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Lincoln County approves five subdivision filings and appoints member to Planning & Zoning
Summary
On March 3 the Board approved five subdivision and plat files (405, 406, 701, 206, 201), authorized a development agreement signature, and appointed Tom Crank to the Planning & Zoning Commission; the board also agreed to participate in process for the Fox Farm Bridge ETB structure.
Lincoln County commissioners on March 3 unanimously approved multiple land use actions, including five subdivision and plat filings, authorized related development agreements where required, and made one appointment to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Commissioner Hansen moved to approve File 405 SS 21 (Moose Hills Subdivision) with Findings of Approval A and B and a resolution; File 406 SS 21 (Alpine Village Subdivision No. 1, Plat 1 Amended 4th Filing) with Findings A and B and a resolution; File 701 PZ 21 (Ridge View Estates Second Filing) with Findings A–C, Conditions 1–3, and authorization for the board chairman to sign the Development Agreement; File 206 MS 20 (Bison Meadows Phase III) with Findings A–D and a resolution; and File 201 MS 21 (C & R Subdivision Second Filing) with Findings A–D and a resolution. The transcript records each motion was adopted.
During discussion Planning Director Steve Johnson and Development Administrator Jeanette Fagnant presented the planning agenda and recommendations. Surveyor Marlowe Scherbel and other staff clarified technical issues including water wells, septic systems, timing for electrical installation, and the State Engineer’s Office timing on water approvals; the transcript records the State Engineer’s Office disapproval was described as a timing issue incorporated into conditions of approval.
The board appointed Tom Crank to the Planning & Zoning Commission with a term ending June 30, 2021. Commissioner Hansen also moved to sign a letter to participate in the process for the ETB structure across the Hams Fork River (referred to as the Fox Farm Bridge); that motion was adopted.
Next steps recorded in the meeting include executing the development agreement for File 701 and completing any conditions tied to State Engineer or utility approvals as described in the respective Findings and Conditions of Approval. The transcript does not list appeals, bond requirements, or permit fees for the recorded approvals.
