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Committee adds and corrects Economic Priority parcels on county map
Summary
Planning staff added several parcels (including parcel group 427 A/B/C) to the Economic Priority layer and removed an accidentally included split-zoned parcel; members agreed the edits reduce the EP total slightly but keep the targeted commercial share above the committee’s 15% benchmark.
Staff reported that an oversight left several recently rezoned parcels off the Economic Priority (EP) map; the work group agreed to add parcel group 427 A/B/C (and related adjacent parcels) to EP and to add one tier-4 site that had been rezoned. The chair and staff walked the group through the Luxeam/Luxe Davis area and confirmed the additions should be included.
Members also identified a split-zoned parcel that was accidentally shown as EP and confirmed it would be removed. Staff noted that those map edits lower the EP total modestly (removing two parcels reduced the tally by 1.52 percentage points) but kept the EP share above the committee’s 15% target when measured using average assessed value.
Why it matters: the EP parcel inventory defines which sites the county will prioritize for outreach and incentives; accurate parcel inclusion matters for marketing, incentives and fiscal estimates.
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