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Planning commission approves curb cut at 990 Raintree for backyard access
Summary
The Planning Commission voted to approve a curb‑cut application by Juan Reyes at 990 Raintree to provide vehicle access to a backyard; staff described the request as similar to previously approved curb cuts for corner lots and no public opposition appeared at the hearing
The Yukon Planning Commission on June 9 approved a curb‑cut application submitted by Juan Reyes for 990 Raintree to provide access to the property’s backyard.
City staff described the application as typical for corner lots seeking backyard access, and no members of the public were present to oppose or comment on the request. The commission moved to approve the application following the staff report and public‑hearing testimony.
The motion, read into the record, said the commission had reviewed the staff report and received testimony at the public hearing and found agreement with the staff findings. The vote was unanimous: Wright, Geiss, Knuckles, Jones and Clark all voted yes.
The approval will allow the applicant to proceed with the curb cut subject to any standard conditions in the staff report.
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