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Developer asks Hooper City to allow sewer and water connections for three Roy City homes; council raises annexation and ordinance concerns
Summary
Advanced Homes asked Hooper City to allow sewer and water connections to serve three single‑family homes in Roy City’s Park 43; the developer said water meters would be placed along Hooper’s curb line and sewer installed in a public utility easement; councilors discussed annexation, private‑road widths and long‑term benefits to Hooper.
Representatives of Advanced Homes told the Hooper City Council they seek permission to connect three single‑family homes in Roy City’s Park 43 development to Hooper City water and sewer lines because the closest utility connections lie on Hooper property. Pete Smith, identified as a developer with Advanced Homes, presented plans and floor‑plan examples and said the proposal would keep water connections along the curb line and place the sewer in a public utility easement down a private lane.
Smith said the homes were approved by Roy City as single‑family on the west side of the SLU and that the developer took over the project after annexation into Roy City. He described the request as “fairly simple,” said the open…
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