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Council approves Boise Creek Cove final plat for 18‑lot subdivision
Summary
The council approved Resolution 1869 to accept the Boise Creek Cove final plat, a nearly 10‑acre site east of Farmland Street with 18 residential lots, a stormwater detention pond and required infrastructure; planning staff reported required bonds and certifications are in place.
The Uniontown City Council voted March 9 to accept the Boise Creek Cove final plat (Resolution 1869), enabling recordation of an 18‑lot subdivision east of Farmland Street and adjacent to Battersea Avenue.
Planning director Chris Besany told the council the property is just under 10 acres, currently zoned moderate‑density single‑family residential (R‑2), and that infrastructure — streets, frontage improvements, sidewalks and utilities — has been installed and accepted by the city engineer. Bonds for remaining infrastructure were posted and all certifications required by municipal code were included in the final plat submittal.
Besany noted the preliminary plat had been approved by ordinance on July 25, 2023, and the hearing examiner issued a recommendation for approval on June 26, 2023 subject to conditions that staff confirmed have been met. Council moved, seconded and approved the resolution by voice vote.
What it means: Approval permits the developer (Boise Creek Development LLC) to finalize the plat recordation process and proceed with lot sales or subsequent building permits consistent with the municipal code conditions of approval.
Next steps: City staff will complete final administrative steps for plat recordation and continued monitoring of required bond and infrastructure acceptance conditions.
