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Commission approves staff‑initiated Frank Court street vacation with access easements
Summary
The commission approved a staff petition to vacate a portion of Frank Court that functions as driveway access for two homes; the action transfers portions of the ROW to adjacent owners and records access and utility easements so BOPU and affected properties retain service and access.
Planning staff presented a staff‑initiated petition to vacate a portion of Frank Court (north of Rock Springs Street) after a preliminary plat condition in the Dry Creek Vistas application required vacation mapping. Staff said the street is undeveloped and primarily serves as access for two homes; vacating it would convey half the right‑of‑way to adjacent owners while ensuring easements are recorded for access and for a BOPU main.
Staff explained there are appropriate easements and that city utility interests will be protected: BOPU requested an easement over a stubbed main or that the main be capped and removed; staff will record necessary easements as conditions of approval. Commissioners asked whether any property owners objected; staff said the affected property owners supported the vacation or had not objected, and noted the apartment complex had no stake in the vacated portion. The commission approved the vacation with listed conditions and directed staff to finalize plat elements and easements.
