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Board accepts plats, easements and right‑of‑way dedications for several developments

Butler County Board of Commissioners · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The Board accepted easement and right‑of‑way dedications for Bodecker Acres, Cannady Corner Addition, Prairie Creek Estates II and Arc Acres, allowing final plats and easement dedications to proceed; all motions carried 4‑0.

Community Development Director Toby Stewart presented several plat and easement items and the Board accepted dedications and recommended approvals as follows: Bodecker Acres (PL 26‑11), a one‑step final plat creating three lots south of NW 10th St. on NW Butler Rd. in Benton (lots ~9–10 acres); Cannady Corner Addition (PL 26‑12), a 5.8‑acre lot west of SW Hwy 77 in the urban growth area; Prairie Creek Estates II (PL 26‑13), a replat splitting existing 10.5‑acre lots into six ~5‑acre lots with agreed culvert/ditch work and water line extension; and Arc Acres (PL 26‑19), a one‑step final replat in the City of Augusta interlocal area creating three commercial lots (.8–3.4 acres) with access control along SW Hwy 54.

Each item had a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation and the Board approved acceptance of dedications and recommended the Arc Acres plat to the City of Augusta; motions carried 4‑0 on each item. Staff noted utilities (rural water districts, Evergy, Butler Rural Electric) and that most new lots will use private wastewater systems except where rural water or public water exists.