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Albany County panel approves two-lot subdivision at 2758 Highway 130
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved final plat SD-09-25 (Seam Estates), a two-lot subdivision at 2758 Highway 130, after staff reported that utilities exist and county-engineer comments were addressed.
The Albany County Planning and Zoning Commission on April 8 unanimously approved final plat application SD-09-25, known in staff papers as Seam Estates, allowing a 1.64-acre parcel at 2758 Highway 130 to be divided into two lots.
Planning staff member David told the commission the applicant (Dwellink) and property owner (Sandal Station LLC) had provided complete preliminary and final materials, that water and sewer service is available from the Centennial Water and Sewer District, and that county engineer Jake Schneider’s comments on the engineering report had been addressed.
Staff noted that each dwelling will need separate water and sewer taps and that utilities and postal service are already in place. “The findings necessary for approval…are affirmatively adopted,” David said in recommending approval.
Commissioners moved and seconded a motion adopting staff analysis, findings of fact and conclusions of law and approving the application. The vote was unanimous.
The approval adopts the conditions and findings included in the staff report and does not add additional substantive conditions beyond those noted by staff. The commission did not identify outstanding engineering or safety concerns at the meeting.
The county will include the staff report and the commission’s recommendation in the record sent to the Board of County Commissioners, as required by local procedures. No appealable hazards or unresolved objections were recorded at the meeting.
