Re: help with boundary line adjustment/zoning predicament

 
From: "Mike Hyde via Utah Chapter APA Listserv" <utahapa@PROTECTED>
In-Reply-To: help with boundary line adjustment/zoning predicament
Date: March 8th 2021
Another reason why the legislature, courtesy of Mel Brown, never should have exempted boundary line adjustments from review by the local land use authority several years ago.

Many jurisdictions have a provision in their zoning code for cases like this whereby the zoning is determined based on the zoning district containing the largest percentage of the parcel area.  If the subject parcel were 70% in the commercial zone and 30% in the residential zone, the entire parcel would be interpreted to be commercial.  This is often easier than going through a rezone process for the 30%.

On Mon, Mar 8, 2021 at 1:03 PM Judi Pickell via Utah Chapter APA Listserv <utahapa@PROTECTED> wrote:
 

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Utah Planners,

 

I am soliciting input on a boundary line adjustment/zoning predicament. Have you ever encountered a situation where a boundary line adjustment has resulted in a lot with two different zones?

 

Example: A portion of a residential lot added to a commercial lot, resulting in two different zoning designations.

 

Any insight appreciated!


Samantha J. DeSeelhorst

Associate Planner & Sustainability Analyst

City of Cottonwood Heights

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