Kaysville City is accepting comments for preliminary subdivision plat applications. Utah State Code allows just 15 business days for a municipality to review and respond to an application. The City will be accepting comments for an approximate 10 day period within this 15 day allowance. At the end of the public comment period and the 15 business day review cycle, the City will compile comments from all parties and submit the comment package to the subdivision applicant.

Subdivisions are permitted by law as defined by the established zoning district. The subdivision process includes a technical review of the proposed subdivision plat and construction plans to ensure existing laws and standards are met. The City is legally bound by Utah State Code 10-20-805 Subdivisions to approve a subdivision when the application is in compliance with City ordinances and standards.

All comments are welcome, however, Utah State Code 10-20-806 Subdivisions dictates that a subdivision applicant is only required to respond to comments which show their plans to be deficient or not in compliance with federal laws, state laws or with City codes and standards including:

• KCC Title 17 Planning And Zoning;
• KCC Title 18 Building Regulations;
• KCC Title 19 Subdivisions; and
• Kaysville City’s adopted Technical Specifications and Drawings.   

The City encourages comments to be related and referenced to the above standards and codes, but will pass along all comments received to the subdivision applicant.

Using the interactive map below, you can determine the name of the subdivision which interests you. A brief summary of information on that subdivision and a link for the proposed plat is found below the map. Please use the comment form to the right and select the appropriate subdivision from the drop-down menu to submit your comments.