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Planning commission recommends zone change to allow campsite on 10-acre parcel
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a zone change (C1 to C2) for about 10 acres to allow dry camping/RV use and a small campground; staff noted required feasibility letters and a future conditional‑use permit would be needed.
The Kane County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend a zone change from Commercial‑1 to Commercial‑2 for a roughly 10‑acre parcel so the owner can develop a small campsite and permit dry camping and RV parking.
"We bought the acreage and it was just gonna be for a family of friends because I do monthly rentals and so a lot of times if people are behind, I'll take a trailer or something for trade," the applicant said while describing plans for about 10 sites and a few tiny‑cabin attempts. Staff confirmed that RV parks are not allowed in C1 zoning and that the owner will need a zone change followed by a conditional‑use permit and feasibility letters from the health department and UDOT for services and driveway access.
Commissioners asked about lighting, traffic and adjacent uses; staff reported no written public objections had been received though a sign was posted on the property. After no public commenters appeared, a motion to recommend approval was made, seconded and carried. The recommendation will go to the County Commission for final action.
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