Utah Record
Tooele County
Zoning

Rezone 2026-026 (2026-016) - Chris Thompson

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Last discussed Apr 1, 2026.

Public comments (5)

SupportiveChris ThompsonApr 1, 2026

Explained that the rezone request aims to fix non-conforming lot issues so owners can manage their land and access utilities, rather than build a massive subdivision.

Planning Commission · 29:39 →
ConcernedJared RydalchApr 1, 2026

Asked questions about potential tax impacts, why an A-5 zone was chosen instead of open space, existing unapproved structures, and historical flooding in the lake bottom.

Planning Commission · 53:30 →
SupportiveSteve GriffithApr 1, 2026

Provided historical context on how these parcels were sold as legal non-conforming lots, preventing owners from getting power drops for wells.

Planning Commission · 34:30 →
SupportiveUnidentified ResidentApr 1, 2026

Clarified that landowners are ranchers, not developers, and chose A-5 to keep the area rural and agricultural.

Planning Commission · 1:01:00 →
SupportiveJake McArthurApr 1, 2026

Explained that without power and proper zoning, he cannot use his state-allocated water for agriculture or build a home for his family on his 20-acre parcel.

Planning Commission · 38:48 →