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Board approves CSDC three-lot minor subdivision for homebuilding program
Summary
Washington County approved a minor subdivision to split a 4.728-acre tract into three lots; CSDC's Homeownership Center said the project supports participant-built homes through USDA Rural Development programs and no public concerns were recorded.
The Washington County Board approved a minor subdivision that will split a 4.728-acre parent tract into three lots to support a homebuilding program administered by CSDC's Homeownership Center.
Planning staff said the parent tract would be divided into Lot 3A (1.036 acres), Lot 3B (1.608 acres) and Lot 3C (2.084 acres). Alan Risley, program director for CSDC's Homeownership Center, described CSDC as an agency that helps participants build houses under USDA Rural Development programs and said prospective homeowners typically participate in construction of their homes.
Staff noted there are no structures on the property and that a utility easement provides access; no public comment was recorded. A motion to approve the subdivision as presented was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The transcript does not record a roll-call tally by name; planning staff will ensure final plat recording and compliance with the listed planning conditions prior to finalization.
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