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After lengthy debate, council approves ROW vacation and modified development agreement for 325 South parcel
Summary
Cedar City Council approved vacating part of the right-of-way near 400 East & 325 South and adopted a development agreement that defers full public improvements until adjacent parcels develop, with a requirement for a double-chip surface and a 10-foot city easement over a located waterline; vote on the development agreement was 3–2.
After extended public discussion, Cedar City Council on July 9 approved an ordinance vacating a portion of public right-of-way near 400 East and 325 South and adopted a linked development agreement for the parcel at 478 East 325 South that limits immediate public-improvement requirements and ties future surfacing and curb obligations to later development of adjacent parcels.
What was proposed: the applicant requested vacation of 21 feet of a 66-foot dedicated right-of-way, reducing the dedicated width to roughly 45 feet and conveying the vacated portion to adjacent property owners. Staff clarified that standard development rules would otherwise require curb, gutter, sidewalk and 26 feet of asphalt for access when a property develops, but that those improvements are…
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