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Civic Times
GARDEN
CITY, Utah. September 5, 2019. The Planning Commission Meeting
began at 5:00 p.m. After the approval of
last month’s minutes, Norm Mecham was called to the table to discuss his plans
for new restrooms at Bluewater Beach. It
was stated that the parking was good, the architectural standards had been
followed, the setbacks were within the City’s ordinance and so forth. It was noted that enough space had been left
that small changes could be made and still be within the City’s
requirements. A motion was made and carried
to allow the building of the new restrooms at Bluewater Beach.
A
discussion was held concerning Ordinance #11B-200. Currently there are some areas that are not
clear or easy to understand. The members
of the Planning Commission discussed this Ordinance and made several changes
that should make this Ordinance easier to understand for everyone.
One
problem was the number and size of the plats that are submitted to the
Commission. It was noted that full sets
of the project being presented needs to be submitted—the smallest being 11” x
17” unless larger project such as PUDs and Subdivisions are being
presented. These larger projects should
provide the larger sets that are 24” x 36”.
All plans should be presented to the City 14 days before the meeting so
that the secretary will be able to get the information to the Commission
Members at least ten days prior to the regular meeting.
All
projects must meet the ordinance requirements.
If it is a preliminary plan, it still should contain all the necessary
items required. When everything is in
place, the final will be presented. No
changes can be made after the final has been passed. If the plan is not followed, changes must be
left off or a new preliminary will be required.
The project will not be accepted if any changes are made after the final
was accepted by the Commission.
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