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Council accepts petition to annex 19.56 acres near 1050 East 2400 North; next steps include 30‑day protest period
Summary
The council accepted a petition to annex 19.56 acres at 1050 East 2400 North on March 25. Staff will certify the petition and the annexation will enter a 30‑day protest period before planning commission review of zoning and a later council decision.
City recorder Ryan Santoro presented an annexation petition March 25 for approximately 19.56 acres located at 1050 East 2400 North. The petition was submitted by John Hanson on behalf of Lyman and Lonnie Barker. Santoro clarified that accepting the petition is a procedural step — not final annexation approval — and that upon acceptance the city will certify the petition and begin a 30‑day protest period before the item returns for zoning recommendation and final approval.
City planning staff said the petition seeks to connect to an existing private street that provides access toward a nearby trout farm; the petition does not include the trout farm parcel itself, which lies in unincorporated county land. Council members asked whether a requested zoning designation had been specified; staff reported the applicant requested an R‑1‑10 zone (roughly 10,000‑square‑foot lots). The council voted to accept the petition.
Next steps: If the petition passes the protest period, the annexation will go to the planning commission for a zoning recommendation and later to the lieutenant governor’s office for final processing.
