Council approves Century Valley 5th final plat, 16 lots authorized
Summary
The council approved a final plat titled Century Valley 5th, subdividing about 17.62 acres into 16 single-family lots (R2). The developer must complete one public works condition before recording; a nearby landowner asked for clarity about future road connections.
The Rochester City Council approved a final plat known as Century Valley 5th on Sept. 9, authorizing the subdivision of approximately 17.62 acres into 16 single-family residential lots under R2 zoning.
Desmond McGill of Community Development introduced the request noting it matches the previously approved major land subdivision preliminary plat. Applicant representative Connor Burke (SEH) told the council the remaining condition was completion of public works review of civil and stormwater plans. A nearby landowner, Dan Fogarty, asked about the term "terminus of Century Ridge Drive" and whether the road would remain a temporary cul-de-sac or be extended later; staff and the applicant said the subdivision includes two cul-de-sacs at this stage and future connections would be addressed in later submissions.
Council member Fredericks moved to adopt the resolution approving final plat CD2026-019 with a single condition; the motion was seconded and carried. The council's approval allows the developer to complete final public works requirements before recording the plat and beginning construction.
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