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Planning commission halts action on railroad‑adjacent parcel after notice error
Summary
Staff told the commission that mailed notice omitted adjacent railroad owners for one West Mountain planning area, prompting the commission to continue action on that parcel while allowing discussion to proceed on other FPDPs in the package.
Town staff told the Planning Commission that mail notices for the West Mountain FPDP package failed to include an adjacent railroad right‑of‑way owner for planning area 7W/8Wa, a requirement under the town code to notify owners within 200 feet. Assistant town planner Alan Sealuff told commissioners the omission required that the affected planning area be continued and properly re‑noticed before the commission could take final action on that piece.
The applicant’s representative, Clark Lipscomb, agreed the specific planning area should be continued but urged the commission to proceed with the hearing for the other FPDPs so the project team could present and receive direction. The commission voted to open the public hearing for the package while excluding final action on the railroad‑adjacent parcel; staff and the applicant said they would re‑notice that parcel and return it for a separate public hearing.
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