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Planning Commission approves Promontory Vista Pointe plat amendment amid traffic concerns

April 06, 2023 | Eastern Summit County Planning Commission, Summit County Commission and Boards, Summit County, Utah


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Planning Commission approves Promontory Vista Pointe plat amendment amid traffic concerns
The Summit County Eastern Planning Commission has approved a significant plat amendment for the Promontory Vista Pointe subdivision, allowing for the relocation of several lots while maintaining existing open space. This decision, made during the April 6, 2023, meeting, aims to facilitate the development of standardized home designs in the area without compromising the overall open space requirements.

The amendment involves moving Lot 35 to a new location and designating the former lot area as Open Space D. The commission confirmed that this change would not result in any net loss of open space, addressing concerns raised by the county recorder's office regarding legal access to the open space. The staff recommended approval based on these findings, and the commission unanimously supported the motion.

In addition to the plat amendment, the commission discussed a conditional use permit application for Blue Sky Ranch, which seeks to expand its facilities by adding 16 lodging rooms, a restaurant, a spa, and a yoga facility. Concerns from the public and commission members regarding environmental impacts, traffic safety, and fire safety were addressed. The applicant has committed to implementing traffic safety measures, including road maintenance agreements and improvements to the intersection of Old Lincoln Highway and State Road 32, although some proposed changes were not recommended by state and county engineers.

The applicant also plans to manage construction traffic and has proposed using a nearby parcel for employee parking, although current zoning regulations do not permit this use. The commission is considering the applicant's request for flexibility in parking arrangements as part of the ongoing discussions.

As the planning process continues, the commission is focused on ensuring that community concerns are adequately addressed while supporting local development initiatives. The next steps will involve further evaluation of the conditional use permit application, with staff expected to return with findings and recommendations in future meetings.

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