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Kane County staff recommend easement vacation for Gruber boundary adjustment
Summary
The Kane County Administrative Land Use Authority reviewed a full boundary adjustment for Richard H. and Lisa K. Gruber, which would combine lots 220-43 and 220-44 into a single 9.66-acre parcel and vacate two 7.5-foot public utility easements; staff recommended forwarding Ordinance 2026-14 to the County Commission.
Administrative Land Use Administrator Shannon McBride opened the Kane County Administrative Land Use Authority meeting at 4:00 p.m. on May 13, 2026, and the authority reviewed a full boundary adjustment application from Richard H. and Lisa K. Gruber. The proposal would combine lots 220-43 and 220-44 (zoned R-1) into a single new lot of 9.66 acres and vacate two 7.5-foot public utility easements located between the lots.
“It was recommended that Ordinance 2026-14, vacating the two 7.5-foot public utility easements, be forwarded to the Kane County Commission for consideration.” The minutes record that staff recommended forwarding Ordinance 2026-14 to the Kane County Commission; the record does not include a motion maker, second, or a formal vote tally. The item was listed on the agenda as an approve/deny boundary adjustment; no additional conditions, objections, or public testimony are recorded in the minutes.
Kane County Land Use Administrative Assistant Kresta Blomquist is listed as staff present. The meeting was adjourned at 4:01 p.m., and the minutes were signed by Shannon McBride and Kresta Blomquist. The County Commission will review Ordinance 2026-14 if it places the ordinance on a future agenda.
