Council approves Saddle Crossing Phase Three final plat amid water-capacity concerns
Summary
Council approved the final plat for Saddle Crossing Phase Three (9 lots on 4 acres, A2 zoning) contingent on survey marker paperwork and a signed development agreement; council noted engineers' analysis that water demand may reach the city's maximum reliable supply and approved the motion 3-1. Bond amount listed at $896,000 (120%).
The Preston City Council approved the final plat for Saddle Crossing Phase Three, a four-acre subdivision in Residential A2 that will create nine new lots (some sized for up to a 3-plex). Staff said stormwater will be handled by roadside swales, 11 shares of consolidated irrigation water will be conveyed to the homeowners association, and a 0.1-acre open-space parcel is to be deeded to the city before final signature.
Council moved to approve the final plat contingent on the developer completing monument perpetuation paperwork and signing a development agreement; the motion passed 3-1. Council discussion highlighted a water-supply analysis from the city's engineers that "water demands will reach the city's maximum reliable water source capacity" assuming outdoor water use is supplied by secondary irrigation. A utility representative said that a "will serve" letter indicates the city has the utilities in place to connect but does not guarantee long-term mountain flows. The bond for the plat was noted at $896,000 (120%).
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