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Commission approves two subdivision plats in Sellersville and on County Road 62

Geneva County Commission · July 6, 2026
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Summary

Engineer Justin Barfield presented Whispering Pines (four frontage lots on County Road 79 in Sellersville) and Bailey Hills (on County Road 62); the commission approved both plats by unanimous 3-0 votes. Barfield said subdivision regulations, including a 60-foot minimum width, will need review.

The Geneva County Commission approved two proposed subdivision plats at its June 8 meeting: Whispering Pines, a four-frontage-lot subdivision on County Road 79 in Sellersville, and Bailey Hills on County Road 62. Engineer Justin Barfield presented the plats and both were approved by separate motions that passed 3-0.

Barfield said the engineering office is working with three additional developers and recommended the commission review subdivision regulations regarding a 60-foot minimum width requirement. He also provided routine updates on road maintenance and staffing: the department lost a motor grader operator on the east end, has four full-time employees, one part-time and one trainee, and promoted an Equipment Operator I who completed CDL school and obtained a Class A license to Equipment Operator II.

The approvals were procedural votes on plats; no conditions or sureties were recorded in the meeting minutes. The commission did not adopt changes to subdivision regulations at this meeting but directed staff to prepare materials for future review.