Riley County commissioners on Monday unanimously approved replat requests for residential lots and farmland.
One request allowed for the separation of an existing rural homestead from a larger agricultural tract.
The request, presented on behalf of J and M Leasing, sought approval of a residential use designation for an “extraneous farmstead,” allowing an existing home and associated buildings to be partitioned from a larger 46-acre agricultural property. The proposed lot encompasses 9.8 acres and is about 2,000 feet east of the intersection of Tuttle Creek Boulevard and Marlatt Avenue, on the south side of Tuttle Creek Boulevard in Wildcat Township.
