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Planning commission approves Byler property division with water and sewer variance
Summary
The Tazewell County Planning Commission approved the Andy and Lydia Byler property division on April 10, 2025, granting a variance for water and sewer after county engineering confirmed required certified‑mail notifications to adjoining landowners.
The Tazewell County Planning Commission voted April 10 to approve a property division for Andy and Lydia Byler, granting a variance for water and sewer requirements.
The division was discussed at the March 13 meeting, and Jim Ribble, the land surveyor representing the Bylers, confirmed the parcel split had been re-presented for approval. Kenneth Dunford, director of county engineering, told the commission that certified letters notifying adjoining landowners had been sent in the required timeframe. County Attorney Chase Collins concurred with Dunford’s assessment.
Vice‑Chairman Jason Herndon moved to approve the division; Member Kyle Cruey seconded. The commission adopted the motion by a vote of 5 to 0, with Members Ann Robinson and Lance Wimmer absent.
The approval includes a variance for water and sewer. The commission did not record additional conditions in the transcript; any required administrative or permitting steps were not specified in the record.
The commission proceeded to other agenda items following the vote.
