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Council grants LaBarge Subdivision recording extension, agrees to up to nine months
Summary
Midway council approved an extension for final plat recording for the LaBarge Subdivision after the applicant said construction is nearly finished but recording was delayed by engineering review; council agreed to allow up to nine months so the plat can be recorded without returning to the council.
Midway City Council approved an extension for final approval of the LaBarge Subdivision after Michael Labarge asked for more time to record the plat.
Staff told the council that an earlier motion had granted a 90‑day extension but the plat remained unrecorded due to engineering and recording delays. The applicant said construction and infrastructure were essentially complete and that the remaining work was primarily recording. Council members discussed statutory limits and the council’s discretion, and several members recommended allowing a longer extension to avoid repeated appeals. The council initially moved to approve a six‑month extension; during discussion members agreed it would be preferable to permit up to nine months so the applicant would not have to return. The motion passed with council members recorded as voting ‘aye.’
Council also noted interest in reviewing code language to address tax‑delinquency as a factor in future extension approvals; staff said they would provide the requested information.
