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Council approves lot split at 210 Crestwood Road to create 1.4‑ and 3‑acre parcels
Summary
The council approved a final plat to divide a 4.4‑acre property at 210 Crestwood Road into a 3‑acre and a 1.4‑acre lot for a future home; staff said the split conforms to the estate residential character and recommended approval.
Tyrone City Council voted to approve a final plat for property at 210 Crestwood Road that will divide a roughly 4.4‑acre tract into a 3‑acre parcel and a 1.4‑acre parcel to allow an additional home.
Philip, the town staff member presenting the item, described the split as "just a simple lot split" and said the submission conforms to the estate residential character standards (R18) that encourage low‑density development with lots no smaller than one acre.
Council members asked about access and curb cuts; Philip said curb cuts for the new residential lot will be coordinated at the time of construction and that residential curb‑cut requirements are less restrictive than commercial ones. The technical review committee will review final civil engineering and site details before building permits are issued.
Committee member (S5) moved to approve the final plat; the motion was seconded and the chair called for the ayes. The motion carried.
Next steps: staff will process the recorded plat and the owners may pursue building permits when required civil and architectural submittals are complete.
