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Afton council tables Haderlie rezone, asks for revisions before March review
Summary
The council tabled a planned-unit-development and rezone request from Alan and Valerie Haderlie that would split property east of Star Valley Temple into four lots and rezone from Agriculture/Conservation/Recreational to R-1; conditions to address sewer hookup, liens and road/street infrastructure were discussed.
The Afton Town Council on Feb. 14 tabled a planned-unit development and rezoning request from Alan and Valerie Haderlie that would create four residential lots east of the Star Valley Temple.
Planner Marlowe Scherbel presented the application to rezone a parcel currently zoned Agriculture/Conservation/Recreational to R-1 (detached single-family residential) and to file a PUD permit so conventional septic could be used on lots smaller than two acres and the access road could remain private. The property would be served from Temple View Loop and Skyview Lane via U.S. Highway 89.
The Afton Utility Board recommended approval conditioned on the property owners hooking onto the town sewer once it becomes available and on the town filing a lien to assure future hookup. Planning & Zoning recommended the requested zone change with the condition that the access road remain private. Council members discussed fire-hydrant availability and streetlight installation; it was noted that a hydrant exists on the property now and that streetlights would be added after the road location is finalized.
After questions and discussion, Councilman Jason C. Inskeep moved to table the zone change ordinance and preliminary plat so the applicants could address the changes discussed; Councilman Rick Merritt seconded and the motion carried. The council will revisit the matter at its March 14, 2017 meeting and review a revised development agreement and preliminary plat.
Town Administrator Jonathan Teichert said the council and relevant boards will ensure the conditions — sewer hookup obligations, lien placement and private-road designation — are reflected in the development agreement before final approval.
