Council hears developer on Heritage subdivision; asks for map and clarifications on open‑space appraisal and occupancy rules
Developers representing a 48‑acre Heritage project discussed a development agreement that would lock in 96 ERUs, require open‑space appraisals, and include secondary‑water infrastructure; council requested the map, appraisal details and to explore owner‑occupancy or CCR options before voting.
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Willard, Utah — Representatives for a proposed 48‑acre Heritage development briefed the Willard City Council on July 10 on a draft development agreement that would vest rights for up to 96 residential equivalent units (ERUs), require an appraisal‑based fee‑in‑lieu where open space is deficient, and anticipate construction of secondary‑water infrastructure.
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