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Board approves replat to restore two lots at 101 Flocks
Summary
The board granted a lot‑size variance so the owner can vacate a 2008 plat amendment and redivide 101 Flocks into two residential lots, one of which will be 14,400 sq ft (below the 15,000 sq ft R‑1 minimum).
The Lakeway Board of Adjustment approved a variance request that clears the way for the owner of 101 Flocks to restore two lots as originally platted.
Erin (city staff) explained the request seeks to vacate a 2008 plat amendment and return the parcel to its prior configuration because one of the resulting lots would measure about 14,400 square feet, under the current R‑1 minimum of 15,000 square feet. The owner and agent, Mike Mosley, told the board the intent is to build two single‑family homes—one for him and one for a family member—and that neighbors in the cul‑de‑sac provided letters of support.
"We're just asking for a variance to move that back to the original plat as it was originally designed so that we can build the two residential homes," Mosley said. The board confirmed that approval of the variance would acknowledge the undersized lot and that future building setbacks and approvals would be handled by the building department during plan review. A motion to approve passed with the required majority.
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