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Commissioners approve three-lot replat in Rolling Hills Addition Phase 1
Summary
After a public hearing with no public speakers, Commissioners approved the replat of Lot 23 into three septic-capable lots in Rolling Hills Addition Phase 1; engineering staff said adjacent owners were notified and no one opposed the plat.
The Court opened a public hearing on a proposed replat of Lot 23 in Rolling Hills Addition Phase 1 and received a presentation from Clarence Doherty, director of engineering, who described the application and staff findings.
Clarence Doherty said, "Sharon Jennings is the owner of, Rolling Hills Addition Phase 1, Lot 23. . . . She has submitted for approval to subdivide that into 3 lots. Those are of a size that will work with septic systems." Doherty added that adjacent property owners had been notified and that the department received responses expressing concern about potential uses, but that no respondents formally opposed the plat. The public hearing was opened and, with no members of the public speaking, was closed; the Court then voted to approve the replat, 4–0.
The approval allows the owner to subdivide Lot 23 into three lots that staff determined meet county regulations for septic systems and subdivision standards.
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