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Council approves modified final plat for Park Ridge phase two; garages enlarged
Summary
The Soda Springs City Council approved a modified final plat for Park Ridge Subdivision Phase Two, reducing twin-home lots from six to five per side (20 homes) and expanding garages from 12 to 20 feet. Developer Barry Oats must submit updated plats for final review and the city will consider street acceptance after construction.
Developer Barry Oats asked the council for approval to proceed with Park Ridge Subdivision Phase Two with modified lot and garage layouts. “I am here to receive approval for Park Ridge subdivision phase two,” Oats said, and explained the change from 24 to 20 homes by moving to five twin-home lots per side and enlarging single-car garages to 20 feet to meet buyer demand.
Council members discussed sequencing and technical requirements, including street construction standards (40-foot paved width, gutters, 4-foot sidewalks) and final-plat updates. A motion to allow the described adjustments and require updated plats for final review was seconded by Councilman Larson and approved with no recorded opposition; the council instructed staff to verify road and plat compliance before final acceptance. The council also asked the developer to confirm construction phasing and to coordinate with city engineering on asphalt depth and curb/gutter expectations.
