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Commission approves replat at 6701 Heritage Parkway after adjacent-owner concern about access easement
Summary
Planning staff recommended approval of a replat at 6701 Heritage Parkway to adjust utility and access easements for a medical office property; an adjacent property representative requested follow-up conversations about an access easement; commission approved the replat 7–0.
The commission approved a replat for 6701 Heritage Parkway that abandons and rededicates fire-access and utility easements to match previously approved engineering plans.
Senior Planner Michael King outlined the request, noting the lot is a medical office within a form-based urban village zoning district and that the replat returns the site to the layout agreed in the 2017 site-development plan. During the public hearing, Josh Shulich, representing Bluejay Capital and the civil engineer of record for a neighboring property, said his client had not been aware the access easement would connect to their property and asked for an opportunity to discuss impacts before the plat approval.
Planning Manager Jalen Porsche responded that the plat meets subdivision and zoning requirements and must be processed within the statutory timeframe; staff recommended approval. The commission voted 7–0 to approve the replat. Staff and the applicant indicated they could coordinate with the concerned property owner following the meeting.
