Randall Knight, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY,Utah. April 3, 2013. The Planning and Zoning public meeting was
held as scheduled at 4:45 PM on the first Wednesday of the month prior to the
regularly scheduled meeting. The board
members in attendance were: Chair, Lance Bourne, Mike Schiess, Dallas Solum and
DeWayne Gifford. The following members
were absent: Jim Wood, Nate Gracey, Chuck Stocking.
There was a conditional use permit request to build
another home at the Lazy D Ranch at 69 N. Paradise Parkway. There were no comments by the board or
public. After the public hearing the board granted the request.
Subway Sandwich mangers provided their drawings to the
P&Z two weeks ago for review/approval.
The board voiced concern with the availability of public parking in
front of the Texaco. The board’s main
issue was with inadequate parking space in the back of the Texaco/Bear’s Den on
the west side. Chair Lance Bourne said a
special meeting should be held as soon as possible to both resolve the board’s
concerns and to help Subway owners tp meet their desired Memorial Day Weekend
opening date. The two parties agreed to
meeting next Monday at 1:00 PM. Bourne
provided the following check points that need to be resolved: lighting in
parking lot, overflow parking, parking space painting, ingress/egress, dumpster
location, garbage pickup, leased area square footage, and storage.
The next topic discussed was the Parking and Architectural
Standards for Sunrise Resort to be located at 865 N. Harbor Village East
Dr. The board requested better drawings
showing square footage of the building and for the parking lot; especially
during the summer months when boat and ATV parking increase. The current plan is to share parking with
World Mart plus parking spaces on the east side of the building. The business is a short term rental with 22
bedrooms but is not a hotel, so it falls under different zoning requirements.
George Peart, building inspector, said one parking space is required for every
5 people in an individual unit. So, if a
family of six rents a unit, there would need to be two parking spaces available
for them to use. He said had told the management
of Sunrise Resort to come to the P&Z meeting to address the parking
concern.
Peart said that a building permit was submitted for a
building at 100 West and 350 South.
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