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Planning commission approves 4‑lot subdivision at 7230–7240 South 525 East

Midvale Planning Commission · October 9, 2025
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Summary

The Midvale Planning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision to split four twin‑home units at 7230–7240 South 525 East into individually ownable lots after staff found the application met the city’s subdivision rules; the vote was unanimous.

The Midvale Planning Commission on Oct. 8 approved preliminary subdivision platting that will convert a set of duplex/twin‑home units into four individually ownable lots at 7230–7240 South 525 East.

Jonathan, planning staff who presented the item, said the duplexes were constructed prior to the platting and staff ‘‘reviewed everything’’ and found the proposal complied with the city’s subdivision ordinance. ‘‘It meets all of our, new subdivision ordinance and everything,’’ he said.

Applicant Hamid Hazan Zadeh was identified on the application; no members of the public spoke during the hearing. With no public comment, the commission closed the hearing and a motion to approve the preliminary subdivision — citing the findings in the staff report — passed on a roll call vote. Chair Jerry Anderson, Vice Chair Erickson, Commissioner Snow, Commissioner Luedtke and Commissioner Edwards each registered ‘‘Yes.’’

The plat will permit each side of the existing duplex/twin‑home units to be legally owned as separate parcels under the Single‑Family Residential 1 zone with a duplex overlay. Staff noted this subdivision followed construction of the units and that packet materials and technical reviews were complete.

The commission’s action was procedural: it granted preliminary subdivision approval and referenced the staff report findings; next steps and final plat filing requirements were not detailed during the meeting.