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Board approves Breeze Place subdivision‑exemption sketch plan despite neighbors’ water concerns
Summary
The board approved a sketch plan to divide a ~36‑acre parcel into three lots, with conditions including a quit‑claim deed for road access and a requirement to convert a domestic well into individual in‑house wells; nearby residents raised concerns about well impacts and wildlife.
Grand County approved the Breeze Place subdivision‑exemption sketch plan on May 13 with conditions aimed at protecting county access and limiting outdoor water use.
Planner Hannah Zagon described the proposal to divide a 36‑acre property outside of Crumbling into three roughly 12‑acre lots, noting existing 60‑foot right‑of‑way access and staff’s recommendation of nine conditions (numbering clarified in the record). Kent Whitmer, representing the applicant, said roads and underground electric are in place and staff recommended approval.
Nearby resident comments raised concerns about domestic well usage and wildlife impacts. Staff and the applicant said final plat conditions will require the developer to replace a domestic well with three in‑house‑use wells tied to septic systems and to provide a quit‑claim deed for County Road 22 access. The board approved the sketch plan with the listed conditions.
