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Planning board tables Manila rezoning request for RV dump station on parcel A268
Summary
The Town of Manila asked to rezone parcel 01-0090-0268 (A268) from AG‑20 to General Commercial for an RV dump station; the initial rezoning motion died for lack of second and the board voted to table the request pending UDOT access verification and additional conditions.
The Town of Manila submitted a rezone application for parcel 01-0090-0268 (Serial A268), seeking to change zoning from AG‑20 to General Commercial to allow a recreational vehicle dump station. Chair Chad Reed noted county code does not specifically list 'recreational vehicle dump station' and said the board should treat such a facility as a conditional use tied to an RV park or similar use.
Board members raised multiple concerns about access, sanitary impacts and traffic. Mr. Reed said he preferred access off Highway 43 rather than Bear Paw Lane or the road by the airport, citing neighborhood impacts and emergency vehicle access (life flight lands along Airport Road). He also said the Peoples Canal must be protected and nuisance/health and sanitation provisions enforced. Jeff, representing Sunrise, stated the Utah Department of Transportation would require Manila to pay for any turn lanes. Allan Wood moved to rezone the parcel from AG‑20; there was no second and the motion died. Tamara Twitchell then moved to table the application pending further information including a statement from UDOT, and Allan Wood seconded; the motion to table passed with Reed recorded as a nay.
The board did not adopt conditions at the meeting and asked staff to return the item with UDOT guidance, traffic/turn‑lane requirements, and more detailed conditional‑use language specifying sanitation and access protections.
