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Planning Commission recommends General Plan amendments to clarify density interpretation
Summary
Payson planners recommended City Council approve amendments to the 2020 General Plan and area-specific plans to clarify how residential density will be interpreted across plan documents, matching changes proposed in city code.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of General Plan amendments intended to clarify residential density interpretation across the 2020 General Plan and two area specific plans. Staff told the commission these changes are meant to align plan language with proposed code edits so that the General Plan and the Spring Creek and South Meadows area plans use consistent density terminology.
Commissioners asked for specifics on mixed-density residential parameters and the potential for duplex or twin-home allowances in certain zones; staff answered the questions and the commission voted unanimously to forward favorable recommendations to the City Council. There was no public comment on the General Plan amendments during the hearing.
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