Council approves mobile‑home park expansion, minor subdivision and renames dog park for volunteer

Craig City Council on March 25 approved multiple land‑use and naming actions.

Building official Marlon Echov presented a site plan for Cedar Mountain Mobile Home Park to add 14 spaces on Parcel A, including new private water and sewer mains that will be constructed to public standards and a replatted parcel requirement. Planning and Zoning reviewed the project and recommended approval after minor plan adjustments to fencing and landscaping; Council approved the site plan with the condition that a replat be submitted and recorded. Councilmember Duran abstained from the vote citing a potential conflict related to preliminary pricing he had previously provided to the owner.

Separately, council approved a minor subdivision requested by Damon Hill to split an existing 27,517‑sq‑ft lot at East 7th Street and Country Club Drive into two lots (one about 6,777 sq ft). Echov noted the developer must extend a sewer main up Seventh Street to serve the new lot and that the variance to allow a lot to front on two streets has already been granted by Planning & Zoning.

Parks Director Ryan Dennison presented a Parks & Recreation Advisory Board recommendation and supporting packet to rename the Craig Dog Park in honor of Don Williams. Council voted to rename the facility the Don Williams Memorial Dog Park, and future signage and dedication steps were discussed.

Why it matters: The approvals affect local housing capacity and site infrastructure responsibilities (developer‑funded sewer extension) and recognize community volunteer contributions through facility renaming. Council recorded an abstention on the Cedar Mountain vote to preserve transparency.