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Sevier County adopts water-use, conservation addendum to General Plan
Summary
After a public hearing and a Planning Commission recommendation, Sevier County Commissioners unanimously adopted an Addendum to the General Plan focused on water use and conservation to guide local decisions and development.
Sevier County Commissioners unanimously adopted an Addendum to the county General Plan addressing water use and conservation at their Feb. 23 meeting.
Zoning Administrator Jason Mackelprang told the board the Planning Commission held a public hearing and recommended approval of the addendum, which the County Commission reviewed before taking action. Commissioner Ralph Brown moved to adopt the document; Commissioner Greg Jensen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The addendum provides policy guidance for county decisions on development and water management, intended to align local planning with conservation objectives discussed at the Planning Commission public hearing. The Commission did not specify additional implementing ordinances at the meeting.
The adoption follows the Planning Commission review and a noticed public hearing; next steps for implementation and any ordinance changes were not specified at the meeting.
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