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Votes and key actions: Dec. 12 Draper Planning Commission
Summary
At the Dec. 12 meeting the commission forwarded positive recommendations to the City Council for (1) the Suncrest Reception Center rezoning (app. 2024-0371-MA) and (2) the Hidden Canyon/Mercer Mountain DA 10th amendment (app. 2024-0337-DA); it also elected 2025 officers.
At its Dec. 12 meeting the Draper City Planning Commission recorded these formal actions and outcomes.
- Suncrest Reception Center zoning map amendment (application 2024-0371-MA): Motion to forward a positive recommendation to City Council passed (recorded votes: Shabam: Yes; Gary: Yes; Lisa: Yes; Susan: Yes; Kendra: No). The application requests rezoning of three parcels near the Suncrest village green from legacy C-2 (1999 code) to CG (general commercial) to allow a reception/event center. Staff and the applicant provided use comparisons, occupancy limits (applicant-stated 81 people), and details about parking and easement questions.
- Hidden Canyon Estates, Mercer Mountain Development Agreement (10th amendment) (application 2024-0337-DA): Motion to forward a positive recommendation to City Council passed (recorded votes: Susan: Yes; Kendra: Yes; Shivam: Yes; Christine: Yes; Gary: Yes). The amendment reduces certain mountain right-of-way widths, adjusts road alignment and grade limits, clarifies stormwater discharge and maintenance responsibilities, and authorizes slope easements and temporary construction fencing.
- Commission officer elections: Andrew Adams was nominated and accepted to serve as chair for 2025; Lisa was retained as vice chair. The commission then adjourned.
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