Passed by the Highfill City Council: November 10, 2026
On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Highfill City Council passed Ordinance 2026-20, approving and accepting the final plat for the Sterling Estates Subdivision. The subdivision consists of eight residential lots on approximately 8.22 acres located off Vaughn Road within the city limits of Highfill. The approval follows review and recommendation by the Highfill Planning Commission.
At a Glance: What This Ordinance Does
• Approves and accepts the final plat for the Sterling Estates Subdivision.
• Establishes eight single-family residential lots on approximately 8.22 acres.
• Incorporates the approved plat and legal description as part of the ordinance.
• Authorizes the Mayor and Recorder to certify the City’s acceptance of the final plat.
• Confirms that internal subdivision streets will remain privately owned and maintained.
Summary for Residents
The approval of the Sterling Estates Subdivision final plat allows the development of eight residential lots within Highfill. The plat establishes lot boundaries, utility easements, drainage easements, and access arrangements for the subdivision. With final plat approval, the development may proceed in accordance with City regulations and the conditions shown on the approved plat.
Detailed Overview
Final Plat Approval
Before a subdivision can move forward, the City requires review and approval of a final plat. The Highfill Planning Commission reviewed the proposed development and recommended approval based on compliance with applicable subdivision regulations. The City Council’s adoption of Ordinance 2026-20 formally accepts the plat and authorizes its recording.
Subdivision Details
The Sterling Estates Subdivision contains approximately 8.22 acres and is divided into eight residential lots. The approved plat identifies property boundaries, utility easements, drainage facilities, and private streets serving the development.
Private Street Maintenance
As part of the approved development, the internal streets within the subdivision are designated as private streets. Responsibility for the maintenance and upkeep of these streets remains with the property owners or applicable owners’ association rather than the City.