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Council approves plat amendment to unify parking garage at Centerville Corporate Park
Summary
The Centerville City Council unanimously approved the second amended final plat for Centerville Corporate Park to move a dividing line so a parking garage sits on a single lot and directed the applicant to address irrigation/utility connections raised by Dual Creek Irrigation Company.
The Centerville City Council on Jan. 21 approved a second amended final plat for Centerville Corporate Park, a lot-line adjustment at 500 North Marketplace Drive that will change the sizes of Lot 201 and Lot 1 and place a parking garage wholly within one lot.
Staff planner Mike Edgar described the amendment and told council that Lot 201 would shrink from 2.92 acres to 2.121 acres and Lot 1 would increase from 4.099 acres to 4.914 acres to eliminate a parcel boundary through the parking structure. Edgar said staff finds the plat amendment consistent with code and customary practice and noted recorded project-area documents give the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) consent rights related to the garage.
Robert Burns, president of Dual Creek Irrigation Company, told the council the lot-line change could require separate irrigation services and metering and might impose costs on property owners to separate lines and connections. City staff and City Attorney Lisa Romany said Dual Creek’s requirements are outside the city’s plat-approval authority but that applicants must obtain any required “will-serve” letters and comply with irrigation-company rules before recording. The applicant, Mike Petrogeorge, who identified himself as general counsel for Management and Training Corporation, said his ownership would address irrigation separation prior to recording or through conditions.
The council approved the plat amendment with conditions 1–11 and findings A–D as recommended in the staff packet. The motion included those findings and conditions and passed unanimously.
Key details: Staff noted engineering-plat amendments required by the city’s reviewer (ESI) must be addressed before final signatures. The RDA will separately review consent items tied to the parking structure. The council did not add a public-hearing requirement; staff said state code does not require a public hearing for plat amendments but applicants remain obligated to satisfy utility and irrigation district requirements.
Outcome: Motion to approve (including findings and conditions) carried unanimously.
