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Planning commission approves three‑lot final plat on Halltown Road

Hartsville Trasto County Planning Commission · May 12, 2026
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Summary

Hartsville commissioners approved a 1.75‑acre final plat to subdivide an existing parcel into three lots for KCO LLC (owner: Zack Taylor); staff said utilities and fire protection meet standards and the applicant must secure a state demolition/asbestos permit for the house on Lot 3.

The Hartsville Trasto County Planning Commission unanimously approved a final plat that divides a 1.75‑acre parcel on Halltown Road into three lots for KCO LLC, owner Zack Taylor.

Staff reviewer Jim explained that the property had sewer, water and fire protection in place and that a 50‑foot strip shown on the plat will preserve a potential access route and sewer easement serving adjacent parcels. "You've still got that 50ft strip looking for potential street going in or entrance to an apartment complex," Jim said while explaining access and utility routing.

Miss Rosalie, representing planning staff, told the commission that an existing house on Lot 3 will be removed and that the owner must file the required state demolition/asbestos permit before demolition. "The house to be removed will have to file for a special permit with the state ... because of possible asbestos," she said.

Staff also noted an on‑site fire hydrant and infrastructure identified on the plat: an 8‑inch water line, an 8‑inch sewer line and fire suppression capacity reported at 500 gallons per minute at 20 psi. Commissioners discussed whether the parcel had been part of an earlier annexation and confirmed sewer access would be preserved via the reserved strip.

A commissioner moved to approve the final plat; the motion (recorded in the minutes as moved by 'Shudder' and seconded by 'Mr. Ner') carried unanimously.

The commission recorded a recusal by Mitch Gregory for this matter; no additional conditions were attached to the approval. Next steps for the applicant include securing the state demolition/asbestos permit and recording the final plat per county procedures.