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Commission approves final Swayze subdivision, one lot at 5733 West 3800 South; utilities and frontage improvements confirmed

5594222 · August 18, 2025
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Summary

The planning commission granted final approval to the Swayze subdivision (one lot, approximately 1.81 acres) with a condition to continue curb, gutter and sidewalk to match adjacent frontage; staff confirmed final will-serve letters from utilities were received.

The Hooper City Planning Commission voted to grant final approval for the Swayze Subdivision, a one-lot subdivision proposed for roughly 1.81 acres in the city’s R-1 zone at approximately 5733 West 3800 South.

Staff presented the plat and associated utility plan and reported the Technical Review Committee had completed its review. Staff told commissioners that all “will-serve” letters from utilities — including culinary water, irrigation water, sewer and power — were in and that the applicant would be required to construct curb, gutter and sidewalk along the frontage to match the adjacent subdivision.

The commission made the approval motion with Commissioner Bates as the mover and Commissioner Greener as the second; the motion passed.

Staff said the final plat reflects minor utility adjustments the applicant made after the public hearing to ensure sufficient separation for water, sewer and the vehicle approach. The approval requires the usual final engineering and recording steps before building permits can be issued.

The applicant’s representative attended the meeting to answer technical questions and confirmed the project has the required utility letters. Commissioners asked staff to note the frontage improvements in the approval conditions.

The commission closed the item after the motion and moved on to citizen comments.