Quana commission recommends denial of Ronnie Keys' rezoning request for RV spots
Summary
Property owner Ronnie Keys sought rezoning to allow up to three RV hookups to house local utility crews; commissioners accepted photo material but lacked engineering and utility plans and recommended denial pending submission of traffic, sewer and water details.
Property owner Ronnie Keys asked the commission to change zoning to allow up to three RV hookups on a vacant lot he owns, saying the spaces would primarily serve crews working for NPL and would keep lodging dollars in Quana.
"The proposed spaces will primarily serve the crews working for NPL," Keys said, arguing the workers currently make a roughly 60-mile round trip each workday. Commissioners noted the applicant supplied photos but no traffic, sewer or utility engineering drawings. A motion and second to deny the rezoning recommendation were recorded; commissioners told Keys he should submit detailed plans and that denial by the commission would need an appeal to take the item to the city council.
Commission discussion ranged from whether a permanent single-family residence might be an alternative to an RV use (one commissioner cited a $120,000 estimated cost to build a house) to concerns about water taps and meter availability. Staff reminded the applicant that large, non-standard requests are subject to a temporary hold while the town addresses water-meter constraints.
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