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Commission backs small Alpine–Draper boundary adjustment after property-owner request
Summary
Draper planning commissioners forwarded a positive recommendation to City Council to remove about 0.45 acres from Draper's land-use and zoning maps to correct a municipal boundary discrepancy with Alpine City after a property owner described a county-record error.
The commission recommended that the City Council approve a municipal-boundary adjustment to remove approximately 0.45 acres from Draper City land-use and zoning maps as part of a boundary correction with Alpine City.
Staff said the change is a narrow correction along the southeast city edge. An affected owner, David Whitbeck, described buying a lot in Alpine and later discovering a county-recorder mapping error that reduced his parcel by roughly 20 feet; he told commissioners the adjustment is necessary to correct the legal record.
Commissioners voted to forward a positive recommendation based on staff findings that the amendment is consistent with the general plan and appropriate for the affected area. The item will be transmitted to City Council for final approval and the county recorder process.
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