Planning Commission unanimously approves Stone Place subdivision plats
Summary
The Planning Commission approved the Stone Place general plat (GP 2026-01) and final plat (FP 2026-02) for a 10-acre property split into a ~7-acre lot and a ~2.7-acre lot; applicant Bart Swarm spoke in favor and both measures passed by unanimous roll call votes.
The Planning Commission voted unanimously April 16, 2026, to approve both the general plat (GP 2026-01) and final plat (FP 2026-02) for the Stone Place subdivision, a 10-acre property proposed to be split into two lots.
Eric, the commission staff reporter, summarized the proposal as 'straightforward,' saying the site lies just south of Waterloo on the west side of Portland with Rush Creek Road bordering the north side. The application would split the parcel into roughly 2.5 acres and about seven acres (applicant later specified 7.55 and 2.67 acres).
Property owner and applicant Bart Swarm of 3950 Northwest Rush Creek Road spoke in favor, telling the commission they planned to divide the parcel and sell the smaller lot to friends so they could build a house. No speakers opposed the plats.
After the staff report and public comment, commissioners moved to approve the general plat and, separately, the final plat. Roll-call votes recorded each listed member voting in favor; both motions carried.
Copies of the plats will be recorded as appropriate following standard processing; the transcript does not specify recording dates or additional conditions.
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