Commission approves reduced trip‑generation calculation for Westside Trails subdivision phase 4
Summary
The Broadwater County Commission approved a developer's request to use an actual road‑count trip calculation of 5.3 trips/day for Westside Trails Subdivision Phase 4, rather than the regulation default of 8 trips/day, after legal review and applicant responses.
The Broadwater County Commission approved a trip‑generation deviation for the Westside Trails major subdivision (Phase 4), allowing the developer to use an actual road‑count rate of 5.3 vehicle trips per day instead of the standard 8 trips per day used in county calculations.
Alana Griffith, representing 3 Forks Properties, attended to answer questions and noted the agreement clause that requires the county to use actual road counts. Commissioners reviewed traffic study references and applicable checklist items and agreed the applicant's materials met county regulations for the requested deviation.
Commissioner discussion focused on regulatory consistency and the applicant's documentation. A motion to approve the deviation was moved and seconded; the commission conducted a voice vote and the motion passed.
The transcript records the approval by voice vote; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the meeting minutes provided in the meeting transcript.
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