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Commission approves Davila lot split; building and septic review remain a later step

Bluff Planning and Zoning Commission · May 7, 2026
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Summary

The Bluff Planning & Zoning Commission voted to approve a subdivision creating a separate half‑acre lot for the Davila property, clarifying the approval covers the lot only and that septic and building approvals will be handled through the building department.

The Bluff Planning & Zoning Commission voted to approve a requested lot division that will form a separate half‑acre parcel for the Davila property.

A commissioner clarified the commission was approving the lot — not a house design — noting, “we are not approving that this house can go on this septic,” and that building setbacks and septic suitability will be reviewed later by the building department and permitting process. The applicants (the Dovilas) told the commission they plan to install a septic system and utilities before sale, and commissioners confirmed that requirement had been included with the land application.

Following brief discussion and a motion to approve the subdivision, the commission voted to pass the motion unanimously. Commissioners asked staff to confirm the applicable application fee and to complete required signing; staff said they would provide the fee information the next morning.

Next steps: staff will confirm fee payment and finalize signing; building-permit reviews for placement of any future house remain subject to the building department’s approval.