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Commission OKs Reversion of Lot Configuration in New Covington
Summary
The commission approved case 26-02-06 to revert Lot 7-A, Square 2313 back to two 50-by-150-foot lots after staff said the city's ordinance allows such reversions and the square historically contains 50-foot lots.
City staff described case 26-02-06, an administrative re-subdivision request to split Lot 7-A, Square 2313 into two 50-by-150-foot lots. Staff said the zoning classification nominally requires 60-foot lots but that the square in that part of New Covington historically consists of 50-foot lots and the city has approved similar reversions in the past.
A commissioner noted there is nothing in the city's ordinance preventing a return to the original lot configuration; staff confirmed that the city routinely approves similar changes in the area. The petitioner was not present at the hearing.
A motion to approve the administrative re-subdivision was made, seconded and passed by roll call; Commissioners Boone, Davidson, Dovick, Bullock and Hudson recorded affirmative votes.
Staff did not identify additional conditions tied to the approval. The action restores the lot pattern to its historical configuration and is intended to resolve a zoning/lot-width mismatch for future development.
