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Tazewell County Planning Commission approves subdivision of county-owned lots along Lynn Hollow Road
Summary
The Planning Commission voted Aug. 8 to approve a subdivision transferring about 1.57 acres from Lot 60 to Lot 59 along Lynn Hollow Road on county-owned property; the commission also noted a prescriptive easement and discussed waiving fees for county-owned parcels.
At its Aug. 8 meeting, the Tazewell County Planning Commission voted 6 to 0 to approve a subdivision of county-owned property that transfers roughly 1.57 acres from Lot 60 to Lot 59 along Lynn Hollow Road.
Kenneth Dunford, Jr., Director of County Engineering, described the parcel as Board of Supervisors property and said Lot 60 presently crosses Lynn Hollow Road. Dunford noted a prescriptive easement along the portion of the road affected by the split and told the commission that no issues have arisen with the proposed subdivision.
Chairperson Ann Robinson suggested waiving the application fee because the property is owned by Tazewell County. Vice-Chairman Robert “Bob” Moss moved to approve the subdivision; Member Hayden Lyons seconded. The motion passed 6 to 0, with Member Kyle Cruey absent.
The commission’s action, recorded in the meeting minutes, approves the subdivision of Tax Map #57, Lots 59 and 60 as presented to staff. The transcript does not record further implementation steps in the public record provided; any subsequent administrative steps (deed updates, survey filing or plat recording) would be handled through county staff and the Board of Supervisors as applicable.
