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Commission recommends zoning-code changes to clarify residential density calculations
Summary
Payson planning commissioners voted to forward Title 13 zoning amendments clarifying density language to city council; staff said the changes aim to align zoning text with the new single density definition and reduce applicant confusion.
The Planning Commission voted to recommend that the city council adopt amendments to Title 13 of the Payson City Code that clarify how residential density is calculated and applied. The motion to forward a favorable recommendation was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.
During discussion, staff noted that the zoning ordinance contains more sections referencing units per acre and that the update will harmonize those sections with the new single density definition proposed by the city's consultant. "The only places where we're still keeping the density in there is in multifamily because you can't do... we have 1 multifamily zone that's that splits into 3 different densities," Michael Bryant said, explaining where numerical density references would remain.
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