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Resident asks how city handles a 0.36-acre lot near 6600 South
Summary
Marilyn Pearson urged continued oversight of UDOT projects and asked how the city handles a house for sale at 6600 and Main Street listed as 0.36 acres, below a 0.5-acre minimum; Commissioner Glenn Williams said such lots are likely grandfathered but that staff should verify.
During public comment at the March 26 meeting, resident Marilyn Pearson encouraged continued public involvement on city and UDOT projects and cited past success in securing a traffic light through persistent oversight. She raised a land-use question about a house for sale at 6600 and Main Street listed as 0.36 acres, noting that the parcel is smaller than a 0.5-acre minimum cited for some zones.
Commissioner Glenn Williams suggested the parcel would likely be treated as a long-standing nonconforming or "grandfathered" lot because of historical boundary lines, but he acknowledged the commission should verify that status through staff review. Mayor Kristi Bell thanked Pearson for participating and for her civic engagement.
