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Planning commission recommends CVG-Ephraim South rezone to match nearby single-family development
Summary
The commission recommended that City Council rezone property near 250 W 490 S and 275 W 500 S from R2 to R1B to align with adjacent single-family homes; staff said a subdivision amendment and recorded plat adjustments will be required before development.
The Ephraim City Planning Commission on March 11 recommended that the City Council rezone parcels near 250 W 490 S and 275 W 500 S from R2 to R1B so lot patterns and densities align with the single-family development to the north.
Applicant Mike Ballard of CVG-Ephraim South LLC and consultant Joseph Gallagher described plans to establish single-family lots with a range of sizes. City Planner Megan Spurling said the R1B zone was created for flex homes and that a subdivision amendment to the previously recorded plat will be required if the rezone is approved.
Commissioner Carol Jacobsen moved to recommend approval of the rezone; Commissioner Larry Smith seconded the motion and it carried. Planner Spurling said staff are comfortable recommending the rezone but noted that any development will need to satisfy subdivision-recording requirements and that infrastructure and lot-size details will be addressed through subsequent applications.
The Planning Commission’s recommendation to the City Council is advisory; the City Council will make the final decision. If the council approves the rezone, the applicant must complete a subdivision amendment and comply with any plat-recording and infrastructure conditions before building permits are issued.
