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Payson Council tables Sunset Ranch subdivision, sets 7,500-sq-ft minimum
Summary
Councilmembers tabled the Sunset Ranch zoning and development-agreement items after discussing access, traffic and lot sizes; a motion to table included a requirement that no lots be smaller than 7,500 square feet and the motion carried.
The Payson City Council on March 18 tabled consideration of the Sunset Ranch subdivision rezoning and companion development agreement, asking staff and the applicant to return with revisions that reflect public-safety access and lot-size constraints.
Applicant Tyler Horan and staff presented a plan showing mostly 9,000+ and 6,500+ square-foot lots and house plans ranging roughly 1,600 to 3,000 square feet. Horan confirmed infrastructure commitments and said the proposed roads "would be fully improved to accommodate emergency vehicles." Councilmember Ryan Rowley moved to table the items with a stipulation that no lots be smaller than 7,500 square feet and to keep the presented ratios; Councilmember Anne Moss seconded and the motion carried. The resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a development agreement and the accompanying zoning ordinance were both left tabled for further staff work.
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