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Buffalo County approves preliminary plat for Roubicek Subdivision
Summary
After a public hearing March 12, 2024, the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners granted preliminary approval for the Roubicek Subdivision under Resolution 2024-07; the resolution notes the action is not final and a separate final plat approval remains required.
Chairperson Ivan H. Klein on March 12, 2024 opened a public hearing and the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to grant preliminary approval to the proposed Roubicek Subdivision, adopting Resolution 2024-07.
Deputy County Attorney Andrew Hoffmeister presented the application and applicants Eric C.D. Roubicek and Heather Roubicek were present to answer questions about the preliminary subdivision, which would create lots in part of the N ½ SW ¼ of Section 1, Township 9 North, Range 16 West, Buffalo County, Nebraska. The board reviewed prior actions, including a favorable planning commission recommendation and earlier relaxations and code amendments that affected the subdivision’s compliance history.
Resolution 2024-07 records the subdivision’s regulatory history — including a prior preliminary plat approval in 2018, zoning and subdivision code amendments adopted in 2021 that changed applicable standards, and Board of Adjustment relaxations granted in December 2023 — and states the board’s action on March 12 is a preliminary approval only. The resolution explicitly notes the County will not file a final plat until the Final Plat is approved.
The board’s approval was made by motion and carried on a roll call vote. No public objections were recorded during the hearing.
Next steps: the applicants must submit a Final Plat for review and approval before the subdivision may be recorded or filed.
