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Heidelberg reaffirms preliminary approval for Bortnem Parcel 17.019.3200 subdivision concept
Summary
The council reaffirmed prior approval of a preliminary subdivision concept for Parcel 17.019.3200 (Bortnem property), allowing the applicant to proceed with survey work and a formal land split application provided city ordinances are met, including minimum 2.5-acre buildable sites and suitable soil for septic systems.
Heidelberg city officials on April 6 reaffirmed earlier approval of a preliminary subdivision concept for Parcel 17.019.3200, the Bortnem property. The proposal shows three potential buildable sites across Parcels 2 and 3 while Parcel 1 would be retained by the Bortnem family.
Council members emphasized the approval is contingent on compliance with city requirements: each buildable site must meet a minimum of 2.5 acres, provide adequate area for primary and replacement septic systems, and demonstrate suitable soil conditions. The council confirmed the applicant may proceed with survey work and file a formal land split application; final approval remains subject to ordinance compliance and required reviews.
Residents Roger Bortnem and Michael Punchocar attended and indicated matters regarding the proposed sale of Parcel #17.019.3200 were in order. No formal vote record (mover/second or roll-call tally) is included in the transcript for the reaffirmation beyond the council’s recorded action to allow the applicant to proceed under stated conditions.
The decision does not grant final subdivision approval; it clears the way for the next procedural steps (survey and formal application) and preserves the council’s authority to require additional conditions or deny the application if ordinance standards are not met.
