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Commission tables Gardner Sunset Ridge rezone to Feb. 12 to resolve road and access issues

West Point City Planning Commission · January 22, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Commission voted to table the Dec. 17 rezone request for 17.04 acres near 4750 W 700 S until Feb. 12, asking staff, the city engineer and the applicant to address driveway placement, second-access requirements and fire/access standards before taking final action.

After public comment and staff presentation, the Commission on Jan. 22 voted to table the Gardner Sunset Ridge LLC rezone request for roughly 17.04 acres at 4750 W 700 S until the Feb. 12 meeting. Commissioners cited unresolved access and roadway-placement questions — notably that the concept plan shows 37 lots while city code allows up to 30 lots on a single access — and asked staff and the city engineer to provide clearer solutions for a second access and driveway layout prior to a final recommendation.

City Planner Troy Moyes and Community Development Director Bryn MacDonald told the Commission that a court decision had established 700 S as a 66-foot public street and that roadway improvements and cross-section requirements would be reviewed by City Engineer Boyd Davis. Applicant Rulon Gardner said he would coordinate with staff and the Montgomery property owners to resolve site-specific concerns. Commissioner Farnsworth moved to table the item until Feb. 12; the motion passed unanimously.