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Planning commission approves Brentwood PUD Phase 4 final plat; ALDOT signal permit remains outstanding
Summary
The Spanish Fork Planning Commission voted to approve the final plat for Brentwood PUD Phase 4, clearing the subdivision for recordation pending ALDOT intersection permits and completion of required intersection work before the certificate of occupancy for one home.
The Spanish Fork Planning Commission voted to approve the final plat for Brentwood PUD Phase 4 on a voice roll call, moving the request for right-of-way acceptance to city council consideration.
Staff said a final inspection found only minor on-site deficiencies and that required test reports and video inspections had been submitted. The developer has provided traffic-signal design plans for the intersection at US-31 and Stroh Road, but staff said the work is awaiting an ALDOT permit and must be substantially complete before the certificate of occupancy is issued for the 107th house in the phase.
"All deficiencies on-site have been certified that all improvements have been completed in accordance with the design plans," the staff report said, while noting ALDOT permits were still pending. Staff recommended approval of the plat and that the request for right-of-way acceptance be forwarded to city council for their action on acceptance and maintenance bonds.
During the public hearing no members of the public spoke. A commissioner moved to approve the final plat; the motion passed on roll-call votes in favor from Damon, Vaughn, Lindsay, Smith and McMillan.
The planning commission's approval clears the way for the developer to proceed with recordation and with intersection work once ALDOT issues the permit. City staff will expect the intersection improvements to be substantially complete prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy for the specified house in this phase.
