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Commission approves recombination of Foxborough South Platte lots
Summary
Commissioners approved recombining two previously separated commercial lots at 360 North Cutler Drive/335 North Redwood Road; staff said the change returns the property to its original 2005 configuration to allow an accessory storage structure.
The Planning Commission approved a plat amendment to recombine two Foxborough South Platte lots that were originally a single parcel.
Staff member Mackenzie explained the parcel was plotted as a single property in 2005, subdivided in 2007, and later purchased by Bunnell Incorporated, which now uses the site for manufacturing neonatal respiratory systems. "This property's had a little bit of a history," Mackenzie said, and she described why the owner seeks to recombine the two lots so they can build an accessory storage structure associated with their operations.
Commission discussion focused on the history of the split and staff confirmed no easements need vacating because the recombination simply removes a dividing property line. A motion to approve the plat amendment with the standard condition to correct staff red lines was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote.
Why it matters: recombining the lots clears the way for site changes tied to an existing local manufacturer and enables a subsequent accessory-structure site plan that the commission considered later in the meeting.
Next steps: staff will record the plat amendment and confirm required red-line corrections before finalization.
