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Avon panel approves Radiant Bible Church lot combination with survey verification condition
Summary
The commission approved MIP 26-03 to combine two lots into one parcel for Radiant Bible Church and added a condition requiring verification of survey markers prior to plat recordation; staff highlighted a planned trail easement to connect existing and future segments.
The Advisory Planning Commission approved MIP 26-03, a minor plat to combine two previously platted lots into a single parcel for Radiant Bible Church. Staff said no new development is proposed at this time and explained that the plat adds an easement to complete a multiuse-trail connection between existing trail segments and the Brookstone subdivision. Staff also reported an adjacent property owner flagged survey stakes in the field; to address that concern, staff added a condition requiring verification of survey markers to the administrator’s satisfaction prior to recording the plat.
Morgan Reese of Innovative Engineering Consulting said the filing is largely administrative and noted the plat’s previous name was Harvest. "Now it's called Radiant Bible Church," Reese said. Staff emphasized the trail easement would help complete the off‑street connection shown in the Avon bicycle-pedestrian plan. Commissioners voted to approve the replat subject to staff’s standard conditions and the additional survey verification requirement.
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