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Commission approves multiple final plats and moves approach-permit process to Planning
Summary
The commission approved final plats for Bluestem Tract of Bowman Ranch Phase 2, Jason Subdivision, and PCM Tract West/East of Haywood Estates, and adopted Resolution 2025-8 shifting approach-permit administration to Planning with a $250 fee split between Highway and Planning.
Custer County commissioners approved several final plats and adopted a new procedure for approach permits at the Feb. 19 meeting.
Planning Director Terri Kester presented final plats for the Bluestem Tract of Bowman Ranch Phase 2 (parcels 010786, 010788 & 010789), Lot 1R and Lot 2R of Jason Subdivision (parcels 014719 & 012249 for Jason Hunsaker), and PCM Tract West and East of Haywood Estates (parcel 011502 spanning Pennington and Custer counties). Each final plat had been recommended by the Planning Commission at its Feb. 4 meeting and was approved by the board; conflicts or abstentions were recorded where noted (Commissioner Hartman declared a conflict on the Bluestem matter).
Kester also introduced Resolution 2025-8 revising approach-permit procedures and fees. Effective April 1, 2025, the Planning Department will oversee approach permits rather than the Highway Department. The new $250 fee will be split with $100 to Highway for a 911/address sign and $150 to Planning. Commissioners voted to approve the resolution unanimously.
The Planning Department will field second-approach requests and work with Highway on sign installations and address verification under the new fee arrangement.
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