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Council approves Apple Street general‑plan amendment to allow mixed‑use density
Summary
The council approved changing the future land‑use designation for the Apple Street townhome subdivision from single‑family density to mixed‑use density; staff said the amendment supports a zone change request and brings long‑standing partially developed property into current code compliance.
The Grantsville City Council voted Feb. 4 to amend the future land‑use map for the Apple Street townhome subdivision, changing specified parcels from single‑family density to mixed‑use density.
Bill, the city planning staffer presenting the item, explained the general plan change is limited in scope and is the normal path when a property owner requests land‑use support for a zone change: "The general plan is, a reflection of the will of the people. It anticipates what the city wants to look like for the next 20 years," Bill said, outlining when an amendment is appropriate. Council members probed whether the change reflected developer intentions, asked about traffic studies and whether existing partially built structures would be removed or rehabilitated; staff said code and zoning entitlements will govern the ultimate development once the plan and zone are in place.
Council approved Ordinance 2026‑06 after a motion that listed the parcel numbers on the record. The vote moves the application forward; separate zoning action (a rezone to RM‑15) was discussed at length and ultimately tabled to allow clearer legal descriptions for a small commercial parcel facing Main Street.
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