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Commission recommends approval of Kishiyama minor subdivision; Tri‑County water confirmed
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a minor subdivision that divides a 35‑acre parcel on Miguel Road into three lots; staff confirmed Tri‑County Water service and that proposed lots are buildable outside the creek floodplain.
The Montrose County Planning Commission on March 27 recommended approval of a minor subdivision proposal to divide 35 acres on Miguel Road into three lots.
Staff reported the proposed subdivision would create three lots with potable water served by Tri‑County Water and wastewater handled by septic systems; the proposal meets county regulations as submitted. The applicant and a representative confirmed the property is irrigated farmland and that buildable areas exist outside an identified creek/floodplain.
Commission discussion was limited. A commissioner moved to approve the Kishiyama Minor Subdivision based on the findings listed in the staff report; the motion was seconded and the commission approved the application unanimously. The recommendation will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for the April 16 hearing.
Why it matters: The decision clears a routine minor subdivision through planning‑level review while documenting water and septic capacity and floodplain/buildable-area considerations for future permits.
