Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Residential Plat Amendment topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Herriman commission approves final plats for Hidden Oaks pods 17 and 18 with sewer-easement condition
Summary
The Herriman Planning Commission voted to approve final plats for Hidden Oaks pods 17 and 18, allowing Ivory Homes to record the plats and begin selling lots; the approval includes a condition requiring a 10-foot private easement along lot 1719’s east property line to allow a future sewer connection.
The Herriman Planning Commission on Feb. 18 approved final plats for Hidden Oaks pods 17 and 18, authorizing Ivory Homes to record the plats and begin selling lots after staff conditions are met. The commission attached a condition that the final plat include a 10-foot-wide private easement along the east property line of lot 1719 to accommodate a potential future sewer connection.
Michael (city planning staff) told the commission that the preliminary plat for the pods had been approved in June 2022 but that commission approval had expired because no extension was requested; after a city-council-approved amendment to the Hidden Oaks Master Development Agreement, Ivory Homes revised plans, obtained engineering sign-off and constructed to those approved plans. Michael said the city is holding the final plat and recommended reauthorizing the prior approval so the commission can sign the final plat for recordation. He read staff recommendations, including the easement condition for lot 1719.
Brad Mackey, an Ivory Development representative, addressed the commission and described the omission of a renewal as inadvertent. He confirmed construction is complete and said the two phases include half-acre lots—pod 18 entirely so—and that Ivory was ready to start selling lots. "It's built and it's good," Mackey said, adding that the views from the lots are "unbelievable." The transcript shows he spoke positively about the project’s appeal and marketability.
No members of the public spoke during the hearing; Michael reported one outside comment from adjacent property owners identified as Mr. and Mrs. Doxy, who negotiated a private easement through lot 1719 for a sewer connection. Michael said a sewer stub has been brought to the property line and that construction of the actual sewer line through the private easement would be the responsibility of the private party if and when they pursue additional development.
Commissioner Adam moved to approve item 4.1 "with staff's three recommendations," and Commissioner Brody seconded. The roll call recorded Brody, Jackson, Heather, Adam, Preston and Forest voting yes; the motion passed. The commission’s action approves the final plats subject to the stated conditions and allows the developer to record the plats for sale after those conditions are satisfied.
The commission closed the public hearing, approved the item, noted there were no additional commission comments, and adjourned. The planning commission’s next meeting is scheduled for March 4, 2026.
