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Council approves DAI development agreement, rezones 12270 South 4000 West from R‑3 to CR with self‑storage limit

3429287 · May 20, 2025
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Summary

Riverton City Council adopted Ordinance 25-15 approving the DAI Utah development agreement for property at 12270 South 4000 West, rezoning the parcel from R‑3 to commercial regional (CR) with a limit to self‑storage uses; council amended the agreement to extend its expiration from 15 to 50 years.

Riverton City Council adopted Ordinance 25-15, approving a development agreement with DAI Utah and rezoning property at 12270 South 4000 West from R‑3 (residential) to CR (commercial regional) with a limitation that, after expiration of the agreement, the underlying zoning would remain CR but limited to self‑storage until a zone change is submitted.

Staff reported that the development agreement clarifies what the underlying zoning will be once the agreement expires and that the current draft originally set the agreement term at 15 years; the council-approved motion amended that term to 50 years. Jason (city staff) described the change and said the revised agreement makes clear that any use other than the limited self‑storage will require a formal zone-change application.

Chase, representing the applicant, said the applicant had worked with staff to address prior concerns and had no further comments for the council that evening. The council opened a public hearing; there were no public speakers and the hearing was closed.

Councilmember McDougall moved adoption of Ordinance 25-15 with the modification changing the expiration in Section 10 from 15 to 50 years. The motion was seconded and passed on a roll‑call vote.

Ending: The ordinance and development agreement were adopted; staff will record the zoning and monitor compliance with the development agreement and its term.