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Planning commission grants contingent approval for accessory building at 455 E Platt Lane
Summary
Mona City Planning & Zoning Commission granted contingent approval for an accessory building at 455 E Platt Lane, requiring engineered plans and building-inspector signoff before a final permit; the application will also go to the City Council on June 9 for review.
The Mona City Planning & Zoning Commission granted contingent approval June 3 for an accessory building proposed at 455 E Platt Lane.
Applicant Cory Ballow presented plans for the structure and said sewer, water and electrical services will be installed. Ballow requested contingent approval before submitting engineered plans; Secretary Lori Henrie advised that the application also must be presented to the Mona mayor and city council at their June 9 meeting. Chair Dennis Gardner asked Ballow to sign a document acknowledging the city's accessory-building requirements.
Why it matters: contingency approval lets the applicant proceed with next steps while preserving the commission's requirement that engineered plans and building inspection clearance be completed before a final permit is issued.
The commission voted to grant contingent approval after a motion by Commissioner Jack Boyd and a second from Commissioner Kevin Young. The roll-call vote recorded Commissioners Boyd, Cieslak, Hellyer and Riding as aye; Commissioner Kevin Young abstained on the earlier minutes vote but voted aye on this permit.
Next steps: Ballow must submit engineered plans and obtain building-inspector approval and the item will be presented to the City Council on June 9 as noted by Secretary Henrie.
