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Planning and Zoning Commission approves subdivision plat transferring one-acre parcel to city
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission on June 4 approved a subdivision plat that transfers a roughly 1-acre lot to the city and a separate parcel to a private buyer; commissioners also approved routine agenda items and heard a short update on a zoning map/GIS project.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on June 4 approved a subdivision plat that will transfer a roughly 1-acre parcel to the city and a separate parcel to a private buyer, the commission voted.
The presenter, identified in the record as the person attending “for a subdivision,” told the commission, “we're selling the Lot 1 to the city and Lot 2 will go to Tyler.” The presenter said that “all the structures will actually be beyond the 2 acres,” indicating the house and associated buildings are on the parcel described as Lot 2.
Commission members questioned parcel dimensions during the exchange. One member asked whether Lot 2 was “1.7, isn't it?,” and the presenter replied that the owner describes it as 2 acres; the commission did not change the plat at the meeting. The presenter asked the commission for approval of the plat and for signatures to notarize the document; after a motion and second the commission voiced approval.
The presenter then asked commissioners to sign and date the plat and noted that, once notarized, the planning commission would sign it. Commissioners discussed timing for signatures; a participant referenced the “4th” and another mentioned June 26 when talking about scheduling but did not specify a formal deadline.
During the meeting the commission also completed routine business: the chair called for approval of the agenda and the minutes from April 9, both of which were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. A resident briefly reported that Bragg will help the commission develop a zoning map and assist with GIS work; timing and scope for that project were not specified.
Votes at a glance: - Motion to approve meeting agenda — approved by voice vote (ayes recorded; individual roll-call not recorded). - Motion to approve minutes from April 9 — approved by voice vote (ayes recorded; individual roll-call not recorded). - Motion to approve subdivision plat transferring Lot 1 to the city and Lot 2 to a private buyer — approved by voice vote (ayes recorded; individual roll-call not recorded). - Motion to adjourn — approved by voice vote.
What happens next: The presenter will arrange for notarization and gathering commissioners' signatures as requested; no further formal hearing on this plat was recorded at the meeting.
