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Don Sargent seeks reappointment to oversee Cedar Crest development progress

March 27, 2024 | Summit County Council, Summit County Commission and Boards, Summit County, Utah



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Don Sargent seeks reappointment to oversee Cedar Crest development progress
The Summit County Council meeting on March 27, 2024, focused on the reappointment of Don Sargent to the Planning Commission and discussions surrounding public engagement in the Cedar Crest project. Council members expressed appreciation for Sargent's experience and contributions, particularly his involvement in the Cedar Crest project and his role as Planning Director for Colville City.

Sargent highlighted his commitment to seeing the Cedar Crest project through to completion, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the rural character of Eastern Summit County. He noted that he has been actively involved in the planning process and aims to provide institutional knowledge during discussions on development applications.

Council members raised concerns about the public's perception of the planning process, particularly regarding the balance of power between applicants and county staff during public hearings. Some members felt that the current structure gives the impression that applicants dominate the process, which could discourage public participation. Sargent acknowledged these concerns and suggested that staff should clarify their role in meetings to reinforce that the process is county-administered.

Overall, the council recognized the need for improved communication and transparency in the planning process to enhance public engagement. The meeting concluded with a commitment to address these issues moving forward, as the council considers the reappointment of Sargent and the future of the Cedar Crest project.

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