Commissioners continue Indian Springs Ranch homeowners association CCR amendment to Nov. 4 for additional review
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Summary
The Board continued a proposed amendment to the Indian Springs Ranch homeowners association CC&Rs, returning the matter to the Nov. 4 meeting so staff and the applicant can research a late-raised question about inclusion of a road lot in the open-space definition.
The board voted to continue consideration of a homeowners association-requested amendment to the Indian Springs Ranch declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions (MSC2025-0039) to the November 4 meeting.
Associate planner Torben Bjorklund presented the application, which seeks to remove a clause that currently requires Board of County Commissioners approval for future CC&R amendments and to make additional administrative updates. Staff recommended approval, noting the applicant had secured the signatures required under the CC&R amendment process. The planning director found the amendments did not reduce conservation acreage or increase building floor area and did not conflict with the Land Development Regulations.
During the meeting, a county official raised a late question about the open-space definition and inclusion of Lot 50 (a road lot linked to a trail extension). Paula Fleck, the applicant’s agent, and staff agreed to research the origin and implications of that insertion; the HOA requested time to clarify the language. The board voted to continue the item to allow that follow-up.
Action: A motion to continue MSC2025-0039 to the Nov. 4 meeting passed unanimously.
Ending: Staff and the applicant will provide clarifying research about the Lot 50 inclusion and any necessary amendments for the Nov. 4 packet; no substantive CC&R changes were approved at this meeting.