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Council approves accessory building and pool permit; discusses site plan and draft stormwater code
Summary
The council approved an accessory building permit for Evan and Vicky Davises and a swimming pool permit for James Cook, discussed a developer's site plan and stormwater code language to require on-site retention, and heard staff updates on utility and hydrant needs for a local project.
The council approved two land-use permits and discussed several planning items including a proposed site plan and draft stormwater code language that staff will revise and return for approval.
Approvals: Council members approved an accessory building permit for Evan and Vicky Davises at 95 East 340 North; staff reported the accessory building dimensions as 45 feet by 48 feet and said the structure met setback and other requirements. The council also approved a swimming pool permit for James Cook at 26 West 850 South; staff and the fire department discussed using a hydrant to fill the pool, installing a temporary meter, and billing the property owner for water used.
Stormwater code and site plan discussion: Dennis (planning/building staff) and other staff discussed a draft stormwater code. Staff said the town currently lacks specific stormwater retention language in its code and recommended language requiring property owners to retain stormwater on-site, inspect controls annually, and maintain them at the owner’s expense. Nick (planner, referenced) will be asked to refine that language; staff said the draft will be returned for council consideration at a future meeting.
Developer site plan: Staff updated council on Joe Humphrey's site plan. Council heard that Humphrey plans to run water and sewer to the site, add a hydrant for fire protection, and extend utilities through a 10-foot easement. Staff noted the developer must upgrade utilities before selling lots and that a hydrant is required for fire protection so hoses will not need to run across Main Street in a fire response.
Finances and contract notes: The council also heard a brief update that the gas project agreement is being drafted by the town attorney, with the partner city (Nephi) having approved the version with the town's changes; staff said the executed agreement should be ready for the council’s next meeting.
Ending: Staff said they will bring revised stormwater code language back to council and that Humphrey will continue work with city staff and engineers on utility upgrades and hydrant locations.
