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Planning board requires will‑serve letters, owner‑occupancy for ADU applications
Summary
Daggett County planning board approved application changes requiring will‑serve water letters, clarified owner‑occupancy, and limited ADUs to one per lot; staff to update the draft application for the next meeting.
The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board approved updates to the ADU application on May 19, 2026, adding specific documentation and occupant‑requirements for applicants.
Revisions approved by the board include a requirement (Number 17 in the application) that applicants provide will‑serve letters for water from Manila Town Water or approval from the Tri County Health Department for wells. The board added that the primary owner must occupy either the primary dwelling or the ADU (Number 24) and limited ADUs to a maximum of one per lot (Number 25), applying whether the ADU is internal, attached, or detached.
The board also directed that all construction and remodeling shall conform to the International Fire Code and the International Residential Code and applicable Daggett County Code and Utah State Code at the time of work. Staff were directed to fold the application edits into the draft and return it for further consideration.
