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City Council Approves Controversial Brand Estates Subdivision Plan

June 01, 2023 | Sandy City Planning and Zoning, Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah


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City Council Approves Controversial Brand Estates Subdivision Plan
During a recent government meeting, the council discussed the proposed Brand Estates subdivision located at 285 East 11000 South. The request, presented by Kyle Denos on behalf of owner John Thomas, seeks preliminary subdivision review approval and a special exception to create a private lane for 13 residential lots that will not have direct frontage on a public street.

The property spans 4.8 acres and is currently divided into two zoning classifications: the front portion is zoned R-115, requiring a minimum lot size of 15,000 square feet, while the back portion is zoned R-110, allowing for 10,000 square foot lots. The proposal includes plans for a street connecting to the north, providing two access points for the development.

The council noted that the project would necessitate the vacation of Sophie Lane, a public street, to facilitate the creation of the private lane. Additionally, a future rezone will be required to align the zoning with the proposed lot configurations.

Feedback from a recent neighborhood meeting indicated general support from adjacent property owners, although some residents sought further clarification on the development plans. The planning staff expressed confidence in the proposal, recommending its approval with the understanding that subsequent processes for rezoning and street vacation will follow.

The developer expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts with the planning staff, highlighting the positive communication throughout the process. The council is expected to deliberate further on the proposal in upcoming meetings.

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