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Planning commission backs Kunzler rezone to half-acre lots despite lane and well concerns

City of Willard City Council · April 9, 2026
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Summary

The city planning commission voted to forward a Kunzler property rezone to half-acre building lots to the council; concerns raised included a 20-foot historic lane across the property and questions about wells, and a prior PUD agreement was not in force.

Ken Ormond, a member of the Planning Commission, reported the commission reviewed a request to rezone the Kunzler property to half-acre building lots and found the commission members generally in favor of the rezone. Ormond said a previously negotiated PUD agreement had never been signed and so was not in force.

Neighbors and interested parties raised two main concerns: Larry Holmes noted that a 20-foot-wide city lane runs through the middle of the property, a relic of older surveying practices, and Jeff Wells raised questions about wells on the property. City Planner Madison Brown was assigned to coordinate land-use and zoning details with Box Elder County and to check addressing and other cross-jurisdictional issues before the item goes to the council.