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Council approves final plat for River Park Business Park Filing Three with conditions

Ridgway Town Council · June 10, 2026
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Summary

The council approved the final plat for River Park Business Park Filing Three, creating three light industrial lots, dedicating about 2.16 acres of right‑of‑way to the Town, and reserving a 12.55‑acre mixed residential parcel for future development; approval included conditions on plat notes, alignment with the preliminary plat and payment of fees and taps.

Senior Planner Angie Kemp presented the final plat for River Park Business Park Filing Three, explaining the filing represents the final phase of the development and creates three light industrial lots. The plat also dedicates approximately 2.16 acres of right‑of‑way to the Town and retains a 12.55‑acre mixed residential parcel for future development. Applicant Charles Mueller said the industrial lots were intentionally sized larger than anticipated end‑user parcels to allow future subdivision.

Council discussion noted that most infrastructure—streets, sidewalks, landscaping, utilities and traffic control devices—has already been installed. The council approved the final plat unanimously with conditions that plat notes be modified to the satisfaction of Town engineering for operation and maintenance of the private stormwater system; plat notes be updated to align with the preliminary plat and existing improvements; and all fees, including water and sewer taps for each block created, be paid prior to recordation (moved by Councilor Montague, seconded by Councilor Scoville).

A resident asked whether future subdivision of the industrial lots would require additional public hearings; staff did not identify a final administrative decision during the meeting. Council approval was based on findings that the relevant criteria in RMC §7‑4‑5(C)(8)(b) (prior code) were met subject to the listed conditions.