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Robins Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommends approval of Robins Landing plats and dedicates 0.11 acres
Summary
On Feb. 12, 2025, the Robins Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved resolutions recommending final plats for Robins Landing 1st and 2nd Additions and approved Plat of Survey #2916 dedicating 0.11 acres to 1919 W. Main St.; escrow language appears in the Developer’s Agreement 2nd Amendment and will go to City Council on Feb. 17.
The Robins Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Feb. 12 to recommend City Council approval of final plats for Robins Landing 1st and 2nd Additions and to approve a Plat of Survey dedicating 0.11 acres to 1919 W. Main St.
City Engineer Kelli Scott described the purpose of the final plat for Robins Landing 1st Addition and explained that the developer’s escrow arrangement for incomplete punch-list items is set out in the 2nd Amendment to the Developer’s Agreement; Scott said that amendment will appear on the Feb. 17 City Council agenda for approval. Commission member Jay Goodin requested the clarification about the escrow language before the commission voted to adopt Resolution 2025-1. Chairperson Tim O’Hara moved for approval; AJ Hester seconded; all votes were aye.
Scott also presented the final plat for Robins Landing 2nd Addition and confirmed the escrow agreement for that addition is identical in nature to the 1st Addition. Scott said the developer intends to sell a 19-acre parcel for further development but that the city will withhold site plan approval for that parcel if required punch-list items remain unfinished. The commission passed Resolution 2025-2 recommending council approval (motion by Jay Goodin; second by Tim O’Hara; all aye).
The commission approved Plat of Survey #2916, which Scott described as an adjustment to square the property line and dedicate 0.11 acres to the property at 1919 W. Main St. Jay Goodin moved to approve the plat; Tim O’Hara seconded and all votes were aye.
The meeting record shows commission members Jay Goodin, AJ Hester, Todd Roberts and Chairperson Tim O’Hara in attendance and voting; staff in attendance included Planning and Zoning Administrator Vance McKinnon III and City Clerk Lisa Goodin. The commission adjourned at 5:52 p.m. The resolutions and the Developer’s Agreement amendment will be forwarded to the Robins City Council for consideration on its Feb. 17 agenda.
