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Planning commission backs Title 21 updates to align Sandy code with new state boundary‑adjustment law
Summary
Commissioners forwarded a recommendation to amend Title 21 to implement Senate Bill 140’s 'boundary adjustment' provisions, simplifying property‑line adjustments that don't create new parcels and removing a public‑meeting requirement for simple adjustments.
Sandy City staff presented proposed amendments to Title 21 to align municipal code with Senate Bill 140, which renames property‑line adjustments as 'boundary adjustments' and distinguishes 'simple' from 'full' boundary adjustments. Staff said the change will create a streamlined process for minor boundary adjustments that do not affect public rights-of-way, easements or create additional parcels.
The amendment updates chapters 3, 30 and 37, clarifies application and exhibit requirements, and removes the prior public‑meeting requirement for qualifying simple adjustments. Staff explained that a recorded map exhibit and legal description remain required but may be filed in a simplified 8.5x11 format for simple adjustments. A motion to forward a positive recommendation to city council carried on roll call.
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