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Planning commission recommends county adopt code changes to comply with Senate Bill 104 on boundary adjustments
Summary
The commission unanimously recommended that the Utah County Commission adopt text amendments to the county Land Use Ordinance to implement state Senate Bill 104: consolidating property-line and subdivision rules, adding a recorded notice of consent for boundary adjustments, and creating minor/major subdivision amendment tracks.
The Utah County Planning Commission voted unanimously on Oct. 21 to recommend county-commission adoption of a package of code amendments that bring Utah County's land-use rules into compliance with state Senate Bill 104.
Ryan Harris, a planning staffer, told the commission Senate Bill 104 consolidated several ways of moving property lines into a single state-authorized "boundary adjustment" process. The law requires the land-use authority to review…
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