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Box Elder County code requires two full accesses for subdivisions with more than 30 lots
Summary
The county requires any subdivision with more than 30 lots to provide two full accesses meeting County or UDOT standards, a redundancy aimed at safety and service access.
The Box Elder County Code requires that subdivisions with more than 30 lots provide two full and complete accesses that meet County road standards or UDOT standards if the road is under state jurisdiction. The provision reads: "Any access with more than thirty (30) lots shall have two full and complete accesses meeting County (if it is a County road) or UDOT roads standards (if it is a UDOT road)."
The requirement creates a clear threshold tied to subdivision size and ties the technical standard to the relevant road authority (County or UDOT). The excerpt does not show an implementing ordinance or waiver process; it records the existing code requirement rather than a specific approval or variance request in progress.
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