Developer requests Hilyard Avenue access; board declines action pending more information
Summary
A developer seeking to build 88 homes asked to place a road across KCSD property on Hilyard Avenue; the board asked for more information and took no action, leaving the matter for a future meeting.
A developer who said he is seeking a zone change for an 88-home subdivision asked Aug. 15 for permission to place a road on Klamath County School District property on Hilyard Avenue to provide secondary access.
Superintendent Glen Szymoniak said the district would consider a mutually beneficial property trade if the developer owned other property better suited for a future school site, and the developer supplied an updated sketch of the proposed access. The board declined to take action at the meeting, saying considerably more information is needed before any easement or property exchange could be approved.
The item was listed on the agenda as an action item but was postponed for further study; staff will share the developer's updated sketch with the board ahead of any future consideration.
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