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Board extends preliminary approval for Fasbender Minor Subdivision to April 22
Summary
The county granted an extension of preliminary subdivision approval for the Fasbender Minor Subdivision to April 22, 2026; applicant Mike Fasbender explained a signature delay tied to a lake-use transfer and a newly discovered easement.
The Lewis and Clark County Board of County Commissioners on March 19 granted an extension of preliminary approval for the Fasbender Minor Subdivision to April 22, 2026.
Greg McNally, Planning Projects Manager, presented the request and said staff recommended approval of the extension. Applicant Mike Fasbender explained to the board that he had not yet obtained a required signature because of a transfer of lake use and an easement he became aware of about a month ago.
No public comment was received. Commissioner Andy Hunthausen moved to approve the extension; Commissioner Candace Payne seconded the motion, which passed 3–0.
The transcript records the extension date and the applicant’s explanation; it does not record additional conditions or subsequent permitting steps.
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