Scotts Mills PTA play-structure delayed as lot-line buffer triggers county permitting question
Summary
A PTA-funded covered play structure at Scotts Mills was shifted slightly into a buffer between two district-owned lots. Marion County proposed removing a lot line; the superintendent recommended a lot-line adjustment to preserve two legal lots and avoid lowering property value. Kim will pursue a county solution and report back.
The board heard a report about a Scotts Mills PTA-funded covered play structure that, after a proposed location change, fell into a buffer area between two district-owned lots. Kim explained that Marion County suggested removing the lot line as a permitting remedy but the district prefers a lot-line adjustment instead so both parcels remain legal, marketable lots.
Kim said the lot-line adjustment likely will delay installation of the covered structure but preserves the district's land rights. She will pursue options with county planners and send trustees site plans and rationale so the board can explain the reasoning to the community. No formal board action was taken at the meeting.
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