neighbors raised questions about 1956 covenants; staff said none were found that would bar the change.
A public hearing held by the Wilson County Commissioners examined a proposed revision to the Brother Ranch subdivision that would convert two larger lots (identified in the application as lots 100 and 101) into eight parcels covering about 30.2 acres.
County and applicant representatives described engineering and public‑safety measures tied to the project. The applicant's engineer said the drainage plan had been revised to address previous concerns about the detention box, noting the detention box sizing was adjusted…
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