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Board approves Brosma–Dugan 2‑lot subdivision; setback and mitigation issues clarified
Summary
The board approved a two‑lot subdivision for Sarah Brosma and Kyle Dugan at 6300 Road 21 (approx. 19.90 acres). Planning recommended approval subject to a wildfire mitigation plan; applicants clarified a 25‑foot setback around an existing garage and described efforts to secure mitigation assistance.
Montezuma County planning staff presented a proposal from Sarah Brosma and Kyle Dugan to subdivide a nearly 20‑acre parcel at 6300 Road 21, Cortez, into two lots. Don told the board the plan would retain about 5 acres and subdivide the eastern portion with a 40‑foot right‑of‑way extension to County Road 21; Road and Bridge reviewed the driveway location and indicated it would be appropriate for a future driveway permit if an owner builds.
Miss Moslemiah (appearing for the applicants) clarified that the plat shows a 25‑foot setback around an existing garage and said she has been attempting to coordinate a wildfire mitigation plan with a nonprofit contact (Celeste Moore), noting recent outreach and scheduling difficulties. Planning and Zoning recommended unanimous approval with the condition that the applicants follow through on a wildfire mitigation plan; Commissioner Kopenhafer moved to approve, Commissioner Candelaria seconded, and the board approved the application by voice vote.
