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Votes at a glance: Midway Planning Commission (Dec. meeting)

Midway City Planning Commission · December 9, 2025
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Summary

The planning commission approved several routine and substantive items: minutes (10/14/2025), election of an interim chair (Laura) and vice chair (Kelly), the 2026 meeting calendar, a recommendation to approve a Homestead setback amendment (forwarded to City Council), and a recommendation to amend notice requirements after the Wasatch Wave closure.

Key actions taken at the meeting:

- Approval of meeting minutes (Oct. 14, 2025): Motion by Laura, second by Craig; recorded as unanimous.

- Interim leadership: Chair announced resignation to join City Council; the commission elected Laura as interim chair (reported 5‑to‑3 vote) and confirmed Kelly to remain vice chair by unanimous consent.

- 2026 meeting calendar: Motion by Andrew, second by Janine; approved by voice vote.

- Homestead setback code amendment (Berg Engineering/Midway Heritage Land Holding): The commission recommended approval of a narrowly tailored amendment to allow a 10‑foot setback for structures in resort master plans adjacent to dedicated golf course open space (affecting limited Homestead parcels). Motion carried; recommendation forwarded to City Council for final action.

- Notice code text amendments (Chapter 16): The commission recommended approval of edits removing the newspaper publication requirement (Wasatch Wave closure) and substituting posted notices, city website posting and mailed notice to property owners within 600 feet; recommendation forwarded to City Council.

All motions were made and seconded on the record and will be processed according to the commission’s standard transmittal procedures.