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Land Use Authority approves amended plats for Coral Hollow and Skyline at Long Valley; removes through-street and adjusts unit footprints
Summary
The authority approved amended preliminary plats for Coral Hollow and Skyline at Long Valley to remove a planned through-street (stubbing it to Lost Springs Drive), enlarge certain nightly-rental unit footprints and otherwise reconfigure the subdivisions; staff said density does not increase overall.
The Washington City Land Use Authority on April 16 approved amended preliminary plats for Coral Hollow and the adjacent Skyline subdivision within the Long Valley project. The amendments remove a planned through-street connection between the two plats (the street will now stub to Lost Springs Drive), reconfigure unit footprints and modestly lengthen the Skyline subdivision footprint to accommodate larger nightly-rental units. Staff reported no net increase in overall density as a result of the changes and recommended approval subject to findings and conditions.
Staff said the decision to remove the through-street was intended to separate nightly-rental traffic from other neighborhood traffic and that some unit footprints had to expand to meet plate-height and stair requirements for the nightly-rental product. The Land Use Authority heard no public opposition and approved both amended preliminary plats by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Schill moved for approval of Coral Hollow and Commissioner Schill moved the Skyline amendment as well; Commissioner Anderson seconded both motions. The authority attached the standard findings and the conditions listed in the staff reports.
