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Commission approves Davies three‑lot preliminary plat with city‑engineer conditions
Summary
The commission approved the Davies Subdivision preliminary plat (three 1‑acre lots at 6200 S and Holiday Blvd), with conditions to note the 500‑year floodplain and to satisfy city‑engineer comments before final plat approval.
The Holiday City Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for the Davies Subdivision on May 6, finding the three proposed one‑acre lots meet R‑1‑43 zone standards and that steep slopes and a 500‑year floodplain have been properly identified on the plat.
Kent Weathers, the engineer on behalf of the applicants, told the commission the project preserves vegetation on Lot 3 and that curb, gutter or bike‑lane improvements suggested by the city engineer will be addressed during final civil plan review. Staff said final plat approval remains an administrative action after city‑engineer comments are resolved.
Why it matters: The subdivision had previously received conceptual approval in 2022 but did not return for preliminary review until now. The commission required delineation of the 500‑year floodplain on the plat and that city‑engineer comments be addressed before final approval.
Action taken: Commissioner Cunningham moved to approve the preliminary plat; the motion passed on a roll call vote with all commissioners present voting aye. Conditions include addressing city‑engineer comments prior to final plat and completing administrative review within one year.
Next steps: Applicant must revise civil plans to address engineering comments on curb, gutter, and drainage, and then obtain final‑plat administrative approval from the technical review committee.
