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Story County approves Loma's 5th agricultural subdivision east of Kelly
Summary
Story County supervisors approved Resolution 206-49 to create three agricultural lots and an outlot east of Kelly, finding the proposal met subdivision regulations and noting the city of Kelly waived its review. The applicant is David Lohman; no public objections were recorded.
The Story County Board of Supervisors voted Feb. 3 to approve Resolution 206-49, Loma's 5th Agricultural Subdivision, allowing the creation of three agricultural parcels and an outlot east of the Kelly city limits.
Planning staff told the board the proposal, submitted by applicant David Lohman, would divide the property into three net-acre lots intended for agricultural use. "Lot 1 currently has a dwelling and other agricultural buildings and is 6.48 net acres," planning staff said; Lot 2 was described as about 7.39 net acres of cropland and Lot 3 as roughly 12.07 acres of timber planned to remain as timber. Staff said county review applied the applicable agricultural subdivision chapter and land development regulations and that the interagency review comments were resolved on a corrected plat.
Staff also reported that notification letters were mailed to properties within a quarter-mile and that the nearby city of Kelly — which is within the two-mile review range — waived its review rights by a city resolution. Planning staff said no public comments had been received as of the meeting.
A supervisor moved approval, a second was recorded, and the board voted with all supervisors responding "aye." The board's action records the subdivision as meeting the county's development standards and advances the application toward recordation and any subsequent administrative steps.
Next steps outlined by staff include final plat processing and any required recording actions; staff noted technical corrections were already incorporated based on interagency review.
