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Shaw Surveying subdivision proposal withdrawn after zoning/variance issue flagged
Summary
A proposed subdivision by Shaw Surveying that would have moved parcel lines without changing acreage was withdrawn after staff noted it would reassign agricultural buildings to a new parcel in a way that would violate local ordinance without a zoning variance.
Josh Myers of Shaw Surveying requested a subdivision that would move property lines while keeping total acreage the same. The proposal, discussed under the name George Hartenstein, would have reassigned existing agricultural buildings to a different parcel; the commission noted that would violate a township ordinance unless the zoning board granted a variance.
Because the proposed change would remove agricultural buildings from the current parcel to a new one in a way that conflicts with the ordinance, the plans are to be formally withdrawn rather than advanced at this time. The transcript records the intention to withdraw the plans pending any required variance.
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