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Murray board reviews 18‑lot Tari Lane subdivision proposal
Summary
Minutes record a discussion of a proposed 18‑lot subdivision on Tari Lane with lots sized at 100' x 150' and a current Murray code minimum lot area of 37,500 sq ft; board members raised utilities, roads, water and septic capacity and ownership versus rental as concerns.
The Town of Murray board discussed a proposed development on Tari Lane that would create 18 building lots, each described in the minutes as 100 feet by 150 feet. The minutes note the town’s current minimum lot‑area requirement is 37,500 square feet and that the proposal prompted discussion of lot‑size compliance, whether lots would be owner‑occupied or rental, and how utilities, roads and water and septic capacities would be handled.
Why this matters: changes to lot sizes and new subdivisions can affect infrastructure needs, zoning compliance and long‑term community character. Board members in the minutes highlighted questions about whether the proposal meets Murray’s minimum lot‑area code and whether the town’s water and septic systems can support additional lots.
The minutes do not record a formal vote or a decision; rather, the board discussed the technical and regulatory concerns and indicated further review will be needed. The transcript does not identify which board member led the presentation of the Tari Lane plan, and no applicant name or developer contact is recorded in the minutes.
