Commission approves preliminary plat for Desert Edge at Sky Mountain (63 townhomes)
March 26, 2026 | Hurricane, Washington County, Utah
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The Hurricane City Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat on Thursday for Desert Edge at Sky Mountain, a development that will include 63 townhome units and two commercial lots.
Planning staff said outstanding construction-drawing and plat conditions remain but that agreements with neighboring property owners and engineering issues have been addressed to staff's satisfaction. The applicant's agent (Ryan Wild) participated remotely.
A commissioner moved to approve PP2026-02 subject to staff and joint-utility comments; the motion carried on a second and a roll-call vote. Staff said open-space areas will be owned and maintained by a homeowners association and that some engineering and utility capacity items will be worked out at the construction-drawing and plat-recording stages. The power department requested a development agreement for the commercial lots; staff said that could be coordinated during subsequent stages.
What happens next: with the positive recommendation, the applicant will proceed to construction drawings and requirements related to utilities, access, common-area ownership and final plat recording.
Planning staff said outstanding construction-drawing and plat conditions remain but that agreements with neighboring property owners and engineering issues have been addressed to staff's satisfaction. The applicant's agent (Ryan Wild) participated remotely.
A commissioner moved to approve PP2026-02 subject to staff and joint-utility comments; the motion carried on a second and a roll-call vote. Staff said open-space areas will be owned and maintained by a homeowners association and that some engineering and utility capacity items will be worked out at the construction-drawing and plat-recording stages. The power department requested a development agreement for the commercial lots; staff said that could be coordinated during subsequent stages.
What happens next: with the positive recommendation, the applicant will proceed to construction drawings and requirements related to utilities, access, common-area ownership and final plat recording.
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