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Tony Hess presents two‑lot subdivision; town may acquire one lot and considers irrigation easement
Summary
Developer Tony Hess presented a two‑lot subdivision to the Fielding council; the planning commission had approved the plan, Hess asked for a commemorative sign honoring Bishop James Henry Hess Sr., and he requested an irrigation easement for the private lot (the council deferred the easement decision).
Tony Hess presented a two‑lot subdivision plan to the Fielding Town Council during the June 4 meeting. He said one lot would be sold to the town and the other to a private citizen and that the planning commission had approved the proposal at its prior meeting.
Hess asked the council for permission to erect a sign honoring Bishop James Henry Hess Sr., whom he described as having helped the community and the Bear River High School board. He also asked for an irrigation easement for the private lot; Mayor Chuck Earl said the town would decide the easement later, but did not record a formal decision at the meeting.
The minutes record the mayor thanked Hess for selling the family land. The transcript does not record a council vote or formal motion to approve the subdivision or the sign request during this meeting; it only records the applicant’s presentation and the mayor’s remarks.
