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Commission hears school‑district rezoning guidance and a five‑lot subdivision concept; no final actions taken

Ballard Planning Commission · April 7, 2026
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Summary

Dee Miles advised the board that the Duchesne County School District should vacate a property before seeking rezoning; Ben Allred presented a concept for five one‑acre lots along 2500 East and was advised to proceed with surveys and perk tests. The commission took no formal action on these items.

Dee Miles, representing the Duchesne County School District, told the Planning Commission that the district needs to vacate the relevant parcel before pursuing a rezoning application. The board provided procedural guidance but took no action.

Ben Allred presented a concept subdivision for five one‑acre lots (150 feet by 260 feet) along 2500 East and north of his driveway. The commission classified the plan as a major subdivision and advised Allred to move forward with surveying and perk tests unless the board identifies issues that would create expenses for him. No approvals or denials occurred at this meeting; the items were informational and preliminary.

Next steps: the school district will pursue vacating the parcel before submitting a rezone request; Ben Allred may proceed with pre‑application work (surveying, perk tests) and return with formal applications as required.