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Council grants extension for Dallas subdivision final‑plat deadline
Summary
The council approved a developer request from Brady Smith to extend the deadline for submitting the final plat for the Dallas subdivision after staff concluded the applicant provided 100% engineering plans and showed good cause (delays tied to Idaho Power and City of Chubbuck impacts); the extension passed 3–0.
The Bannock County Planning and Development Council approved an extension request for the Dallas subdivision final plat after staff reported the applicant had submitted complete construction documents and demonstrated good cause for delays.
Staff told the council the applicant faced delays related to Idaho Power and an area-of-city-impact issue with the City of Chubbuck; staff concluded the applicant has provided 100% of engineering plans and has shown good cause. Council adopted staff findings and approved the extension with a 3–0 roll-call vote.
The motion to approve the extension included staff findings that the applicant had provided engineering plans and that the delays were "out of the applicant's control" (staff summary). No additional conditions were imposed. The council did not set a new specific deadline in the meeting transcript; staff noted the applicant had roughly 30 days remaining before the original deadline would have expired.
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