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Property owner proposes land swap at 6915 Main Street to secure access for potential subdivision; commissioners table discussion

Queenstown Commissioners · October 9, 2024
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Summary

Dudley Dixon asked the Town to swap a portion of Town-owned land on Charity Lane so he can subdivide 6915 Main Street and provide access to a proposed new lot; he offered the rear portion of his parcel as potential Town property for future wastewater expansion. Commissioners requested a plat and agreed to table action until Commissioner Callahan returns.

Dudley Dixon, who recently purchased 6915 Main Street, presented a proposal asking the Town to convey a portion of Town-owned land along Charity Lane so he can subdivide his property into two lots and provide access to the new lot from Charity Lane. Dixon said he is also open to the Town purchasing the rear portion of his property for future wastewater expansion.

Commissioners asked Dixon to provide a plat showing the revised boundary line discussed during the meeting. No motion to transfer or purchase was made; commissioners agreed to table further discussion until Commissioner Callahan returns to the dais. Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan said an agreement would be prepared if the parties decide to proceed, and staff will follow up on boundary specifics and any required ordinance or plat reviews.

The proposal was presented as a conceptual request rather than a formal agenda item; no vote on conveyance or purchase occurred at the Oct. 9 meeting. The item will return to the board once Dixon supplies the requested plat and Commissioner Callahan is available.