Garden City Planning and Zoning March 9, 2022 Recap
During the public comment people spoke on the following opinions:
Having Sun Resort
help build 3rd West since the road plans have been moved due to
their resort plan. The answer from Sun Resort people was that they will help
with their share as will other land owners.
Some questions remain about the possible back up on SR 30.
UDOT will address the issue when the Resort plans are approved by the City.
A concern was
expressed about the water runoff. The City engineer will approve the water
runoff to meet the 100 year possibilities of water drainage.
The Hodges canal company will work with Sun Resort to make
sure the canal easements are protected.
A question was raised about the area becoming a PRUD. PRUD’s
are flexible, which upsets some people as they do not understand that
when a property is sold then the original owners or those who have lived in the
community for years really do not have the choice of what will be done by the
new owners. Also, for those who want to know where to go for information, it is
located at https://www.utah.gov/pmn/
Regular meeting;
Discussion of Sun Resorts refinement of their Resort Plans.
Much discussion was held about the water lines crossing the Sun Resort
property. The Resort will work with the Canal Company and the homeowners to
make sure they have water. The Resort plans to have transportation to Blue
Water Beach area. The Planning Commission denied approval and asked that they
bring back the preliminary plat to answer the questions they have.
Randy Scholes from Lockwood wants to combine 3 lots and make
two lots. It was approved upon condition that he bring a letter from the HOA
giving approval for this change and an amended plat.
Preliminary approval for Water’s Edge 1, 5,& 6 with a
spring percolation test and verifying enough parking.
Buttercup was denied as the preliminary plat did not show
the building footprint where the canal is located.
Moldenhauer employee RV housing for 20 sites on 2 acres was
approved. Discussion was held on egress and ingress area.
Conestoga’s PUD was denied until they bring a plat that
shows the open space and the cross section for the RV area.
For Discussion only, Horizon presented a plan for 160
apartment units on 6 acres with 300 parking spaces.
Again may I remind you to go to https://www.utah.gov/pmn/ to see what is
on the agendas.
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