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County attorney engaged on land-use violations; deputies to document properties

Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff turned one land-use violation (item #3) over to the county attorney and said deputies will photograph offending properties; the board also reiterated that accessory buildings are considered accessory to a main building under county code and should not be built independently.

Staff reported that land-use violation number 3 on the enforcement list has been referred to the county attorney and that a deputy will visit properties to photograph and document suspected violations. The board intends to maintain an ongoing list of violations for follow-up.

The board also noted the county code states accessory buildings are accessory to a main building; staff said no further accessory buildings should be permitted until a main building exists. Members discussed how to investigate violations in Browns Park and directed staff to continue documentation and legal referral where appropriate.