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Council approves rezoning of parcel 202-38-016 to R1 despite subdivision concerns
Summary
The Snowflake Town Council approved Ordinance 2026-04 to rezone parcel 202-38-016 from Agriculture to R1 (Residential One Acre). Staff warned future lot splits and a new road could trigger Title 11 subdivision rules; the measure passed unanimously with one member absent.
The Snowflake Town Council on May 5 approved Ordinance 2026-04 to rezone parcel 202-38-016 from Agriculture to R1 (Residential One Acre).
The move followed a presentation by applicant Derick Ortiz, who confirmed that easements and fire access exist for the property. Staff members cautioned the council that rezoning is only the first step. Planning staff member Gary Fenstermaker said a split could trigger subdivision rules, noting "a 3-lot split is a subdivision; a 2-lot split with a new road is a subdivision." Bruce Meyer added that the rezoning would next require review under Title 11 if a new road is proposed.
Councilmembers discussed the process and potential for additional lots if access or roads are constructed. Mark Sheen made the motion for a single reading by title and adoption; Byron Lewis seconded. The motion passed unanimously with Cory Johnson absent.
The ordinance changes only the zoning designation; any future subdivision, road construction, or variances would require separate review under town code and Title 11.
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