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Soda Springs council formalizes zoning change allowing neighborhood commercial use
Summary
The Soda Springs City Council adopted Ordinance No. 703 to reclassify a parcel from R-1 (single-family residential) to C-1 (neighborhood commercial), following a prior Planning & Zoning hearing and a council introduction. The motion to waive readings passed and council adopted the ordinance by roll call vote.
The Soda Springs City Council on Monday adopted Ordinance No. 703, updating the city zoning map to reclassify a property from R‑1 (single‑family residential) to C‑1 (neighborhood commercial).
Council President introduced the ordinance and said the item followed an earlier Planning & Zoning public hearing on March 12 and council action on March 20. Alan (role not specified) summarized that the reclassification allows on‑site uses including storage containers for recreational vehicle storage and noted the ordinance mainly formalizes a zoning map change the council previously accepted.
Council moved to waive the requirement to read the ordinance on three separate occasions and to read it by title only. The motion was seconded, and the council adopted Ordinance No. 703 by roll call; ayes were recorded and the ordinance was declared passed.
The ordinance directs the city clerk to update the official zoning map, repeals conflicting provisions, and establishes an effective date consistent with the city code. No amendments were offered during the council action. The council did not specify a timeline in the meeting for any subsequent permit applications tied to the reclassification.
The council adjourned the item and proceeded to other business.
