Plat vacation · Planning application
Homeowner seeks to vacate utility easement to build an in-ground pool
The owner of a 1.32-acre lot wants to remove a 12-foot irrigation and utilities easement across the rear yard. The City Council heard the request Dec. 16, 2025; no decision is on file. The irrigation pipe has been moved to a new easement.
From the filing
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The property owner at 255 East Laguna Shore Drive asks the city to vacate a 12-foot-wide irrigation and public utilities easement that crosses the rear yard of a 1.32-acre residential lot. The easement is no longer needed because the irrigation pipe was relocated into a new easement and no utilities are in the old one. Removing it would allow an in-ground pool to be built in the back yard.
Charles G. Barringer, represented by Patrick Connor with Ardurra, is requesting a vacation of the 12-foot-wide (12'W) irrigation and public utilities easement located on Lot 4, Block 1, of the Coast to Coast Subdivision final plat (also known as Laguna Pointe Subdivision) to allow for the construction of an in- ground pool within the rear yard area of the residential lot. The 1.32-acre site is generally located 625- feet southeast of the intersection of North Eagle Road and East Riversedge Drive at 255 East Laguna Shore Drive.
Timeline
Dec. 16, 2025
Public hearing: Eagle City Council
Oct. 10, 2025
Application filed
Documents
Staff reports
- Download Staff report to City Council on plat vacation recommendation
Planner's memo to Council recommending approval of VAC-2025-04, a final plat vacation for Coast to Coast Subdivision, with three conditions covering fees, building permits and utility relinquishment letters.
Dec. 15, 2025 · 17 pages · 13.1 MB · Staff Report