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Commission recommends approval of Lot 5 plat in Circle K Ranch First Addition in county ETJ

Davison County Planning Commission · June 3, 2025

Summary

On June 3, 2025 the Davison County Planning Commission recommended approval of a plat by 4K Land Group LLC for Lot 5 of Circle K Ranch First Addition (in the extraterritorial jurisdiction), noting an access easement and that the sale is driven by a leach-field issue; the item will be forwarded to the County Commissioners.

The Davison County Planning Commission on June 3 recommended that the County Commissioners approve a plat for Lot 5 of Circle K Ranch First Addition, a subdivision in the SE1/4 of Section 6 (T103N, R60W). The plat was proposed by 4K Land Group LLC and presented by Tonya Klingaman.

Klingaman said the proposed Lot 5 is being sold to an abutting neighbor, Steven Laufman, and that the sellers wished to transfer the parcel because of a leach-field issue. The plat shows an access easement to Lot 5. Because the parcel lies in the county's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) the commission said the plat will follow the city's ordinance for development standards in that area.

After a brief discussion commissioners voted to recommend approval of the plat to the County Commissioners. Dave Anderson moved the recommendation and Ray Gosmire seconded; the roll-call vote recorded ayes with two absences and the motion carried. The commission did not record additional conditions on the plat recommendation in the meeting minutes.

The item will proceed to the Davison County Commissioners for final action; the transcript does not specify a hearing date or the city referenced for the ETJ rules.

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