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Planning commission backs rezone for High Country Road parcel, recommends two-lot limit
Summary
The commission recommended the city council approve a rezone for 7411 West High Country Road from A-1-43 to A-1-10 to allow subdivision into two lots, with a staff-recommended condition limiting density to two units per acre; the recommendation passed unanimously.
The Herriman Planning Commission voted to recommend that the City Council rezone a parcel at 7411 West High Country Road from A-1-43 to A-1-10 so the owner may subdivide the lot into two parcels. City planning staff said the change would create two lots (described in staff materials as about two-thirds and one-third acre) and that the proposal complies with the city's general plan land-use designation.
Staff, represented in the meeting by Michael, recommended approving the rezoning with a condition that limits development to two units per acre to keep the new lots consistent with neighboring properties. The applicant, Roger Duke, identified himself to the commission during the public hearing but offered no additional testimony.
Commission discussion focused on ensuring the proposed density matched the street's character; one commissioner summarized staff's condition as key for preserving neighborhood consistency. A motion to recommend approval was made and the commission voted to forward the recommendation to the City Council. The recommendation was adopted by the commission without recorded opposition.
The planning commission record will move to the City Council for its consideration and final action, where council members may adopt, amend or remand the proposal back to the commission for further review.
