Bobbie Bicknell Coray, reporter
Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY, Utah. October 5, 2016. Planning Commission
Approval for phase 1 and 5 and 6 of Water’s Edge After many months of appearing before the Garden
City Planning commission, Chris Shurian and Brian Balls, developers of the Water’s
Edge, said that they had met all of the requirements of Zan Murray, the city
engineer.
The fence that is proposed to protect the Huefner property was discussed. Don
Huefner said they settled on a date to be finished which will be before the
certificate of occupancy. Should the
fence be on the property line or on
Huefner’s or the Water's Edge property line?
Huefner thinks since it is Water's Edge fence it should be on their property so
that it will be clear that the developers will maintain it.
If it is on the property line it might be
considered a partnership and Huefner doesn’t
want to be responsible for it.
The developers said they were fine with putting it on their property.
The fence will be 6’ high, with rock pillars.
UDOT has a few more requirements for traffic
studies which may have to be done in the summer. Water's Edge traffic engineer has been working with
UDOT and they seem to be very cooperative. They have worked with the Army Corps
of Engineers to preserve existing wetland.
Water’s edge will begin with a hotel, water park and a condo
building for the first phase of construction.
The access to the hotel will be on 50 S and 150 S Bear Lake
Boulevard. This project began in 2007
and according to Lance Bourne, “we are closer than we have ever been to
beginning the project.”
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