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Planning Commission denies lot split at 601 E 100 S for failing frontage requirement
Summary
Mount Pleasant Planning Commission denied a proposed lot split at 601 E 100 S on May 19, 2026, because the proposed parcels would not meet the 90-foot road‑frontage requirement in City Code; commissioners discussed an accessory-dwelling alternative.
The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission voted May 19 to deny a proposed lot split at 601 E 100 S after determining the proposal did not meet the city's 90-foot road-frontage requirement.
Applicant Anthony Hardman proposed dividing the property into two half-acre lots. Commissioners noted that the proposed lots fell short of the 90-foot minimum frontage required by Mount Pleasant City Code and discussed whether an accessory dwelling unit might be a permitted alternative instead of a lot split.
The motion to deny the lot split was made by Chairman David Ames, seconded by Commissioner Brooke Allred, and carried unanimously by the members present. Commissioner Ron Richmond joined the meeting later at 12:25 p.m., after the vote was recorded.
No further action on the parcel was taken at the meeting; staff or the applicant may pursue other options consistent with city code.
