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Subdivision rules: two accesses for large subdivisions; site work barred before final plat approval
Summary
Box Elder County code requires subdivisions with more than 30 lots to have two full accesses built to county or UDOT standards and bars excavation, grading or utility installation for proposed subdivisions before final plat approval by the Development Review Committee.
Box Elder County’s code requires any subdivision with more than thirty (30) lots to provide two full and complete accesses constructed to County or UDOT standards as appropriate. The requirement is intended to ensure safe ingress and egress and to meet applicable road standards depending on jurisdiction.
Separately, the code prohibits site preparation—including excavation, grading, installation of utilities or other improvements—for a proposed subdivision or subdivision phase prior to final plat approval by the Development Review Committee. Together, these provisions are designed to protect public safety and ensure infrastructure is planned and approved before construction begins.
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