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Board approves Forst–Hatfield boundary adjustment; no new parcel created
Summary
The commissioners approved a boundary adjustment moving a property line 30 feet and transferring 0.164 acre from Doug Hatfield to Dan and Rhonda Forst; county staff noted the change creates no new parcel and leaves both properties at or above 35 acres.
The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners approved a boundary adjustment requested by Dan and Rhonda Forst that shifts a property line 30 feet to the west, transferring 0.164 acre from neighbor Doug Hatfield. County staff reviewed the final plat and confirmed the adjustment would not create a new parcel and that neither property would be reduced below 35 acres.
Commissioner Floyd Cook moved to approve the boundary adjustment; Commissioner Linda Yellowman seconded the motion and all three commissioners voted in favor. The approval was recorded in the minutes as a final-plats decision; no conditions or follow-up requirements were noted.
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