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Commissioners approve 11-lot Homeland Estates subdivision; one commissioner recuses

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved the Homeland Estates final plat (SUB24-0016) creating 11 lots averaging 5 acres off E 300 N and Highway 48; Commissioner Young recused from the vote and an easement was added for potential future roadway improvements.

Planning staff presented the Homeland Estates final plat (application SUB24-0016), a proposal to create 11 lots averaging about 5 acres located off East 300 North and Highway 48 with private road access in the R-5 zone. Jenna Huennekens told the Board that previously identified conditions had been addressed, including the addition of an easement to accommodate potential future roadway improvements.

Commissioner Young recused himself from the discussion and vote. Commissioner Clark moved to approve the final plat, Chairman Hancock seconded, and the motion passed with roll-call results recorded as Clark "aye," Young recused, and Hancock "aye." The final plat is approved subject to the recorded conditions noted by staff.