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Commission hears two short plats: Miller Acres (4 lots) and Serenity Farms (5 lots)

Fremont County Planning & Zoning Commission · April 20, 2026
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Summary

Staff presented Miller Acres 4‑lot short plat (parcel east of St. Anthony, owner subdividing for children; 138 acres to remain open) and Serenity Farms 5‑lot short plat (15‑acre parcel, lots 2.0–4.16 acres) with no neighbor objections reported; commissioners raised no substantive objections and staff said both meet development code requirements.

Planning staff introduced two short plats early in the meeting. Dusty Rigby described Miller Acres (application #26‑023) as a proposal to divide a parcel approximately three miles east of St. Anthony on 500 North into four lots while retaining about 138 acres as open space in the Rural Base Zone; staff reported no public comments during notice.

Kyle Kirkpatrick presented Serenity Farms, a planned five‑lot short plat on a roughly 15‑acre parcel fronting 300 North between St. Anthony and Teton. Lot sizes range from about 2.0 to 4.16 acres; staff said setbacks, easement access and other development standards meet the Fremont County Development Code and the Planning & Building Department had no objections. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about lot sizes and access; no approvals or vote tallies on the plats were recorded in this meeting transcript.