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Committee approves zoning and waiver to split 42-acre parcel into two family lots
Summary
The land-use committee approved a zoning case and waiver allowing a resident to split a 42-acre parcel into roughly 20- and 22-acre parcels for family use; the waiver addressed a 57-foot roadway frontage where 60 feet is required and the committee required a permanent easement on the second parcel.
Member Ruhlung reported the land-use committee considered a zoning and waiver case from a resident who requested to split a 42-acre parcel into two lots, approximately 20 and 22 acres, to keep land in the family for future generations.
The waiver related to a roadway frontage measurement: the parcel has 57 feet of frontage where county requirements call for 60 feet. Zoning staff recommended approval on the condition that the applicant record a permanent easement for the second parcel. Both the zoning case and the waiver passed the committee.
Ruhlung described the approval as supporting a family land division with a condition to preserve permanent access for the created parcel; no further questions were recorded in committee.
