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Commission reviews Quentin Carpenter final plat for seven‑lot subdivision on McAlpin Road
Summary
The planning commission reviewed a final plat that would divide 6.59 acres on McAlpin Road into seven R‑2 lots; staff reported infrastructure is installed and the fire chief raised no objections. A motion to approve was made but no vote is recorded in the provided transcript.
The planning commission considered the Quentin Carpenter final subdivision plat, which would divide 6.59 acres on McAlpin Road into seven new lots ranging from about 0.92 to 1.83 acres.
"The proposed new lots are zoned R‑2 high density residential, served by a 6‑inch water line, an existing fire hydrant, [and] complies with all requirements of the zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations," the commission clerk said. Staff noted the plat received preliminary approval on 02/23/2026, that public works (Kristen Maslow) confirmed that infrastructure, including the water line and fire hydrant, has been installed to the department’s satisfaction, and that Fire Chief Rocky Bridal reported no issues with the plat going forward.
Why it matters: splitting this parcel would create several smaller residential lots in an R‑2 zone and will change the local parcel map, potentially increasing building potential in that neighborhood. The commission recorded a motion to approve the final plat during discussion; the transcript does not show a roll‑call vote for this item.
The clerk read the motion to approve; the record in the provided transcript stops before a recorded vote on this specific plat.
