Commission approves multiple planning and zoning items, including Osprey Landing subdivision

The Daggett County Commission voted to approve a slate of Planning & Zoning recommendations, moving forward several land‑use changes and lot consolidations.

Items approved included two lot combinations in Plat G (Taylor Flat subdivision) requested for Ben Fuller and Carrie Orfanos; a lot combination in Plat B for Steve Sandquist; a rezone for two parcels owned by Brett Reynolds (from MU-40 to RR 1/2); and a conditional use permit allowing construction of a twin-home/duplex on an MU-40 parcel. All these items were presented as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission and were approved following motions and seconding.

The commission also approved a request to rezone Parcel 01-0090-026 from AG-20 to RR-5 and to allow creation of a minor subdivision called Osprey Landing, comprised of one 7.5-acre lot, one 8.33-acre lot and three roughly 10.13-acre lots. The applicant described an intent to form a water company to hold water shares and make irrigation water available to future lot owners. Planning & Zoning held a public hearing with no objections; the commission approved the rezone and subdivision, with one commissioner abstaining due to a disclosed involvement with the project.

Commissioners discussed Greenbelt and rollback implications: staff said rollback tax provisions can apply upon development or transfer, but the size of the parcels suggests some acreage could remain eligible for Greenbelt. No changes to water‑right allocations were finalized at the meeting.

Votes at a glance: motions were made and seconded for each item and carried by voice vote; the Osprey Landing approval included a recorded abstention from an involved commissioner.

Next steps: staff will record the lot combinations, finalize parcel documentation, and the applicant may proceed toward subdivision recording and water‑company formation consistent with county rules.