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Planning commission denies River Haven plat amendment, keeps 100‑foot river setback
Summary
The commission voted to deny a plat amendment that would have changed building envelopes for River Haven and instead preserved the current 100‑foot river setback after no public comment at the plat hearing.
The Oakley Planning Commission opened and closed a public hearing on a proposed plat amendment for the River Haven Subdivision and voted to deny the amendment, maintaining the existing 100‑foot river setback. Planner Stephanie Woolstenhulme framed the choice as whether to change building envelopes to reflect a possible setback change or leave the plat as is so property owners must comply with the setback regardless of the envelope shown.
Commissioner Cliff Goldthorpe moved to deny the plat amendment in favor of retaining the 100‑foot setback; Commissioner Kevin Barker seconded the motion and it carried with all in favor. The denial keeps the plat consistent with the setback language the commission recommended be retained in the related development agreement deliberations.
