Agenda Item Title:
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Meek Subdivision (Preliminary Subdivision Review)
3761 E Little Cottonwood Lane
[Community #30, Granite]
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Presenter:
Thomas Irvin, Senior Planner
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Description/Background:
The applicants, Robert & Carrie Meek, are requesting preliminary subdivision review for the property at 3761 E. Little Cottonwood Ln. The proposal consists of subdividing the existing lot into two residential lots and dedicating a portion of land for future street improvements. The applicant is also requesting a special exception to not provide the standard street improvements along Little Cottonwood Lane and 3775 East Street.
Please see the attached staff report and exhibits for full details of the application.
Recommended Action and/or Suggested Motion:
Recommendation
Staff recommends that the Planning Commission determine that preliminary subdivision review for the Meek Subdivision located at 3761 E. Little Cottonwood Ln. is substantially complete based on the following findings and subject to the following conditions:
Findings:
1. That the proposed configuration is an efficient use of the land.
2. That the various City Departments and Divisions have preliminarily approved the proposed subdivision plat.
Conditions:
1. That public street improvements be carried out in accordance with plans and profiles stamped and approved by the Sandy City Public Works Department, and specifically:
a. That 3775 East Street be further dedicated to a 21.5’ half-width public street right-of-way and improved in accordance with Sandy City’s standard specifications. That a six-foot sidewalk be installed and replace any existing portions that do not meet this requirement.
b. That Little Cottonwood Lane be further dedicated to a 26’ half-width as a public street right of way in accordance with Sandy City’s standard specifications.
c. That an ADA ramp per City standard specifications be constructed at the corner of Little Cottonwood Lane and 3775 East.
d. That appropriate measures be taken by the developer/builder to insure minimal problems with mud tracking and blowing soil/sand during construction.
e. That any relocation of utilities required by City Ordinance be the responsibility of the developer.
2. That all city provisions, codes, and ordinances are adhered to during the review, construction, and operations process of this project.
3. That the proposed lot sizes and frontages conform to the requirements of the R-1-8 Zone.