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Commission approves multiple parcel maps for Blue Ridge Road developments with infrastructure conditions
Summary
The board approved a sequence of parcel‑map applications (26‑0012 through 26‑0018) around Blue Ridge Road in Battle Mountain, subject to conditions including installation of fire hydrants, road improvements to county standards and street lighting; developers indicated plans to record maps after negotiating development agreements.
The Lander County Board of Commissioners approved several parcel maps that will divide larger agricultural parcels into acre‑class residential lots near Blue Ridge Road in Battle Mountain, with consistent conditions: maps must be recorded within one year, fire hydrants installed to county standards, Blue Ridge Road brought up to county standards prior to recordation, and streetlights installed every 750 feet unless negotiated otherwise through a development agreement.
Developer Jay told the board the maps are intended to extend Blue Ridge Road and proceed with staged subdivision once a development agreement is signed. Staff noted some right‑of‑way width variations reflect prior dedications and utility needs. The approvals carry standard conditions intended to protect public safety and ensure infrastructure is in place before new lots are recorded.
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