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Mt. Jordan Meadows No. 4 Subdivision (Preliminary Review)
Approx. 9270 S. and Benson Way
[Community #4 - Historic Sandy]
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Presenter:
Craig P. Evans
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Description/Background:
The applicant, the Sandy City Public Works Department, is requesting preliminary review for a four-lot subdivision. The applicant is requesting the application of the Residential Conservation Overlay (RCO) Zone and is also requesting a special exception to allow non-buildable parcels to be created because they are a necessary byproduct of the eminent domain process that has been implemented in the 9270 S. realignment project.
The subject property is approximately 2.95 acres in size and currently contains an existing home on lot 401, which will remain. The property is zoned mostly R-1-8, with a portion of the subdivision (Lot 404, the large triangular parcel mistakenly labeled Lot 403 on the preliminary plat) zoned as PO (Professional Office). The property is bordered by single-family homes in the R-1-8 zone to the east and north, the RC (Regional Commercial) zone to the west, and the SD (JHS) (Miller) zone to the south, which is comprised of the Jordan Commons Complex.
Recommended Action and/or Suggested Motion:
Recommendation
Staff recommends that the Planning Commission determine that preliminary review is complete and that the special exception request for non-buildable parcel creation be approved for the Mt. Jordan Meadows No. 4 Subdivision, located at approximately 9270 S. and Benson Way, based on the following findings and subject to the following conditions:
Findings:
1. That the proposed subdivision is an infill development.
2. That the proposed lot configuration is an efficient use of the land.
3. That remnant parcels are unavoidable in this circumstance.
4. That the various City Departments and Divisions have preliminarily approved the proposed subdivision plat.
Conditions:
1. That the applicant complies with each department’s comments and redlines throughout the final review process and that all issues be resolved before the subdivision can be recorded.
2. That all City provisions, codes and ordinances are adhered to during the review, construction, and operations process of this project, except as otherwise approved by waivers or special exceptions granted by the Planning Commission.
3. That the Planning Commission approve the application of the Residential Conservation Overlay Zone for lots 402 and 403.
4. That the Planning Commission approve the special exception allowing the applicant to create a Parcel A and Parcel B as part of the proposed subdivision.
5. That residential Lot 401 comply with all requirements of the R-1-8 zone.
6. That residential Lots 402 and 403 comply with all the requirements of the RCO Zone.
7. That the final subdivision plat include a cross access to Jordan Commons to the south.