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Council approves vacation of a subdivision lot pending land-use approval
Summary
A property owner seeking to vacate a small parcel received council approval contingent on a land-use committee review; the council authorized recording steps and a later signature once land-use approval is obtained.
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A Castle Dale property owner asked the council to vacate a small portion of a subdivision lot after discovering a survey discrepancy. The council moved to approve the vacation pending land-use council review and recommended the owner present the documentation at the next land-use meeting.
The owner said the parcel line (about a 20-foot strip by the sidewalk) had been recorded incorrectly and that a quick claim deed had been returned by the county recorder pending the required subdivision-amendment plat under Utah state code. Councilmembers directed the owner to appear before the land-use council for approval and noted that city staff would place the item on a future land-use agenda.
The council approved a motion to vacate the lot as presented, conditional on land-use approval, and asked the owner to bring the recorded documents back so staff could finalize signatures.
