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County staff seek to vacate portion of U-turn Road in Munton Hollow; public hearing held with no objections
Summary
Davis County property manager presented a petition to vacate parts of U-turn Road in Munton Hollow. After a statutorily required public hearing with no public comment, the commission voted to forward a positive recommendation and will consider a street-vacation ordinance at a public hearing next week.
Davis County staff on Oct. 8 asked the commission to begin the process to vacate portions of U-turn Road in the Munton Hollow area and to reassign the vacated right-of-way to adjoining property owners.
Tony Thompson, Davis County property manager, said the petition — received Sept. 20 and filed under state provisions cited in the presentation — would allow the county to assemble and deed sections of right-of-way to adjacent owners after confirming there is "good cause" and no material injury to the public interest. Thompson said Davis County Public Works recommended approval and staff had received no objections from abutting property owners.
The commission opened the statutorily required public hearing and invited comments; no members of the public spoke. After closing the hearing, the commission voted to forward a positive recommendation and directed staff to place a street-vacation ordinance on the agenda for a public hearing next week so final action may be taken.
Officials said conditions include proceeding through the statutory vacation process and recording the parcel and street-vacation ordinance once approved. The county’s presentation referenced the state statutory provision as heard in the meeting record ("1727 a 6 0 9.5" in the transcript).
What happens next: Staff will present the draft street-vacation ordinance at the next public hearing for final consideration and recording.
