Supervisors deny developer request for second driveway on South Shore Drive
Summary
The board denied a developer's request for two access points from South Shore Drive into a multifamily parcel, following planning and zoning and county engineer recommendations to limit access and reduce conflict points.
The Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors voted to deny a developer request to add a second driveway access from South Shore Drive into a parcel rezoned last year for multifamily development. Planning and zoning staff told the board the parcel had been considered during a public hearing last year and the recommendation from planning and zoning was to limit access to a single drive to reduce conflict points on the busy road.
The planning and zoning director said limiting access points is important because South Shore Drive already has a large number of driveways and conflict points. The county engineer and a board member echoed that view; one board member noted the issue had been discussed at last year’s public hearing and moved to deny the current request. The motion to deny was seconded and carried by voice vote.
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