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Land Use Authority approves preliminary plat for Sunrise Valley Industrial Phase 3–5

Washington City Planning Commission and Land Use Authority · July 16, 2026
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Summary

The Land Use Authority approved a preliminary plat to subdivide roughly 80.1 acres into 17 industrial lots for Sunrise Valley Industrial Phase 3–5, with hillside-boundary adjustments and conditions taken from Hillside Committee recommendations.

The Land Use Authority approved the preliminary plat for Sunrise Valley Industrial Phase 3–5, a proposed subdivision of about 80.1 acres into 17 industrial lots.

Sebastian, the applicant representative, described lots ranging from roughly 0.8 acres to about 15.1 acres; most lots will be between 1 and 2 acres. He said portions of the site previously sat in the hillside-protection zone but the Hillside Committee modified the boundary in prior meetings to accommodate safer, more aesthetic development and to reduce off-site truck trips created by mass export of material.

Staff and the Hillside Committee added conditions including that cuts comply with applicable IBC standards. Commissioners asked about Foundry Drive alignment and whether the road will continue; staff said Foundry Drive will cul-de-sac at the steep grade and internal roads (Quarry and Harlow) will be added as the project develops. The public hearing drew no speakers.

Commissioner Mitchell moved to approve the preliminary plat with staff conditions; Commissioner Davis seconded. The Land Use Authority recorded 'Aye' votes from Commissioners Davis, Mitchell, Yer and Bullock and approved the preliminary plat.