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Commission approves Carter Loop lot split to allow duplex; member discloses family connection

Mayflower Planning Commission · October 14, 2025
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Summary

The planning commission approved a lot split at the end of Riggins Road (Carter Loop) that will allow the owner to construct a duplex; the owner said the split is needed to refinance and commissioners confirmed the duplex is permitted in the R2/overlay area.

Mayflower’s planning commission approved a lot split on Carter Loop/Riggins Road that will permit a duplex to be developed on a newly separated parcel.

Owner Jeff (Jeff Cousins) said the split is necessary to refinance and that utilities — water and sewer — serve the property. He described a duplex design with driveway access off a one-lane road; commissioners discussed setbacks and maneuvering for vehicles on the narrow access. The commission confirmed the proposal is consistent with R2/overlay provisions for the area.

A commissioner disclosed a family association with the contractor (JCI construction) to maintain transparency; the disclosure was entered into the record and no recusal was recorded. The commission then moved and voted to approve the lot split; staff said the final site plan and setback determination will be completed as a follow-up prior to building permits.

Planning staff will record the split and ensure required setbacks, final survey and bank documents are in order for the applicant’s refinancing process.