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Commission approves final plat for Springtown Elementary site
Summary
The commission gave final approval to the plat for lots one and two at the Springtown Elementary School site (about 11.786 acres), a step the staff said is necessary for construction of the new elementary school; the vote was unanimous.
The Springtown Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved the final plat for lots one and two of the Springtown Elementary School No. 4 Addition at its Feb. 12 meeting.
Staff told the commission the subject parcel is "where the new elementary school is going to be constructed," and that the presented final plat complies with the city's zoning and subdivision ordinance. Because final plats do not go to the city council in this jurisdiction, the commission's vote is final on the platting action.
Commissioners moved and seconded the motion after staff answered questions. Staff noted the parcel (identified in the packet as part of the Morris Surveys Abstract 872) is approximately 11.786 acres and recommended approval; the motion passed unanimously.
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