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Summit County approves Promontory Scenic Valley final plat, 25 lots
Summary
The board approved the final plat for Promontory Scenic Valley — 25 lots (19 estate lots and six incentive-density lots) — after staff and the planning commission recommended approval and no public comment was recorded.
A Summit County board member approved the final subdivision plat for Promontory Scenic Valley following a brief staff presentation and no public comment.
County planning staff (AC Vermeer) described the Scenic Valley South proposal as 25 lots (19 estate lots plus six incentive-density lots) located off Canyon Bypass in Promontory. Vermeer said some steep slopes shown fronting lots result from road cuts; the code does not prohibit man-made slopes created for roads, while natural slopes over 30% remain restricted. Vermeer noted open space is placed in steeper areas and that the planning commission and staff recommended approval "as outlined in the staff report."
Matthew Idema, director of land development for Promontory, deferred to the county for questions. The public hearing was opened and closed with no attendees speaking. A board member moved to approve the final subdivision plat "based on the findings of fact and conclusions of law and the staff report as presented"; the motion was seconded and approved. The transcript does not record a roll-call vote tally.
Staff and applicants indicated the matter was straightforward and brief; the board then directed staff to circulate the plat for signatures. The transcript does not include the recorded vote count.
