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Commission to revisit Don Knight red‑tag appeal after boundary‑line work; surveyor application triggers six‑month review
Summary
The commission accepted Mr. Don Knight’s plan to pursue a boundary‑line adjustment and voted to revisit his red‑tag appeal six months after the county surveyor receives the adjustment application.
Don Knight addressed the Planning Commission about a red‑tag order affecting his property and described steps he has taken, including hiring High Desert Engineering to perform a boundary‑line adjustment and setting aside funds to pay roughly $3,500 for the survey. Staff (Corey Rice) and surveyor Jess Phillips (mentioned in testimony) said Knight appears to be acting in good faith.
Commissioner Scott proposed a motion that the commission revisit the red‑tag case six months after the County Surveyor receives the boundary‑line adjustment application to confirm progress on correcting the boundary and addressing red‑tag issues. The motion was seconded and carried. The commission recorded no additional enforcement beyond the revisit motion and emphasized the owner must complete the survey and follow county review processes.
"I set up a savings account dedicated solely to the funding of this project," Knight told the commission as he described his engagement with engineers and staff. Commission staff will monitor receipt of the boundary‑line application and place the case on the agenda at the indicated interval for progress review.
