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Planning commission grants final site plan approval for Taylor West Weaver Water District shop building

2787300 · March 27, 2025
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Summary

The commission granted final site plan approval for a new shop and well-house improvements for the Taylor West Weaver Water District at approximately 2815 West 3300 South, noting engineering sign-off and a pending building permit review.

The West Haven Planning Commission granted final site plan approval for a new shop building and well-house work for the Taylor West Weaver Water District at approximately 2815 West 3300 South (Parcel 080300002).

Planning staff told the commission the project previously received preliminary site plan approval on Jan. 8, 2025, and that construction drawings had been revised to meet city engineering standards. Staff said engineering had signed off on the construction drawings this week and a building permit application was under review.

Brent Edwards, chairman of the Taylor West Weaver Water Board, presented to the commission and said the district needs the shop to bring equipment indoors and to reconstruct a deteriorating well house: "The district's growing as it is in many areas. And to support the growth, we gotta rebuild the reconstruct that well house. It's starting to fall apart, and we figured it's time to bring some of our equipment inside and why the shops needed." Edwards confirmed the district's office address as 2815 West 3300 South.

Commissioner Galt moved to grant final site plan approval for the Taylor West Weaver Water District's new shop building (Parcel 080300002); Commissioner Reid seconded. The commission voted to approve the site plan; no additional conditions were added at the meeting.

Staff indicated no outstanding engineering concerns remain and that the project has submitted for a building permit, which will be processed under normal permitting review. The approval finalizes design compliance with city standards; construction will proceed once the permit is issued.