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Reopened Connolly subdivision after Sadie Lane adoption; board flags decision edits
Summary
After the City adopted Sadie Lane as a public road, the board reopened final plat SD2201 for Brendan Connolly; the applicant said the road adoption resolved the primary outstanding issue, and the board asked staff to correct drafting errors (address names and a garage‑setback waiver) before final action.
The Development Review Board reconsidered the final plat application SD2201 from Brendan Connolly after the city council recently adopted Sadie Lane as a public street. Applicant engineer Brian Currier summarized the history: a prior hearing had been paused because Sadie Lane had not been formally adopted; the council’s recent action cleared that threshold and allowed the application to proceed to final action.
Currier told the board, “my understanding is that the… city council adopted the road formally just a few weeks ago. So we're back in front of you now that this has been vetted.” The board reviewed the draft decision and flagged drafting errors — the document still referenced Johnson Way in places while the new parcels will front on Sadie Lane, and the garage‑setback waiver language referred to the wrong lot in one clause. The applicant and staff agreed to correct the decision text before finalizing the approval and to provide the public‑record corrections for the file.
The board closed the hearing with no public comment; staff will update the decision language for deliberation and a final vote at the appropriate upcoming meeting.
