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Planning commission extends Rye Hill Section 6 preliminary plat for one year
Summary
The commission approved a one‑year extension for the Rye Hill Section 6 preliminary plat, preserving a 117‑lot single‑family layout on about 40 acres and requiring abandonment of a 30‑ft drill‑site access easement before final plat.
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6–0 to approve a one‑year extension of the Rye Hill Section 6 preliminary plat, keeping the developer's current timeline while construction plans are prepared.
Ethan Cantu, who presented the request, described the proposal as "So, this is gonna be 40 acre about 40 acres of single family residential located within Rye Hill." He said the plat covers about 117 lots, five reserves and two blocks, with lot widths of 40, 50 and 60 feet (corner lots add 10 feet). Cantu told commissioners there is a 30‑foot drill‑site access easement located within the proposed right‑of‑way that "prior to final plat approval, this must be abandoned." Staff recommended the extension to allow the developer to complete construction plans and submit a final plat.
Chair announced the motion to grant the one‑year extension and recorded the unanimous vote. The extension prevents the preliminary plat from expiring on Aug. 28, 2026 and allows the developer to proceed toward final plat submittal once construction plans are complete.
The item raised no public comments and commissioners did not request additional studies; staff flagged the easement abandonment and the need for standard final‑plat notes as conditions to resolve before final plat approval.
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