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Planning Commission reports zoning table revisions and Granite Ridge review
Summary
Planning Commission representative Chad Braegger reported a work session reviewing proposed amendments to the zoning table of uses, with attention to Granite Ridge Subdivision alignments and zoning along Highway 89.
At the Oct. 10 meeting Chad Braegger, representing the Planning Commission, reported on a recent work session that reviewed proposed amendments to Willard City's zoning table of uses and discussed the Granite Ridge Subdivision and zoning alignments along Highway 89.
Braegger said the commission "was able to get through all of them" in review and noted ongoing map and alignment work for Granite Ridge. The commission's work session covered uses, mapping and phase alignments that staff and commission members will continue to adjust as development proposals advance.
Why it matters: changes to the zoning table of uses and alignments along a major corridor may shape development patterns and permitting requirements for properties along Highway 89 and in the Granite Ridge area. Staff and the Planning Commission will continue work and bring formal amendments back for council consideration if required.
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