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Deer Ridge subdivision amendment approved to shift about 3.9 acres between lots
Summary
At a July 7 meeting, members approved a subdivision amendment in the Deer Ridge development transferring roughly 3.9 acres from Lot 4 to Lot 5; both resulting parcels remain conforming and a shared driveway easement remains in place. Signing of approval copies followed the motion.
At a July 7 meeting, members approved a subdivision amendment that transfers a triangular piece of land from Lot 4 to Lot 5 in the Deer Ridge development, keeping both parcels conforming.
The applicant’s representative, Jeff Weeks, said the conveyance would move a small triangular parcel—"Lot 4 is conveying that triangle piece to Lot 5"—and that the piece is on the order of a few acres. He said the adjustment would not change either lot’s frontage and that a shared driveway easement will continue to serve both properties. Weeks stated approximate sizes during discussion: the piece described earlier as "like 3.2 acres," and later he said Lot 5 would gain about 3.9 acres, leaving one lot with roughly 11.9 acres and the other with about 9 acres (figures stated by the representative in the meeting record).
Board members asked practical questions about the driveway easement and whether both lots would remain conforming; the representative and the chair confirmed the amendment maintains conformity with subdivision standards. After a motion and second, the chair called for the question and the board approved the amendment by voice vote (tally not specified in the record). Two copies of the approval were signed following the motion.
What happens next: The record shows the board signed approval copies at the meeting; the transcript does not specify subsequent recording, filing, or effective dates for the amendment.
