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City of North Platte planning commission recommends approval of Legends 2nd subdivision with one abstention

City of North Platte Planning Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The City of North Platte Planning Commission on June 23 recommended preliminary and final approval of Legends 2nd subdivision (SU26-014), a proposal to create 11 roughly two‑acre lots in the two‑mile extraterritorial jurisdiction; the recommendation passed 6–0 with one abstention.

The City of North Platte Planning Commission on June 23 recommended preliminary and final approval of Legends 2nd subdivision (file SU26-014), a proposal by Charles Boettcher of Allure Gardens LLP to create 11 lots of approximately two acres each at 4714 West State Farm Road.

Staff member Judy told commissioners the lots are outside the current city limits but inside the two‑mile extraterritorial jurisdiction and will require individual wells and septic systems for future construction. Judy said the proposal largely mirrors development on the west side of the existing subdivision and that an applicant representative, Mr. Peterson, was present for questions.

"I move to make a recommendation to approve file number SU26‑014, preliminary and final approval of Legends 2nd subdivision," said a commission member during the meeting, and another member seconded the motion. Michelle (identified in the meeting as the person handling vote recording) noted one commissioner, Kathleen, had informed staff she needed to abstain. The chair announced the motion carried 6–0 with one abstention.

The commission’s recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for final action. The record as presented notes required utilities (wells and septic) and that the lots are within the two‑mile ETJ; staff did not present a construction timetable or additional infrastructure commitments at the meeting.