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Council approves Ventana Resort Village plat amendment after public hearing; mayoral recusal noted
Summary
Kanab City Council approved a plat amendment to create Phase 1A for Ventana Resort Village, expanding the platted boundary to include parking areas. The Planning Commission had recommended approval; Councilmember Heaton recused from the vote and the motion passed by majority.
Kanab City Council voted March 10 to approve a plat amendment for Ventana Resort Village that creates a new Phase 1A and expands the platted boundaries to include parking areas.
Land Use Coordinator Janae Chatterley told the council the application from Iron Rock Engineer on behalf of M‑W Kanab LLC affects parcels K-13-1-Utah-Annex, K-366-43, K-366-44 and K-366-CA2 near 600 East Kaneplex Road. Chatterley said the amendment had been previously approved in September 2025 and the current request revises the boundary lines to encompass parking areas that were previously excluded.
Chatterley said the Planning Commission reviewed the application along with a sketch plan and narrative required under the Kanab City Subdivision Ordinance and made a unanimous positive recommendation to the council based on the findings and conditions in the staff report.
During the public hearing Celeste Meyeres commented on the developer’s personal commitment to the project. Following deliberation, Councilmember Jason Corry moved to approve the plat amendment based on the findings and conditions in staff report #PLAN26-005; Councilmember Shrope seconded the motion.
The council recorded the vote as: Shrope — Yes; Heaton — Recused; Corry — Yes; Banks — Absent; Chamberlain — Yes. The motion carried.
The council’s action implements the staff-recommended conditions described in the staff report; no further conditions or amendments were recorded on the council floor. The City’s staff report cites the plat-amendment process under Utah Code, Title 10, Chapter 20, Part 8 and local subdivision ordinance Chapter 2 and 2A-4 as the governing authorities for this action.
The plat amendment was approved and will be processed per the City’s normal subdivision procedures. No additional hearings or votes were announced at the meeting.
