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Planning Commission denies temporary permit for five RVs in Vermilion Cliff Estates
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously denied Glen Glass’s request for a temporary permit to allow five RVs on parcel 6‑145 over Memorial Day weekend due to unpermitted electrical and septic connections and neighborhood complaints; public health confirmed septic was not permitted for that number of RVs.
The Kane County Planning Commission voted on May 13 to deny a temporary use permit requested by Glen Glass to allow five RVs on parcel 6‑145 (an R‑1/2 lot) for Memorial Day weekend, May 25–28, 2026.
Land use staff (Shannon McBride) reported unpermitted installations including three electrical pedestals and multiple septic cleanouts, and said neighbors had complained about off‑highway‑vehicle activity, fire concerns and disturbances. Daniel Cole of the Southwest Utah Public Health Department confirmed "the septic system was not permitted for the requested number of RVs." Commissioners discussed whether repeated temporary uses should prompt a zoning change; after consideration Larry Crutchfield moved to deny the permit, Mason Haycock seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
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