Agenda Item Title:
Title
Sandy Synergy Commercial Subdivision
8860 S. 700 W.
[Community #1, Northwest Exposure]
Body
Presenter:
Clinton Spencer, Development Services Manager
Body
Description/Background
The applicant, Sorren Urry with 90th Business Park, LLC, is requesting preliminary site plan review of Synergy North commercial site plan and a subdivision known as Sandy Synergy Subdivision at 8860 S. 700 W. in the ID and Sensitive Area Overlay zones. The proposal is to construct three (3) light industrial flex space buildings and outdoor storage areas (see Exhibit “A” for application materials). Please see the vicinity map for site location orientation.
See the staff report and exhibits included with the associated file SPR04032026-007188 for full details of the request.
Recommended Action and/or Suggested Motion:
Recommendation
Motion #2, Subdivision
Staff recommends that the Planning Commission determine that the Preliminary Plat Review is substantially complete for the Sandy Synergy Subdivision located at 8860 S. 700 W., based on the following findings and subject to the following conditions:
Findings:
1. The proposed subdivision plat meets all City code requirements.
2. The proposed subdivision will enable the proposed development of the property and ensure that all public improvements can be installed.
Conditions:
1. The applicant shall show all existing and proposed easements be shown on the plat for final approval and recording.
2. That all necessary road dedications be carried out through the plat and all required public right-of-way improvements be carried out with the site plan permit.
3. The applicant shall provide data from a site specific hazard study during the final review process for approval from the City Engineer before any permits for construction of the site are issued.
4. That approved building areas and setbacks from the floodplain, as determined by the City Engineer, be identified on the plat. Any mitigations to the floodplain area to allow for building placements within in it be carried out through the site plan permit as approved by the City Engineer.