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Commission approves Shane Subdivision plat amendment to create third lot

Woods Cross Planning Commission · January 27, 2026
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Summary

The Woods Cross Planning Commission unanimously approved an amendment to the Shane Subdivision plat at approximately 1413 South 1100 West to create a third, flag-style residential lot and dedicate a new 15-foot public utility easement; staff and the city engineer had no outstanding concerns.

The Woods Cross Planning Commission on Jan. 27 approved an amendment to the Shane Subdivision plat that will create a third buildable, flag-style lot behind Lot 1 at approximately 1413 South 1100 West. Curtis Poole, community development director, told commissioners the existing plat consists of two lots and that the amendment adds a third lot and a new 15-foot public utility easement along Lot 1's north boundary to serve the new parcel.

Commissioners heard from property owners James Alexander and his son Shane, who said the new lot is being created from parts of the existing lots to provide the required driveway width; Mr. James Alexander said Shane will build on the new lot eventually. Commissioner David Lewis moved to approve the amended plat with two standard conditions — final approval from city staff and the city attorney, and recordation with Davis County — and Commissioner Jake Hennessy seconded. The motion passed in a unanimous roll call vote (6–0).

The approval notes that Lot 3 will meet flag-lot and setback standards under current code and that the amendment does not modify existing public or private utility easements except for the new 15-foot dedication. Staff indicated all initial engineering and staff comments were addressed prior to the vote. The next procedural steps are final signatures and recordation with Davis County.