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Lake Isabella sets Feb. 17 public hearing on proposed land-division ordinance to allow more parcel splits
Summary
Village President David K. Torgerson introduced amendments to the Land Division Ordinance that would permit more splits than the Land Division Act currently authorizes; the council scheduled a public hearing for Feb. 17, 2026.
Village President David K. Torgerson introduced proposed amendments to the Village of Lake Isabella's Land Division Ordinance that would allow a greater number of parcel splits than currently authorized under the Land Division Act.
The council set a public hearing on the proposed ordinance for its Feb. 17, 2026 meeting. Torgerson introduced the proposal but the minutes do not record debate, a motion to introduce the ordinance for first reading, or a roll-call vote; the item was placed on the agenda for public hearing and subsequent council consideration.
Supporters and opponents will have the opportunity to speak at the public hearing; the council will consider public input before deciding whether to advance the ordinance. The minutes do not include additional details about specific changes to the ordinance language or the parcels that would be affected.
