35-4-5 Master plan application (Preliminary plan)
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The official Tooele County code is at https://www.tooeleco.gov/departments/development/land_use_ordinance.php.
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(1) Prior to the applicant submitting a master plan application, the applicant may request a pre-design
conference of the concept plan with the Community Development Department, all affected entities, the County Health Department, the County Recorder, and any other private or public body that has jurisdiction or an interest in providing public or utility services to the subdivision to receive preliminary comments.
(2) The application for master plan approval shall be submitted to the Community Development Department. When staff determines that the application is complete, the application shall be placed on a Planning Commission agenda and a public hearing shall be held.
(3) A master plan application shall include: (a) the application form; (b) the original engineered pdf of the master plan for distribution to affected entities; (c) proof of ownership demonstrated by a title report completed within the previous six months; (d) utility service will serve approvals; (e) approval of the subdivision name from the County Recorder’s office; (f) if the applicant is not the owner of record, a notarized statement that the owner has
authorized the applicant to make the application; (g) any unpaid fees owed to Tooele County for the development of land, code enforcement, or
building permits; (h) a pedestrian circulation plan; and (i) a road connectivity plan.
(4) The final plat for the first development phase shall be submitted within six months of master plan approval or the master plan approval will be void. The applicant or authorized representative may obtain no more than two six-month extensions by petitioning the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission may not grant any extension without substantial progress having been demonstrated by the applicant or authorized representative. (Ord. 2025-11, 8/19/25; Ord. 2023-20, 11/7/23; Ord. 2022-32, 11/29/22)
35-4-4 Master plan requirements · 35-4-6 Final plat application