Toquerville considers raising secondary-access threshold from 20 toward 30 homes
September 16, 2026 | Toquerville City Council, Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
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The council discussed subdivision entrance and exit roadway requirements in Title 10, Chapter 19D, focusing on the threshold for when a secondary access is required.
Mayor Dan Catlin asked for clarification about the 20-home threshold in the code. City Attorney Kayla Gothard told the council "the standard threshold is 30 homes." City Manager Ben Billingsley reviewed scenarios that could necessitate a secondary access. The council directed staff to update the requirements, reflecting the discussion and legal standard noted by the city attorney.
Staff will revise the code language to reflect the council’s direction and return to the council with recommended updates.
Mayor Dan Catlin asked for clarification about the 20-home threshold in the code. City Attorney Kayla Gothard told the council "the standard threshold is 30 homes." City Manager Ben Billingsley reviewed scenarios that could necessitate a secondary access. The council directed staff to update the requirements, reflecting the discussion and legal standard noted by the city attorney.
Staff will revise the code language to reflect the council’s direction and return to the council with recommended updates.
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