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Teller County approves Trout Creek Ranch replat, reconfiguring five parcels into three
Summary
After a staff report and public hearing, the board adopted Resolution No. 07-09-2026-24 approving an unplatted boundary adjustment that will convert five parcels into three lots (14.34, 10.10 and 15.44 acres), allow separate well permits and reduce existing nonconformities.
The Teller County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve an unplatted boundary adjustment replatting five existing parcels into three new platted lots for the Trout Creek Ranch area.
Planner Lucy Caluet presented the staff report and recommended approval, saying the action reduces five existing nonconforming parcels to three nonconforming parcels and cures an illegally created Parcel 5 by providing recorded easements and acknowledging previously approved driveway and OWTS permits. Caluet gave parcel sizes: Lot 1 at 14.34 acres, Lot 2 at 10.10 acres and Lot 3 at 15.44 acres, and noted well-permit applications for Lots 2 and 3 had been submitted to the Division of Water Resources.
Staff read Resolution No. 07-09-2026-24 into the record. Commissioner Williams moved to adopt the resolution; Commissioner Campbell seconded; roll-call votes were recorded by the clerk and the resolution was adopted. The resolution authorizes the chair to execute the unplatted boundary adjustment and directs recordation of the special exemption plat prepared by Rampart Surveys LLC.
No written public comments were received by staff for or against the request; commissioners and staff discussed the history of the parcels and agreed the replat cleans up past unlawful subdivision activity while allowing each resultant lot to obtain required approvals.
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