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Commission approves five-lot minor subdivision near Harrisonville

Cass County Commission · July 9, 2026
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Summary

Application 3201 to subdivide a 38.44-acre parent tract at the southwest corner of Kercher Road in Harrisonville into five lots was approved; staff noted water-district main extensions and existing cattle operations as considerations.

The Cass County Commission approved application 3201, a proposal to divide a 38.44-acre parent tract at the Southwest corner of Kercher Road in Harrisonville into five parcels (two roughly 5+ acres, two roughly 9 acres and one about 10.06 acres).

Valerie said the land is currently vacant and that developers will need to extend water mains to serve some lots; she also noted existing cattle operations in the area and reminded potential buyers that they would be moving into a county area with such operations. "They will have to extend the main to get water to some of the tracks," Valerie said.

No public opposition was recorded; the zoning board recommended approval and the commission approved application 3201 by voice vote (3-0). Staff will follow up on utility connections and final platting steps.