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Council OKs vacation of utility easement to allow Jackson's gas station expansion
Summary
Payson City Council approved an ordinance vacating a public utility easement in Lot 2 of Henline Plat B to allow Jackson’s gas station to expand pumps and rework vehicle access; the public hearing drew no speakers and the ordinance passed on a 4–0 vote with one absence.
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Development Services Director Jill Spencer presented a proposal to vacate a public utility easement within Lot 2 of the Henline Plat B subdivision so Jackson’s gas station can expand its store footprint, add more fuel pumps and rework ingress and egress.
The council opened a public hearing; no public comments were offered. After discussion — including Councilmember Bob Provstgaard raising concerns about whether the design would accommodate large semi‑vehicles and future ingress/egress needs during site development — the council voted to approve the ordinance. The roll call recorded Brian Hulet, Anne Moss, Bob Provstgaard and Lacee Smith as voting yes; Ryan Rowley was absent.
