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Board approves multiple parcel maps by Emerald Land Company to support Battle Mountain housing
Summary
Commissioners approved several parcel maps and related conditions filed by Emerald Land Company to divide large parcels at the northern terminus of Emerald Lane in Battle Mountain; developer Kirk Johnson said the work will support ongoing housing construction.
Emerald Land Company presented parcel maps (items 1.14–1.16) to divide several large parcels near the northern terminus of Emerald Lane into residential lots with associated roadway dedications and required improvements. Kirk Johnson, representing the developer, told the commission there are existing residents and homes under construction and that the maps will help meet Battle Mountain’s housing needs.
The approvals carry conditions imposed by the Planning Commission: the parcel maps must be recorded within one year; required improvements include installation of fire hydrants, appropriately sized water and sewer lines, roadway upgrades to county standards (10 Man Drive/Tin Man Drive), and installation of curb, gutter, sidewalks, underground utilities and streetlights every 500 feet or a development agreement addressing these items prior to recordation. The board voted to approve the parcel maps as read.
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