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Council approves Boise Creek Cove 18‑lot final plat
Summary
The council approved Resolution 1869 to accept the Boise Creek Cove final plat, an 18‑lot subdivision on nearly 10 acres in an R‑2 zone; staff said required infrastructure is installed and bonds are posted.
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Uniontown’s City Council approved Resolution 1869 on March 9 accepting the Boise Creek Cove final plat, a proposed 18‑lot subdivision located east of Farmland Street and north and south of Battersea Avenue.
Planning Director Chris Besany told the council the property is a single parcel of just under ten acres zoned moderate-density single-family residential (R-2). He said the preliminary plat had been approved previously and that the final plat shows 18 residential lots, a stormwater detention pond and critical-area tracts; required infrastructure and certifications have been provided and bonds were posted with the city. The hearing examiner held a public hearing in June 2023 and issued a recommendation for approval subject to conditions; staff confirmed those conditions have been met.
After the staff recommendation, a council member moved to approve the resolution and the council adopted Resolution 1869 by voice vote.
