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Council approves minor plat amendment combining two lots in The Reserve at Midway Phase Two
Summary
The council approved a plat map amendment to combine Lots 14 (1.01 acres) and 15 (0.99 acres) into a single 2.0‑acre lot, vacating the interior public utility easement; the council removed a proposed finding about the area 'feeling more open' before approving the action unanimously.
Planning Director Michael Henke presented a request from Titan Land Surveying on behalf of the property owners to combine Lots 14 and 15 in The Reserve at Midway, Phase Two into a single 2.0‑acre lot. Henke explained the change eliminates an interior shared lot line and standardly vacates the interior public utility easement (PUE); he said no utility infrastructure was known to be active within the easement.
Council Member Andrew Osborne moved to approve the plat map amendment with the removal of proposed finding number 3 (language asserting the area "will feel more open"); the motion was seconded by Council Member Andy Garland and passed unanimously (Garland, Orme, Osborne, Payne, Simonsen — Aye). Henke reiterated that HOA dues and CC&R implications are civil matters outside the city's authority and that re‑subdivision could be requested later at council discretion.
