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Planner reports upcoming de‑annexation impact study; Bree Lynn subdivision plat declared null and void
Summary
County Planner Mark Reid said a report on potential impacts of a proposed de‑annexation of the KW Capitol property on Coffeen Avenue will be presented Aug. 19; he also reported the Bree Lynn Subdivision plat on State Hwy 338 is null and void after the plat was not signed and recorded within two years.
County Planner Mark Reid told the board that staff will present a report on Aug. 19 assessing potential impacts of a proposed de‑annexation of the KW Capitol property on Coffeen Avenue; Reid emphasized the assessment is to analyze impacts, not to approve a de‑annexation. Separately, Reid said the Bree Lynn Subdivision that had been approved several years ago is now null and void because the plat was neither signed nor recorded within the two‑year period required by county rules.
The planner framed the Aug. 19 item as an informational assessment to help the board and staff understand traffic, infrastructure and jurisdictional implications, and he said any formal action on de‑annexation would follow applicable procedures. The Bree Lynn plat status means prior approvals no longer carry effect until a new, compliant platting process is completed.
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