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Council unanimously approves rezoning for Williams property at 1161 East South Weaver Drive
Summary
The council voted unanimously June 10 to rezone the Williams property at approximately 1161 East South Weaver Drive from agricultural to moderate‑density residential after the applicant said the project will use existing access and create a single lot; council members asked staff to study traffic controls near Lester.
The South Weber City Council voted unanimously June 10 to approve Ordinance 25 20 25 - 12, rezoning the Williams property at approximately 1161 East South Weaver Drive from agricultural to moderate‑density residential.
Applicant representative Lane described the project as a single‑lot subdivision and said existing access on South Weaver Drive will be used and the old Williams home will be demolished. "There will be 1 law on the South Weaver Drive," the applicant said in the record — the transcript rendered the remark that way; council discussion clarified the applicant meant one lot using existing access and no new street. Council members pressed staff on traffic and safety near Lester, with one council member asking staff to examine the feasibility of a three‑way stop where the new access meets Lester to slow traffic near the nearby school.
City staff confirmed plans were turned in for review and that the applicant will file required applications. A council member moved to approve the ordinance; after a roll‑call vote the mayor announced the motion carried unanimously.
The action changes the parcel's zoning designation from agricultural to residential moderate density and directs staff to process the developer's plan review. Council asked staff to follow up on traffic‑control options along Lester as part of development coordination.
