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Planning commission approves Sundown Townhomes subdivision with conditions; commissioners debated private-road waiver and snow storage
Summary
The commission approved preliminary subdivision for 22 Sundown Townhomes, 4-1, subject to conditions including shown snow-storage and additional parking on final plats and a waiver of roadway dedication; commissioners discussed whether private roads could be gated and whether the county should accept ownership in the future.
The Octave Valley Planning Commission on Feb. 25 approved preliminary subdivision of Sundown Townhomes, a separate 22-unit development that would connect to the Sundown Condos area, by a 4-1 vote. The approval included conditions requiring that snow-storage easements and the location of additional guest parking be shown on the final plat and that the road dedication waiver under county code be granted; the commission also recorded a condition that gates not be installed to close the connecting private roadway ends.
Why this matters: The townhome parcel is within the Powder Mountain development area and is subject to the Powder Mountain development agreement. Commissioners weighed whether to require dedication of the land under private roads so the county could assume ownership later, or to allow a waiver and keep the road…
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