This ordinance changes who reviews — Preliminary plat & subdivision
Grand Countylocation not statedMeeting date: 2026-09-14
Low relevanceResidential
Stage
- Planning
- Approval
- Permit
- Construction
Official agenda wording
This ordinance changes who reviews a preliminary subdivision plat when the subdivision is large. Today the Land Use Code assigns preliminary and final subdivision review to the Planning Director. Under the ordinance, a preliminary plat proposing more than five lots would go to the Planning Commission, which would act on it in a public meeting where the public may comment. A preliminary plat proposing five lots or fewer would stay with the Planning Director, who would continue to handle every final plat. A decision on a preliminary plat may be appealed to the Hearing Officer within thirty days.
Details
- Type
- Planning Commission agenda item
- Category
- Residential (residential)
- Commercial relevance
- Low relevance (rules: residential-subdivision, plat)
- Applicant/developer company
- not stated
- City-reported status
- Grand County Planning Commission agenda item (Utah Public Notice Website) - not a permit
- Case number
- not stated
- First observed by us
- 2026-10-15
Likely trades
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