Developer asks SPID for will-serve on 21 one‑acre lots; board declines immediate commitment
A D.R. Horton representative asked Stansbury Park Improvement District for a will‑serve or denial letter for 21 one‑acre lots; trustees raised concerns about sewer treatment capacity, a pending rate study (expected by year end), and pressure‑zone issues and asked for a written request rather than committing.
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Ryan Garrett, representing D.R. Horton, asked the board for a will-serve or denial letter the district could present to Erda City for a proposed subdivision of 21 one‑acre lots. Garrett said the developer’s first choice is connection to SPID water and sewer; alternatives under consideration include advanced septic systems and shared wells. "We have at least 21 with the location set, 21 full acres, per residence," Garrett told the board.
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