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Votes and formal actions: Midvale P&Z Commission, May 13, 2026
Summary
The commission took unanimous votes to approve the April 22 minutes and to recommend City Council approval of three city items: a developer rezone and two zoning text amendments (setback exceptions and microschool regulations).
At its May 13 meeting, the Midvale Planning & Zoning Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes:
- Approval of minutes: Vice Chair Shane Liedtke moved to approve the April 22, 2026 minutes; Commissioner Robyn Anderson seconded. Vote: unanimous.
- Rezone recommendation (JDH Development): Motion to recommend approval of rezoning 52, 30 & 24 W. Center St. and 7710 S. State St. from Transit-Oriented Development Zone to Transit-Oriented Development Overlay Zone. Mover: Commissioner Candice Erickson; second: Vice Chair Shane Liedtke. Roll-call vote recorded yes from Chair Michael Edwards, Vice Chair Shane Liedtke, Commissioners Robyn Anderson, Candice Erickson, Dustin Snow, and Chase Brauchie. Outcome: recommendation forwarded to City Council (6–0).
- Zoning code text amendment (setback exceptions): Motion to recommend approval of code amendments to Title 17 (setback exceptions and building-code clarifications). Mover: Commissioner Robyn Anderson; second: Vice Chair Shane Liedtke. Roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval among commissioners present (5–0 for that item as two commissioners were absent/excused for portions of the meeting). Outcome: recommendation forwarded to City Council.
- Zoning code text amendment (home-based microschools and micro-education entities): Motion to recommend approval of the SB13 implementation language permitting these uses in all zones with associated review requirements. Mover: Commissioner Candice Erickson; second: Vice Chair Shane Liedtke. Roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval (6–0). Outcome: recommendation forwarded to City Council.
All motions were passed by the commission and will be transmitted to City Council for final decisions or ordinance action as applicable.
