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Commission approves revised Beck Farm preliminary plat with grade exception
Summary
The commission approved a revised preliminary plat for the 16-lot Beck Farm subdivision (SUB-2025-03) at 2800 N 1810 E, allowing an exception permitting the 2800 North cul-de-sac to exceed the 8% grade standard as requested in the staff report.
The North Logan Planning Commission voted unanimously on April 9 to approve the revised preliminary plat and subdivision improvement plans for the Beck Farm subdivision (SUB-2025-03), which converts a previously non-buildable parcel into Lot 16 to create a 16-lot single-family subdivision in the RE-1 zone at approximately 2800 N 1810 E (Parcel ID: 04-050-0009).
Staff (Scott Perkes) explained the revision and said the application used a Connectivity Incentive to allow density calculations based on gross acreage, provided a mid-block east-west connection across the canal to improve connectivity, and supported transportation network goals. The commission approved an exception to allow the 2800 North cul-de-sac to exceed the normal 8% grade standard based on the facts and findings in the staff report.
Gavin Payne moved to approve the preliminary plat and subdivision improvement plans with the stated exception; Porter Wilkins seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The approval is conditioned on the facts, findings and conditions contained in the staff report.
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