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Committee approves preliminary nine‑lot Silverbass Ridge Estates plat with access restriction
Summary
The Oneida County Planning & Development Committee approved a preliminary nine‑lot county plat for Silverbass Ridge Estates in the Town of Newbold, imposing conditions including county addressing/911 approval, required signatures before recording, and a 150‑foot access restriction at a roadway intersection.
The Oneida County Planning & Development Committee on April 1 approved a preliminary nine‑lot county plat for Silverbass Ridge Estates, a subdivision of lands owned by Scott and Tammy Roehl in the Town of Newbold. The plat was prepared by Wilderness Surveying (James D. Rein, surveyor) and covers Lots 8, 9 and 10 of CSM 3585 (PINs NE‑229‑6, NE‑229‑7, NE‑229‑8).
Assistant Zoning Director Todd Troskey and Land Use Specialist Scott Ridderbusch presented the staff report, which recommended conditions before the final plat may be recorded. Ridderbusch said the county requires addressing and 911 information to be approved by the Oneida County Land Information Department, that proper certificates and signatures must be obtained prior to recording, and that the final plat must note a 150‑foot access restriction from the intersection of Northwestern Drive and Forest Lane along each roadway.
The committee approved Item #6 with the two conditions presented and the added requirement that the 150‑foot access restriction be included on the final plat. Dan Hess moved to approve the item and Mitch Ives seconded; all members present voted Aye and the motion carried.
The approval was preliminary: staff and the applicant must satisfy the stated conditions before the final plat is recorded with the county.
