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Committee approves Springbrook Meadows preliminary plat for nine‑lot subdivision in Town of Springbrook
Summary
The Planning, Resource & Development Committee unanimously approved the Springbrook Meadows preliminary plat — a nine‑lot subdivision on a 23‑acre parcel in the Town of Springbrook — following staff findings that soils and access meet county requirements and after the town had previously approved the plat.
The Dunn County Planning, Resource & Development Committee unanimously approved the preliminary plat for Springbrook Meadows, a proposed nine‑lot subdivision on about 23 acres in the Town of Springbrook.
Tom Carlson presented the staff report and aerial context: the parcel sits south of County Highway E near Old Elk Lake and contains a mix of recently logged woods and farmland. Soil borings on each of the nine proposed lots indicate they can support conventional or mound septic systems; all proposed lot access will come from existing town roads rather than County E. The Town of Springbrook approved the preliminary plat on May 11, and county staff recommended approval under the county subdivision ordinance and state statute.
Supervisor Mhouse moved to approve the preliminary plat; Supervisor Wily seconded. The committee voted in favor with no dissent and the preliminary plat was approved. Carlson noted that a preliminary‑plat approval carries forward to final plat unless substantive changes are made and that the landowner had previously used a certified survey map for an earlier four‑lot division within the same 40‑acre parcel.
The committee’s approval is preliminary; final plat requirements, recording steps and any required permits remain part of the ordinary subdivision process.
