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Genola Development Review Committee Discusses Multiple Subdivision Proposals

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The Genola Development Review Committee met on September 3, 2026, to discuss several subdivision amendments and preliminary plats. The meeting included items regarding North Field Plat A, the Genola Davis Subdivision, Martin Estates Plat A, and Corlett Acres Plat A.

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  • The committee reviewed subdivision amendments for North Field Plat A and Martin Estates Plat A.
  • A preliminary plat for the Genola Davis Subdivision was presented for discussion.
  • The Corlett Acres Plat A subdivision was also on the meeting agenda.

The Town of Genola Development Review Committee held a meeting on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026, to address multiple subdivision and plat proposals. The agenda included discussions and possible actions regarding various land development projects in the area.

During the meeting, the committee reviewed a proposed subdivision amendment for North Field Plat A involving Kaycee Fields. Additionally, the committee considered the preliminary plat for the proposed Genola Davis Subdivision.

Other business items included discussion and possible action on a proposed subdivision amendment for Martin Estates Plat A Lots 1 and 2 with Bruce Nieveen. The committee also reviewed a preliminary plat for the Corlett Acres Plat A subdivision.

The town office provides reasonable accommodations for meeting attendees and requests that individuals with special needs notify the Town Clerk at least 48 hours in advance.

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