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Commission approves Wasatch Peaks Ranch Phase 6A final plat for 36 single‑family lots

5765836 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

After county engineer and reviewers confirmed technical comments were addressed, commissioners approved the Wasatch Peaks Ranch subdivision Phase 6A final plat, clearing a 36‑lot single‑family plat for recording.

Morgan County commissioners on Sept. 16 approved the final plat for Wasatch Peaks Ranch Phase 6A, a single‑family subdivision totaling roughly 36 lots on about 111 acres in a resort special district with an approved development agreement.

Planning staff reported that the county engineer, county surveyor, fire department and other reviewers concluded technical comments were addressed and recommended approval. Commissioners noted the project had previously passed concept and preliminary review stages and confirmed that required drainage, grading and fire turnaround provisions were part of the approved preliminary plat engineering. County staff said final plat review does not re‑open preliminary engineering approvals but confirms that final legal descriptions, lot lines and easements match the approved development framework.

The commission voted to approve the final plat, subject to standard recordation conditions. Staff will record the plat once final signatures and conditions are completed.

Why this matters: Final plat approval clears lots for sale and future building permits under the previously approved development agreement. County review ensured the subdivision met previously required engineering and fire safety conditions.

Next steps: Staff will finalize recordation and update planning files; construction and lot sales may proceed under the developer’s approved schedule.