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Kaysville council approves rezone at Grassy Plain Drive to allow four single-family lots
Summary
The council approved rezoning of a 1.62-acre parcel at 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from general commercial to R-114 to permit four large single-family lots; the planning commission had recommended approval 7–0.
The Kaysville City Council voted to rezone a 1.62-acre property at 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from general commercial to R-114, allowing the parcel to be divided into four single-family lots.
City staff presented the location and zoning context, noting the parcel abuts existing single-family neighborhoods and that the city’s future land-use map identified the area for single-family use. The planning commission held a public hearing on Aug. 28 and recommended approval by a 7–0 vote.
An applicant representative, identified as Trent, said the proposed lots would be roughly 14,000 square feet each and the homes would be roughly 3,000–4,500 square feet. He said the development would likely access Grassy Plain Drive and that a future connection to Preston Street is a long-term planning possibility; the owners (referred to as the Wilsons) intend to retain the remainder of their property in agricultural greenbelt.
Council members asked about lot sizes, home sizes and future connectivity; council discussion was brief. A motion to approve the rezone carried without recorded objection.
The council’s approval allows the applicant to proceed with subdivision and building-permit steps under R-114 standards; specific lot layouts, house designs and any road connections will be subject to subsequent permit review and applicable standards.
