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Commission hears request to split house from farmland; motion made to recommend zone change
Summary
The commission heard a request by the Mogg Family Trust to rezone 0.33 acres around an existing house at 804 S 180 W so a family member can purchase the house while preserving surrounding farmland; a motion to recommend the change to the City Council was made, and no vote appears in the transcript excerpt.
The Hurricane City Planning Commission reviewed a request from the Mogg Family Trust to rezone approximately 0.33 acres at 804 South 180 West from RA‑1 (residential‑agriculture) to R‑1‑10 (single‑family) to enable sale of the house portion to a family member while keeping surrounding fields in agricultural use.
Agent Kaisun Spenlov told the commission the family’s preference is to keep the farmland in the trust and only rezone the house area so a relative can move in. Spenlov said the garage and farm access would be managed so that farm equipment retains access from 180 West and that the remainder of the parcel would remain in RA‑1.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about acreage and setbacks; staff confirmed the total parcel is just over six acres and the proposed split is roughly a third of an acre. Commissioners and staff said the change would maintain the parcel’s farm valuation while enabling a conforming lot for the house. A commissioner moved that the commission recommend the City Council approve the 0.33‑acre zone change consistent with staff comments; the transcript excerpt ends after the motion and does not include the vote.
Provenance: Agent presentation and commissioner questions recorded in the new business section under ZC25‑20; agent remarks are credited to Kaisun Spenlov.
