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Council approves plat amendment for Wayne Cove Subdivision lot to allow development and roadway dedication

3183727 · May 3, 2025
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Summary

The council approved an ordinance amending Lot 5R of Wayne Cove Subdivision Phase 1 (1372 West 300 North) to dedicate roadway and utilities; the amended plat includes a temporary turnaround and fire-marshal-required improvements for access.

The Brigham City Council on May 1 approved an ordinance amending Lot 5R of the Wayne Cove Subdivision Phase 1 (1372 West 300 North) to dedicate roadway and associated utility improvements in advance of planned development.

City planning staff described the amended plat as a dedication of a proposed extension of 1450 West and associated utilities; the submission included a temporary turnaround and other temporary access measures the developer proposed after consulting with the fire marshal. Planning Commission members reviewed the submittal at a prior public meeting and recommended approval, subject to code compliance and conditions.

Planning staff said the lot includes wetland and mitigation elements; the amended plat accounts for a bridge or crossing used to mitigate water impacts and establishes the infrastructure layout for the area that will be developed. The developer RJP remains the applicant; the council-approved ordinance implements the planning-commission recommendation and enables the developer to proceed with final engineering and construction permitting.

Councilmember Smith moved to approve the ordinance; Councilmember Troxell seconded. The council took a roll-call vote and approved the ordinance.

Ending: With ordinance approval the city recorded the plat amendment to dedicate the roadway and utilities; staff will continue second-level plan review and permit issuance so the developer can begin site work.