Rich Civic Times
RANDOLPH, Utah.
February 6, 2013. Mitch Poulsen,
Bear Lake Regional Commission, suggested that the County commission change the
procedure of approving preliminary plats.
Commissioner Bill Cox said that a rezone hearing needs a preliminary
plat drawn up to let the people impacted in the neighborhood know what they are
getting in the rezone. Poulsen
recommended that the commission could have the rezone and preliminary plat hearing
at the same time to save developers time.
Currently, developers come in with a preliminary plat, then come in for
rezone. The commissioners voted to make the change.
Poulsen also suggested that he could get a 50/50 match for
$200,000 to continue the bike path north. The commissioners said that it was really too
little funding to do anything significant.
But they felt that something does need to be something to address the needs of all of the
tri athlete races using the road and bike path. The commissioners suggested that the stretch
between Gus Rich point and Rendezvous beach would be really necessary but that
the hillside on the west side of the road was difficult to put a path
through. Poulsen said that one possibility would be to use the existing Sweetwater
Trailer Park roads.
Commissioner Norm Weston said the commission should explore the
options for the route of the bike trail and other options and look for more
funding sources.
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