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O'Fallon committee approves minor subdivision at 1730 W. Highway 50 and final plat for Bethel Grove

O'Fallon City Community Development Committee; Public Safety Committee · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved a minor subdivision of 5.37 acres at 1730 West Highway 50 (O'Fallon Business Park II) and the final plat for the 53-lot Bethel Grove subdivision, moving both forward after staff recommended approval.

The Community Development Committee voted to approve two land-use items: a minor subdivision for 1730 West Highway 50 (the second edition of O'Fallon Business Park) and the final plat for the Bethel Grove subdivision.

Grant presented the 1730 West Highway 50 request, saying the applicant, Doug Disler, seeks approval of a minor subdivision for approximately 5.37 acres zoned B-1 (community business). Grant said water and sewer are available for the site and that the petitioner expects to come back with a planned-use submittal for one of the new lots; staff recommended approval of the preliminary plat. The committee approved the subdivision by roll call.

On Bethel Grove, Grant said the subdivision had previously been approved by council and that the final plat covers 49.1 acres with 53 single-family residential lots in an SR-1 planned-use designation. Staff recommended approval of the final plat so the mylar can be recorded and lots sold. The committee approved the final plat by roll call.

Both motions passed without substantive public opposition at the committee level. Grant reminded the committee that approval of a minor subdivision or plat does not itself authorize construction; separate zoning or building approvals will be required for future development.

Next steps: the approvals allow the applicant and developer to proceed to the necessary recording and subsequent zoning or planned-use reviews where applicable.