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Hinckley planning commission approves two conditional single‑family builds; boundary adjustment applicant to return with survey
Summary
The Hinckley Planning and Zoning Commission on May 13 approved two single‑family home site plans in the Hinckley Meadows subdivision, each conditioned on Hinckley Town Maintenance completing physical inspections or utility reviews. An applicant seeking parcel boundary adjustments was asked to return with an official survey.
HINCKLEY, Utah — The Hinckley Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday approved two applications for single‑family homes in the Hinckley Meadows subdivision, imposing identical conditions that town maintenance perform on‑site reviews of utilities and property access before building permits proceed.
Commission Member Crista Kaman moved to approve the site plan for Lot 8 (Parcel H‑HM‑8, 841 W. 75 S.), contingent on a physical inspection by Hinckley Town Maintenance; Commission Member Margene Stevens seconded the motion and the Commission approved it. Later in the meeting Commission Member Joy Partridge moved to approve the Lot 9 site plan (Parcel H‑HM‑9, 821 W. 75 S.), conditioned on Hinckley Town Maintenance reviewing utility placement; Commission Member Crista Kaman seconded and the motion carried.
The approvals followed presentations from Ryan Andersen, who represented Souvall Investments and described the proposed single‑family homes. Commissioners focused on standard checklist items: utility connections, setback and right‑of‑way requirements, and confirmation that public infrastructure will accommodate the new lots. Neither motion recorded a roll‑call tally in the meeting minutes; the transcript records that each motion was seconded and approved by the Commission.
Separately, applicant Ryan Johnson presented a preliminary plan to adjust boundary lines for parcels H‑2098, H‑2097, H‑2098‑1 and H‑2091‑1 to widen small parcels to roughly 90 feet to improve usability. The Commission requested an official survey and told Johnson to return with that survey at a future meeting before any formal approval is considered.
The meeting minutes indicate that the Commission reviewed related checklist material from Jones & DeMille Engineering for other subdivision work but took no additional votes on those items. The Commission adjourned at 7:58 p.m.
What happens next: Hinckley Town Maintenance will need to complete the physical inspections or utility reviews specified as conditions; applicants must supply any required surveys or additional documentation before final permits are issued.
