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Planning commission approves two conditional use permits allowing existing vacation rentals to continue under new ownership
Summary
The Orderville Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of conditional use permits for two existing vacation rentals — 618 W Cedar Dr and 10915 Pinyon Pine Dr — with identical votes (3 yes, 0 no, 1 abstain); both homes are continuing existing uses under ownership changes.
The Orderville Planning and Zoning Commission voted June 29, 2026, to recommend approval of two conditional use permits that let current vacation rentals remain in operation after ownership changes.
The commission approved a permit for 618 W Cedar Dr under Brookstone Lehi LLC (applicant Kay Adamson) and a separate permit for 10915 Pinyon Pine Dr under Mar Mil LLC (applicant Cameron Miller). In both cases Commissioner Letitia Cox moved for approval and Tony Collins seconded. Vice Chair Alex Pavlides abstained on both motions; the tally in each case was three votes in favor and one abstention. The minutes record that these properties were already operating as vacation rentals and the approvals reflected ownership transitions rather than new operations.
Commission discussion in the meeting minutes did not record extended debate or conditions beyond the permit recommendation. The approvals do, however, sit alongside a broader commission conversation later in the meeting about a proposed R1-T zone that would explicitly prohibit short-term rentals in that new zone, a policy the commissioners said would rely on business-license and conditional-permit controls for enforcement.
The commission’s recommendation will be forwarded to whatever final approval step the town requires for conditional use permits under local ordinance. The meeting also scheduled a July 27, 2026 public hearing on a separate zone-change request.
