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Planning commission recommends rezoning 48‑acre parcel for storage and sale of Class A biosolids
Summary
Utah County Planning Commission voted to recommend reclassifying about 48 acres near Chimney Rock Pass and SR‑68 to the Public Facilities zone so a special service district can store and sell Class A biosolids; staff emphasized impermeable pads and covered storage while the applicant said treatment will reduce odors and truck traffic.
The Utah County Planning Commission voted to forward a recommendation to the County Commission to rezone roughly 48 acres near Chimney Rock Pass and SR‑68 to the Public Facilities (PF) zone to allow storage and sale of Class A biosolids.
Greg Robinson, a county planning staffer, told commissioners the parcels (listed in the staff report as 61 0008 0005 and 61 0005009) are currently designated agricultural and in RA5/MG1 zoning and that the applicant seeks PF zoning because the district anticipates storing and selling Class A biosolids at the site. Robinson said the county’s recent text amendment to the PF zone allows Class A bio solids subject to additional controls, including covered storage and impermeable surfaces.
Richard Mickelson, district manager for the Temponogus…
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