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Clarksville planning commission approves three final plats for residential subdivisions
Summary
The Cultural Planning Commission approved final plats for Rachel Court (215 Potters Lane), the Village of Waterford (615 Kingsbury Court) and a three-lot division at 527 West Stanford, clearing procedural hurdles so applicants can move toward building permits.
The Cultural Planning Commission voted April 1 to approve three final plats that clear the way for new residential lots and conversions in Clarksville.
The commission approved SD 260002, the final plat for Rachel Court at 215 Potters Lane, after Clayton Baylor, a professional surveyor with Cash Ryder and Associates, told the board he had added the sanitary-sewer location and updated the plat checklist. Staff described this as the second step for a major plat (more than three lots) and said the submittal met the town's final-plat criteria. No members of the public spoke in opposition.
The panel then approved SD 260004, a final plat for the Village of Waterford at 615 Kingsbury Court. Applicant Steve Pry said the amended plat reflects conversion of a building from a fourplex to a triplex and that the property had been treated as a condominium in the past; staff said a subdivision plat is required to regularize the property's status.
The commission also approved SD 26003, a minor final plat dividing 527 West Stanford into three lots for single-family homes with rear-loaded garages. Staff said the minor-plat process applied because the proposal creates three lots and otherwise meets applicable criteria.
All three plats were approved by voice vote after motions were made and seconded; the record does not contain an itemized roll-call tally, and the commission recorded acceptance by unanimous voice vote during the meeting. Marks of approval allow applicants to proceed toward required signatures, recordation and any subsequent building-permit steps.
What happens next: applicants will complete any final administrative tasks, sign plat documents for recordation, and proceed with building-permit applications as required by the town.
