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Residents say shuttle and parking violate code; town attorney's earlier comment cited in petition
Summary
Residents told Huntsville council the town's Use Table does not permit Powder Mountain's shuttle or parking; their letter cites an on-the-record statement by Town Attorney Bill Morris that the shuttle is not allowed under current ordinance and asks the town to enforce code independently of any DA.
HUNTSVILLE — Concerned residents cited an on‑the‑record statement by Huntsville Town Attorney Bill Morris that the shuttle service used by Powder Mountain is not a permitted use under the town's current ordinance. The residents' formal filings asked the council to direct code enforcement to bring existing operations into compliance on a defined timeline.
The residents argue the town's Table 15‑1 classifies "Transportation/Shuttle Services" and "Parking lot" as Not Permitted in R‑1 (and in RC for comparable uses), so a Development Agreement should not be used as a substitute for rezoning or code amendments. Their filing requests that any monetary consideration discussed in relation to the DA be disclosed publicly and asks the council to evaluate any rezone independently through the formal public process.
