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Commission approves Concordia High School Lot 1 replat to create separate lot for future development
Summary
The commission approved a replat of a 42.713-acre Planned Unit District tract (Concordia High School Lot 1) into two lots so the existing multifamily development remains on Lot 1 and a new Lot 2 holds drainage easements and land south of the floodplain; staff recommended approval.
City staff presented and the Planning and Zoning Commission approved a replat of Concordia High School Lot 1 (Block A), splitting a 42.713-acre planned unit district tract into two lots so that existing multifamily and amenities remain on one lot while a newly created Lot 2 will include a drainage easement and land south of the floodplain.
"Tonight, it's Block Lot 1 Block A of Concordia High School replat. It is plotted currently as a 42.713 acre tract, zoned PUD," the staff member (S6) said, and noted the proposal met state and local requirements. The staff presentation said the split is intended to market the southern lot separately to another developer; staff also stated that parkland dedication or fee-in-lieu had already been completed for the development.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about zoning and whether the land was intended for a school; staff confirmed it is zoned Planned Unit District (PUD) and that the land had originally been purchased and platted by Concordia High School but is not currently a school. Commissioner (S7) moved to approve the replat as drafted, Commissioner (S2) seconded, and the motion passed by voice vote.
The approved replat will proceed through standard administrative recording processes; future development of the newly created Lot 2 would require separate review and permitting.
