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Commission approves Promontory plat amendment and Mountain Track final plat
Summary
The commission unanimously recommended approval of the Promontory Canyon Valley plat amendment to correct resort-unit language and approved the two-lot Mountain Track final plat with staff conditions including driveway and hillside protections. Public comment was minimal or none on these items.
The Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of two subdivision items.
On the Promontory Canyon Valley plat amendment, staff said the change corrects a plat note that listed lots as resort units that cannot be owner-occupied more than six months; staff recommended approval to the county manager. After no public comment, a commissioner moved to approve the plat amendment and the motion passed by voice vote.
For the Mountain Track Subdivision final plat, staff described a two-lot final plat and recommended conditions to limit disturbance, to cap building height at 28 feet from natural grade in certain areas and to keep driveway lengths under 150 feet per Park City Fire Service District guidance. Staff recommended approval to the county manager; there was no public comment and the commission approved the final plat by voice vote.
Both approvals were recorded by voice vote; the transcript does not show roll-call tallies or individual recorded votes.
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