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Board approves rezoning for suburban residential subdivision near lake
Summary
The board approved rezoning land owned by Benjamin McMillan to R1 suburban residential for a two-phase subdivision proposed by Tina and Becky VanTiger, with county health approval for individual septic systems subject to per-lot percolation testing and a stipulation to follow County Subdivision Ordinance 103.
The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors voted to approve a rezoning and subdivision agreement that will allow a two-phase suburban residential development on land owned by Benjamin McMillan.
Staff explained the applicants (Tina and Becky VanTiger) requested rezoning from A1 agricultural to R1 suburban residential; the change is consistent with the comprehensive land use plan and follows Planning & Zoning Commission review. The Board of Health approved the use of individual septic systems for the development, contingent on successful percolation testing for each lot to verify suitable soils for wastewater treatment. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval 6-0 with the stipulation that the subdivision be developed in accordance with County Subdivision Ordinance 103.
After no public comment at the hearing, a board member moved and the board unanimously approved the subdivision agreement and rezoning request.
