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Attorney: surveyor signature not required until final plat for Linda’s Retirement Development
Summary
At a Jan. 6 meeting, Village Attorney Maureen Freeman-Cady told the Denton Board of Trustees that a surveyor signature is not required on preliminary plats and recommended adding the rectory lot; a Planning Commission public hearing will be scheduled after the subdivision agreement is submitted.
At the Jan. 6 meeting of the Village of Denton Board of Trustees, Village Attorney Maureen Freeman-Cady told trustees that a surveyor’s signature is not required on a preliminary plat and suggested adding the rectory lot to the Linda’s Retirement Development plat prior to public hearings.
Freeman-Cady said the developer will send a copy of a Subdivision Agreement to the Village and its attorney; once the agreement is received, the clerk will schedule a Planning Commission public hearing. The discussion was advisory and procedural—no vote or formal approval of the plat occurred at the meeting.
The board’s next step is administrative: receive the Subdivision Agreement, schedule the Planning Commission hearing, and consider any public comment or required changes at subsequent meetings.
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