Weber County staff recommend final approval for Buffalo Run subdivision phases 2 and 3

Weber County planning staff recommended final approval July 19 for Buffalo Run Subdivision phases 2 and 3 — five lots in phase 2 and eight lots in phase 3 — located at 2400 South 4700 West, with final platting and review-agency conditions required before recording.

Planning staff presented the request during the Administrative Review meeting. Mr. Louvergina introduced the proposal, and Felix (planning staff) said the applicant has provided civil drawings, phase 1 infrastructure has begun, and the development is nearing completion. Chad Buck, representing owner Jim Marzial, was in the meeting but offered no substantive changes.

Staff noted the applicant will dedicate an additional 10 feet of right-of-way along 4700 West, which "will result in a hundred foot right of way," and that the new Western Weber general plan identifies a different future width. Felix said the county would review the project using the prior transportation plan and that planning and engineering "will not require that additional 10 feet." Staff also reported final "will serve" letters for secondary water and culinary water and said annexation into the Central Weber Sewer District is complete.

Felix recommended approval subject to the conditions in the staff report and emphasized that a final plat for each phase must be submitted and approved before recording. "They're good to go in that regard," Felix said of the applicant's survey work, noting the developer had previously obtained surveyor approval on an earlier iteration and that a final plan from the surveyor was expected soon.

The presentation concluded with staff recommending approval subject to conditions 1–6 and the findings outlined in the staff report. The staff recommendation makes final recording contingent on any remaining engineering and survey corrections and agency sign-offs.

The meeting next moved on to the Powder Mountain subdivision item.