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Bear Lake RV files rezoning request for 2300 Kimball Lane in Garden City
Summary
An application submitted to Garden City seeks to rezone 4.45 acres at 2300 Kimball Lane from Residential Estates to C3, proposing a 1,200-square-foot nonresidential building. The applicant is Eric John; the owner is listed as Bear Lake RV. No hearing date is specified in the submitted materials.
Eric John submitted a project application to Garden City seeking to rezone 4.45 acres at 2300 Kimball Lane (parcel 36-04-000-0058) from Residential Estates to C3, according to the Town's application materials dated Nov. 4, 2024. The application lists a proposed 1,200-square-foot nonresidential building and identifies Bear Lake RV as the property owner.
The packet includes contact information for the applicant: Eric John, phone 435-757-4868, email ek@lionrockrealestate.com, and a mailing address in Nibley, Utah. The form shows DocuSign signatures by Eric John and by Cameron Whittier as a signer on the application. The application does not specify a hearing body or a hearing date; the document states the project will be scheduled for the next meeting for which a legal notice has not yet been prepared and that the date is determined by the notification schedule required by the State of Utah.
The submitted materials reference Garden City's published fee schedule and checklist for land-use applications. The packet describes applicable fees and deposits for multiple application types, including a $3,000 deposit commonly required for subdivision, PUD/PRUD, and condominium applications (used to cover engineering, attorney, and recording costs), and specific fees for zone changes and other permits. The materials also cite Garden City ordinances and note that land-use fees are set by Garden City Resolution 23-03.
Required documentation listed on the project checklist includes a completed Garden City "Application for Project Review" form; multiple copies of plot plans at specified sizes and scales; a legal description and current ownership plat; a current title report that must match the legal description on the plat; and an electronic copy of the plat. The application form cites ordinance references for each type of permit, including 11A-301 (annexation), 11A-302 (zone change), 11B-308 (variance), 11C-1950 (PUD/PRUD), 11E-100/11E-503 (subdivision), and other sections noted on the form.
The packet does not record any formal action, vote, or hearing outcome. Next steps described in the documents are administrative: staff must accept the application as complete before scheduling it for a hearing; applicants are responsible for application fees and any attorney, engineering, or administrative costs not covered by the application fee. The application does not state the hearing date, the hearing body (for example, Planning Commission or Town Council), nor any associated conditions or recommended mitigations.
Garden City's project checklist and application materials are available on the town website; applicants are advised to consult the listed ordinances for specific submittal requirements and to follow the town's notification schedule.
