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Board approves 44-foot main access road for Strate-Up Subdivision, deviating from 82.5-foot code
Summary
The Spring City Board of Adjustment approved a variance permitting a 44-foot-wide main access road for the Strate-Up Subdivision, finding the applicant met statutory variance criteria; the motion passed unanimously among recorded voters.
At its March 3, 2025 meeting, the Spring City Board of Adjustment voted to approve a variance allowing the subdivision's main north-south access road and utility easement to be 44 feet wide instead of the city's 82.5-foot requirement.
Tim Clark moved to approve the 44-foot road and utility-easement variance, and Aaron Sorensen seconded. Applicant Randy Strate had submitted materials and argued the request met the five tests required under Utah's variance standards. The board recorded the vote as: Ted Hinckley, Yay; Becky Holbrook Brunner, Yay; Aaron Sorensen, Yay; Selicia Mackay, Yay; and Tim Clark, Yay. The motion carried.
Board discussion noted the design dimensions and potential interactions with county or Planning & Zoning standards that could affect easement widths, but the board approved the subdivision's proposed 44-foot width for its main access. The board adjourned at 7:44 p.m.
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