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Planning Commission approves preliminary plat to adjust lots for Gerber Collision and Glass at 3218 SW Temple
Summary
South Salt Lake Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve a preliminary two-lot subdivision plat to adjust lot lines at 3218 Southwest Temple Street to allow Gerber Collision and Glass to maintain and improve an existing structure that straddles a property line.
The South Salt Lake Planning Commission on April 3 unanimously approved a preliminary subdivision plat to replat parcels at 3218 Southwest Temple Street so Gerber Collision and Glass can obtain permits to maintain and improve an existing structure that crosses a property line.
City planning staff told the commission the building on the south parcel currently spans an existing property line; the plat will redraw property lines and combine a smaller parcel on the north with an adjacent parcel to resolve the encroachment and allow building permits. Staff recommended approval based on findings of fact, applicable code sections and the city’s general plan consistency.
The application was presented as a public hearing; no members of the public spoke. Commissioner Peschman moved to approve the application by Gerber Collision and Glass, represented by Joel Dyer, to adjust lot lines for three parcels at 3218 Southwest Temple Street based on the staff report findings and conditions. Commissioner Slifka seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The approval authorizes staff to proceed with the preliminary plat process; the developer will still need to meet conditions listed in the staff report and obtain any required building permits.
No additional community outreach or design modifications were required as part of this action, and staff noted the plat will enable the applicant to legalize the existing structure prior to further improvements.
