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Planning commission backs West Creek Estates rezoning, drops solar panel requirement
Summary
The Western Weber Planning Commission voted to recommend rezoning about 30 acres at 6200 West 900 South from A‑2 to R‑1‑15, approving staff findings and most smart‑growth stipulations but excluding a requirement for solar panels and batteries.
The Western Weber Planning Commission on April 9 recommended that the County Commission approve a zoning map amendment to rezone roughly 30 acres at about 6200 West 900 South from A‑2 to R‑1‑15, with conditions including smart‑growth measures but without a mandated solar‑panel and battery requirement. The motion passed on a recorded roll call with commissioners voting in favor and the chair joining the aye votes.
Staff said the request is a legislative rezone that should be evaluated against the Western Weaver General Plan and the county's smart‑growth guidance. Bill Colby, a county planner, told the commission the property could yield up to about 86 lots at the…
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