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Afton council approves PUD and subdivision for Mountain View Apartments at 540 Jefferson
Summary
The council unanimously approved a Planned Unit Development and a simple subdivision to consolidate parcels and allow a fourth multi-family building at 540 Jefferson, granting a setback variation and authorizing the mayor to sign the final plat.
The Afton Town Council unanimously approved a Planned Unit Development (PUD) and a related simple subdivision for Mountain View Apartments at 540 Jefferson on March 11.
Town Administrator Violet Sanderson presented the February financial statements and Colter Hansen introduced the PUD application. The proposal combines three existing apartment parcels, adds a fourth multi-family building with four dwelling units in an R‑1 district, and seeks a variance for Building 3’s rear setback, which does not meet the eight‑foot requirement.
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval with conditions; no members of the public spoke during the council’s public comment period. At the mayor’s call, Council Member Will Wilkes moved to approve the PUD with the Planning and Zoning Board’s conditions; Council Member Scott Griffith seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Separately, Marlowe Scherbel presented a simple subdivision to clarify parcel boundaries and create proposed Lots 5–8 of Block 28, Second Addition to the Town of Afton. Council Member Dirk Hillyard moved to approve the subdivision with conditions and authorized Mayor Jeff Jensen to sign the final plat; Council Member Michael Butler seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Council documents show the approvals are conditioned on the Planning and Zoning Board’s recommendations; the record does not specify each condition’s text in this meeting summary. Next steps include final plat preparation and administrative follow-up to ensure the setback variation and shared-access approaches conform to the conditions imposed by the planning board.
