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Commission approves tentative map for Summit Ridge's Coyote Creek subdivision
Summary
The commission approved a tentative subdivision map (SUBM 25‑002) for Summit Ridge Development's Coyote Creek phase 1, authorizing creation of 17 residential lots and listing conditions including compliance with Nevada Revised Statutes and several state agency reviews.
The Oakland County Planning Commission approved a tentative subdivision map submitted by Summit Ridge Development for the Coyote Creek subdivision (APN 009008036), authorizing Phase 1 to create 17 one‑ or two‑family residential lots of at least 8,000 square feet. Staff noted Elko County donated approximately 50 acres for housing and emphasized the developer must comply with Nevada revised statutes, Elko County code, and building and development requirements at the time of development.
Staff also listed required reviews and approvals, which must address comments from the Nevada Division of Water Resources, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, Nevada State Health, Nevada Public Utilities Commission, Nevada Department of Transportation, and the Elko County School District. TJ Tovia of Sunrise Engineering identified himself as the project engineer and offered to answer technical questions. Commissioners raised technical points about improvement‑plan review (staff noted those plans are reviewed by county departments and third‑party engineers) and questioned a 2.5‑inch minimum asphalt base referenced in county code. After motion and second, commissioners voted to approve the tentative map with staff conditions.
The approval advances a housing project the staff described as urgent for Jackpot; staff said they expected subsequent phases to follow quickly as buyers are lined up. The commission also noted the Jackpot Advisory Board had unanimously recommended approval with staff recommendations.
