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Board approves two minor plats; data-center moratorium heads to Planning Commission
Summary
The board approved two minor plats—Cardinal Estates (two lots) and CS Homestead (one-lot split)—and Planning Director Nathan Bilger said a requested moratorium on data centers will be heard by the Planning Commission Wednesday and likely forwarded to the board in September.
Planning Director Nathan Bilger presented two minor plats for approval. Cardinal Estates, located on 400 South just west of State Road 9, is a two-lot plat; the board approved it after staff noted a septic issue being resolved with the Health Department. The CS Homestead one-lot split on 300 South also received approval from the board following Planning Commission recommendation.
Bilger also reminded commissioners that a requested moratorium on data centers is scheduled for a public hearing before the Planning Commission on Wednesday. He said the proposal includes a provision for small centers and that the ordinance is expected to appear before the board at its first September meeting if Planning Commission forwards it.
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