Commission gives tentative green light to prospective ADO developers
Four potential developers submitted their intentions to apply for the Alternative Dwelling Overlay.
Four potential developers submitted their intentions to apply for the Alternative Dwelling Overlay.
The amendment would establish a 200-foot noise buffer zone between adjacent residential and highway commercial properties.
This past spring, tenants of a Moab mobile home park found out that their neighborhood was slated to be redeveloped into Lost Springs Apartments, an 80-unit long term residential complex.
Residents of the new Rancho Nuevo subdivision spoke publicly at the Nov. 15 Grand County Commission meeting and described an ongoing nightmare.
The Moab City Council approved the development in 2008.
The city’s current dispersed parking project aims to construct an additional 188 stalls of on-street parking within city limits.
Kane Creek Preservation and Development is making moves on its project, starting with a petition to establish a special service district for the area.
The Moab headquarters of Western Spirit Cycling Adventures (478 S. Mill Creek Drive) will look very different soon.
The ordinance passed unanimously.
An application for a residential lease on a 480-acre parcel of state trust lands above Castle Valley is causing concerns, as details of the plan and the buyer aren’t available due to confidentiality…