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Hardin County commissioners approve variance and replat for four Woodcrest lots
Summary
The Hardin County Commissioners unanimously approved a variance and replat for four lots in the Woodcrest Subdivision in Precinct 4 during a March 25 special meeting after a brief public hearing in which one resident spoke and said their question was answered.
Hardin County Judge Wayne McDaniel and the four county commissioners unanimously approved a variance and replat for four lots in the Woodcrest Subdivision during a special meeting March 25, the court record shows.
The vote followed a public hearing on a request by Mr. Calvin Gauthier of S & C Builders, LLC to replat Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block 14 of the Woodcrest Subdivision Addition 2 (recorded in Volume 2, Page 65 of the Hardin County plat records) into Lots 5A, 5B, 6A and 7A and to grant side-setback variances for the resulting lots. The property is located in Precinct 4 (Elisha Duncan League, Abstract 14).
During the hearing one member of the public spoke and asked a question about the request; the court answered and the transcript records that the speaker was satisfied with the response. After the hearing, Judge Wayne McDaniel moved to approve the request; Commissioner L. W. “Nubbin” Cooper Jr. seconded. The judge and all four commissioners — Commissioners Cooper (Pct. 1), Chris Kirkendall (Pct. 2), Amanda Young (Pct. 3) and Ernie Koch (Pct. 4) — voted in favor. The agenda and minutes record the action as approved.
No opposed votes or abstentions are listed in the meeting minutes. The court then adjourned the special session.
The public record included in the agenda identifies the plat reference and the applicant; the minutes do not detail the substance of the public question or any conditions attached to the approval. Any future actions (recording the replat, filing revised plats with the county plat records, or issuing any permits) will appear in subsequent public filings and county records.
