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Council approves Highland Planned Unit Development master agreement with trail, wording changes
Summary
Grantsville City Council approved Resolution 2025‑57, adopting a master development agreement for the Highland Planned Unit Development with edits clarifying permit timing, increasing a trail from 8 to 10 feet, and correcting the location of Mack Canyon.
The Grantsville City Council voted to approve Resolution 2025‑57 on Aug. 6, 2025, adopting a master development agreement for the Highland Planned Unit Development with several staff‑recommended edits.
Staff described three primary changes to the draft agreement: correcting a clerical phrase in section 5.1 so it now reads “prior to issuance of a building permit,” amending section 6.1.02 to clarify the phrase now reads “outlining any updates to the prior master site plan,” and changing references to a required trail from an 8‑foot path to a 10‑foot trail (including the same change in Addendum 1, section 2). Staff also clarified that Mack Canyon is west of Highway 138, not east.
Council discussed the timing and standards for park completion and confirmed that the agreement ties park construction and city acceptance to specified building‑permit thresholds and percentage buildout milestones in section 6.40.3 of the agreement. Staff said commercial acreage and buildout were likewise tied to specific building‑permit percentages in the agreement.
A motion to approve the resolution — amended to allow staff to make the stated grammatical and section changes and the trail clarification — carried unanimously. The recorded vote on the motion was “Aye” by the council; the transcript records no roll‑call naming individual council members. The agreement does not change the number of residential units, staff said, and council members emphasized the development agreement creates enforceable milestones for amenities and infrastructure.
