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Planning Commission recommends several code amendments; roll-call change to DRC membership passes
Summary
At its Nov. 21 meeting the Grantsville Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of amendments to Chapters 8, 14 and 15 of the Land Use and Management Code; it also approved an amendment to Chapter 21.201 removing the Planning Commission representative from the Development Review Committee following a roll-call vote.
The Grantsville City Planning Commission used its Nov. 21 meeting to forward several code amendments to the City Council with recommendations for approval.
- Chapter 14 (Multiple-Use Agricultural and Rural Residential Districts): Commissioner S8 moved to recommend approval, noting edits discussed in public comment; the commission voted unanimously to recommend approval.
- Chapter 8 (Regulation of General Applicability): Chair S1 moved the recommendation; the commission voted unanimously to recommend approval.
- Chapter 15 (Residential and Multiple-Residential Districts): The commission recommended approval with language aligning kennel and sportsman permit thresholds and adding a 4,000-square-foot-per-animal provision for larger operations; the motion passed unanimously.
- Chapter 21.201 (Development Review Committee): Commissioner S10 moved to remove the Planning Commission representative from the Development Review Committee. The commission conducted a roll-call vote; the motion carried (recorded as "motion carries"). The transcript records the roll-call being called and the chair announcing the motion carried. The meeting minutes did not provide a full named tally in the transcript excerpt provided.
Motions on other items were treated as direction to staff (for example, Chapter 2 definitions and ADU follow-ups) rather than final adoptions. In each action item that advanced to a formal recommendation the commission directed staff to incorporate changes discussed during the meeting. Those recommended amendments will move to the City Council for adoption or further amendment.
