Notice of Regular Meeting
Spring City Planning and Zoning Commission
February 28, 2018 at 6:30 p.m.
Spring City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a meeting on Wednesday, February 28, 2018, at Spring City Hall, 45 South 100 East, in the council chambers.
If you would like to attend this meeting, and due to a disability need assistance in participating in or understanding the meeting, please contact Jim Phillips at 435-462-2244, Ex.-2, twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the meeting. Spring City will try to provide reasonable assistance to accommodate you.
1- Prayer/ Expression of Choice
2- Roll Call
3- Cathy Whitaker: APPROVAL / DENIAL- Is Parcel 17209x2 at approx.. 49 South 300 East Buildable
4- Ashley Webb REPORT / DISCUSSION- Development by the cemetery west of town
5- Tom Hightower: APPROVAL / DENIAL- New home at 490 South 200 East 455 E. 600 S.
6- James Fleming: APPROVAL / DENIAL- New Home in Buffer Zone, 260 E. 600 S. (the West lot)
7- James Fleming: APPROVAL / DENIAL- East Lot Subdivision in Buffer Zone, 455 E. 600 S.
8- James Fleming: APPROVAL / DENIAL- Pole Barn in the north Buffer Zone (no Utilities)
9- Small Lots: APPROVAL / DENIAL- Report, Discussion & Recommendations to allow exiting small lots to be buildable
10- DISCUSSION: Report and Possible recommendations on establishing road and utility easements inside the City
11- DISCUSSION: Possible Buffer Zone regulation changes for the county
12- REPORT: Request by Jacques Cazier to remove Certificate of Notice of Non-Compliance
13- Public Comments on Agenda Items
14- Adjournment
Posted this the 27th day of February 2018
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Jim Phillips, Spring City Deputy Treasurer
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If you would like to attend this meeting and due to a disability and need assistance in participating in or understanding the meeting, please contact the city recorder at 435-462-2244 twenty-four (24) hours in advance and the city will try to provide reasonable assistance to accommodate you.