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Council approves Midway Granary plat amendment and conditional use permit to allow condominium ownership
Summary
Council approved a plat map amendment and conditional use permit allowing individual condominium ownership at the Midway Granary (695 E. Main St.), with conditions requiring a POA, CC&Rs and removal of a nightly-rental note prior to recording.
The Midway City Council approved a plat map amendment and a conditional use permit on May 20 to allow the Midway Granary at 695 East Main Street to record condominium units (C-2 zone) and to continue the existing uses under individual ownership.
Planner Katie Villani told the Council the proposal would not change uses or parking arrangements but would require creation of a property owners’ association (POA) and recorded codes, covenants and restrictions (CC&Rs) before the plat could be recorded. The Council required removal of a note referencing nightly rentals from the recorded plat in case TROD boundaries change, and required easements and access notes for shared utilities and parking.
Applicant Russ Watts said the project would include commercial units and residential units; owners would receive parking stickers and the development’s CC&Rs and POA would regulate shared spaces. The Council found the change in ownership created good cause, that required easements and POA documents must be recorded, and that lighting and other conditions met City requirements; both the plat map amendment and the CUP were approved unanimously (Drury excused).
Recorded conditions include establishing a POA and CC&Rs prior to recording and depiction of necessary easements on the plat map.
