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Pittman Center planning commission adopts Resolution No. 243 to regulate private roads and joint easements
Summary
On Oct. 1, 2024, the Pittman Center Planning Commission unanimously approved Resolution No. 243, amending the towns subdivision regulations to regulate private roads and joint permanent easements after a public hearing that drew no comments.
The Pittman Center Planning Commission unanimously approved Resolution No. 243 on Oct. 1, 2024, amending the towns subdivision regulations to regulate private roads and joint permanent easements, according to the commissions minutes.
The resolution was presented and read during a public hearing. "Chairman Defoe made a motion to accept the resolution as presented," the minutes state. Jim Coykendall seconded the motion, which "carried unanimously." The minutes record that there were no public comments during the hearing.
The change updates the towns subdivision rules to add requirements governing private road construction or maintenance and to formalize joint, permanent easements; the minutes do not specify the ordinance language, technical standards, or implementation timeline. Town staff and regional planner Joe Barrett (ETDD) were present at the meeting; the minutes do not record further debate or amendments to the resolution.
Before the hearing, the commission approved the Sept. 3, 2024, meeting minutes on a motion by Steve McCarter that Gary Miles seconded; that motion also carried unanimously. With no additional business, Al Schmutzer moved to adjourn the meeting; Gary Miles seconded and the meeting adjourned at 4:41 p.m.
The minutes do not list a roll-call vote or individual yes/no tallies. Next procedural steps (such as publication of the adopted amendment, effective date, or administrative implementation) are not specified in the minutes.
