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Staff presents Bartschi Acres four‑lot short plat; commission hears questions about septic and water

Fremont County Planning & Zoning Commission · May 26, 2026
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Summary

Bartschi Acres, a proposed four-lot short plat about 1.5 miles southwest of St. Anthony dividing roughly 15.18 acres into four lots, was presented for commission review; staff noted one written comment raising water table and septic concerns.

Planner Dusty Rigby presented Bartschi Acres, a proposed four-lot short plat approximately 1.5 miles southwest of St. Anthony, explaining the current ownership and proposed lot sizes (2.87, 7.75, 2.29 and 2.30 acres). He noted the applicants will use shared access for two rear lots and that one written comment addressed water table, septic and infrastructure impacts.

Rigby emphasized that sewer and water permits are handled by other agencies and not by the Planning & Zoning Department. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about prior splits and ownership; Rigby said the parcel has not previously been split and that the owners currently occupy an existing home on one of the lots. No formal action occurred on the short plat at this meeting beyond the presentation and questions.