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Weber County staff recommend final approval of Osprey Ranch Phase 2, 30 lots on 275-acre Forest Valley 3 parcel
Summary
Felix Yabarino opened Item 1.1 on June 26 seeking final approval of Osprey Ranch Subdivision Phase 2, a 30-lot proposal on about 275 acres in the Forest Valley 3 zone; Tammy Aylott presented the staff report.
Felix Yabarino opened the item June 26, describing Item 1.1 as a request for final approval of Osprey Ranch Subdivision Phase 2, a proposal consisting of 30 lots and three common-area parcels and continuation of public right-of-way through the development. Tammy Aylott presented the staff report.
Aylott said the project covers about 275 acres in the Forest Valley 3 zone and that staff had requested will-serve and feasibility letters for culinary and secondary water and sewer; those requirements have been provided to move the project forward to final approval. "To date, this project has been reviewed by planning, engineering, Weber Fire, [and] Weber County surveyor. And outside of a couple of adjustments to some grades on the roads, engineering doesn't have any concerns with this," she said.
Aylott said staff will require a natural-hazards notice to be recorded with the final plat and that the hazards themselves are outlined in the staff report; staff recommended that all recommendations in that report be followed for building. A prior preliminary-approval recommendation had requested an easement to the east for future connectivity, but Aylott said the planning commission removed that requirement and it is therefore not shown on the final plat. Staff asked that a 33-foot drainage easement shown above Lot 56 be relabeled as an access easement to connect to the Clark Farm parcel.
After the presentation, Yabarino said he agreed the proposal met final-subdivision requirements and recommended the project be approved with the conditions and findings in the staff report. The meeting then adjourned.
The transcript records staff recommendations and the meeting representative's approval recommendation but does not record a formal motion or roll-call vote. Required follow-up actions identified in the discussion include recording the natural-hazards notice with the final plat and completing any minor road-grade adjustments and plat relabeling before recording.
