Lehi City Council approves boundary realignment for Lehi Brown property parcels

The Parowan Planning and Zoning Commission convened on May 21, 2025, to address several key agenda items, primarily focusing on property boundary adjustments and easement clarifications.

The meeting began with a discussion regarding the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of a sewer line. Dan clarified that the sewer line in question belongs to the city, indicating that any necessary repairs would fall under the city's jurisdiction.

Next, the commission addressed an irrigation easement related to a property transfer. Lee sought clarification on the layout of the irrigation system, specifically how the water line traverses the property. The discussion revealed that the easement was for a canal company line, which is essential for irrigation purposes. Jared Burton confirmed that the easement was correctly identified on the map, and the commission expressed no concerns regarding its placement.

Following this, a motion was made to adjust the parcel boundary for the Lehi Brown property, encompassing parcels 1 and 2. The motion received unanimous support from the commission members, indicating a smooth approval process.

The meeting proceeded with a brief overview of the next steps required for finalizing the boundary adjustments. It was noted that the deeds for parcels 1 and 2 would need to be signed by the city before being recorded with the county. Jamie, a commission member, assured that she would expedite the signing process.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was also unanimously approved. Overall, the session was marked by efficient discussions and clear resolutions regarding property management and planning in Parowan.