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Planning Commission conditions approval of lot transfer at 1854 E. Perry Street
Summary
The commission approved an administrative lot-transfer for 1854 E. Perry Street with the condition that the transfer be between adjoining property owners and not create a new building site; staff said any future sale would require frontage on an approved street or platting.
The Port Clinton Planning Commission on March 27 approved an administrative lot transfer concerning 1854 E. Perry Street, but limited the approval to a conveyance between adjoining property owners rather than the creation of a new building lot. Interim Chairman Todd Bickley explained the south parcel is deeded to Ottawa County and the City, which prevents the creation of a new, separate building site without additional platting or a public street connection. Mayor Mike Snider moved to approve the transfer with that condition; Lois Evans seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Bickley told the commission that for the lot to become a new buildable parcel it would have to front on an approved street; private easements are not sufficient. He said if the county later attempts to sell the parcel to a third party, it would need either to plat a new road off Perry Street or Buckeye Boulevard that provides public frontage or return the parcel to the Sutton Center.
The approval on March 27 is recorded as an inter-property transfer only; the commission did not authorize any platting, street construction, or permit a standalone new building lot. Staff did not provide a timetable for potential future platting or sale.
