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Commission approves rezoning and 43‑lot tentative map on Warm Springs Road in Enterprise

5733562 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved a zone change from commercial general to RS‑2 and a tentative map for a 43‑lot single‑family subdivision on 4.37 acres south of Warm Springs Road, adopting town board conditions including street improvements and architectural features for frontage lots.

The County Commission approved a zone change, easement vacate, waiver and tentative map to create a 43‑lot single‑family subdivision on 4.37 acres south of Warm Springs Road and west of Pioneer Way in the Enterprise planning area.

Susan Florian of Taney Engineering presented the proposal and said the project would reclassify the property from Commercial General to RS‑2 to implement a compact‑neighborhood land use. The tentative map shows 43 single‑family lots ranging from about 2,975 to 4,456 square feet, with an average lot size of about 3,158 square feet and approximately 9,663 square feet of open space.

Florian told the commission the applicant will add off‑site improvements to Warm Springs and Pioneer Way, including curved gutter sidewalks, paving and street lights. The applicant withdrew a waiver request and agreed to the Town Advisory Board’s recommended condition to add one architectural feature on lots facing Warm Springs Road.

Commissioner Knapp moved to approve items 28 through 31 per the Enterprise Town Advisory Board recommendations; the motion passed. The county action included vacating certain easements and accepting the design‑review waiver compromises reflected in the staff report. No public commenters appeared at the county hearing.

Next steps identified were completion of off‑site improvements and permitting. The approval reflects town advisory input and a standard sequencing of subdivision improvements prior to final plat recording.