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Commission approves Circle Cliffs partial amendment to create three saleable lots on Main Street
Summary
The Ivins Planning Commission approved a partial amendment to the Circle Cliffs preliminary plan to divide an existing parcel into three individually saleable lots at approximately Main Street and 300 North; makers said existing structures will be demolished and Rocky Mountain Power infrastructure will need coordination.
The Ivins City Planning Commission voted April 29 to approve a partial amendment to the Circle Cliffs preliminary plan that will allow three lots to be sold individually on property near Main Street and 300 North.
Staff reported the application conforms to the general plan and zoning and that the Technical Review Committee recommended approval. Jared Madsen, the applicant, confirmed the intent to sell three individual lots; William McGrath was identified as the owner. Staff noted a Rocky Mountain Power overhead line along the side of one proposed lot (Lot 2) that may require utility coordination and that the development will need an additional water meter.
Commissioners asked whether existing structures would be split by new lot lines; staff confirmed the lots as drawn do not split habitable structures, and the applicant said existing buildings will be demolished and the lots redeveloped. The commission found the proposal consistent with surrounding development and voted to approve the preliminary amendment.
The motion passed with recorded votes: Commissioner Waite — aye; Commissioner Robinson — aye; Commissioner Brown — aye; Commissioner Clifford — aye; Chair — aye. The approval is for the preliminary plan amendment; final plat and utility coordination (including any Rocky Mountain Power requirements and water meter installation) remain as conditions to be addressed before final recording.
