Holladay Digest

February 17th, 2026

Planning Commission Meeting

No formal decisions were adopted
at this meeting.
The public hearing on the William J. Bothorp House was noted for continuation to the next meeting (March 3, 2026) due to an unmet noticing requirement.
Staff confirmed the public hearing would remain open and that staff and applicant presentations would be summarized again at the next meeting.

No votes were recorded
at this meeting.
The agenda included an action item for approval of minutes, but no vote on that item is captured in the transcript.

Continue public hearing to March 3, 2026; ensure noticing requirements are met
City Staff (Teerling/Marsh)
Include director's three-page review in the next meeting packet (was not included in Feb. 17 packet)
City Staff
Include public comment received Feb. 17 in the next meeting record
City Staff
Confirm with applicant that all parking (employees and clients) will be on-site, not on-street
Chairman Roach / Staff at next meeting
Clarify with applicant the only/secondary entrance/egress for the rental unit
Staff / Building Official
Clarify parking layout to confirm 6 cars can be accommodated without blocking tenant garage access
Staff / Applicant at next meeting
Confirm no short-term rental use is included in the CUP application on either portion of the property
Staff

Noticing Deficiency
A required public noticing step was not completed prior to the February 17 meeting, necessitating continuation of the public hearing to March 3, 2026.
Late-Added Documents
A director's review (3 pages) and a public comment received the day of the meeting were distributed to commissioners at the meeting but were not in the original packet; both will be formally included in the next meeting's packet.
Property History
The William J. Bothorp House (constructed 1877) is listed on the Utah Century Register but was never listed on the National Register of Historic Places, despite a nomination form being on file.
Enforcement Context
The conditional use permit process was initiated because the property owner made exterior modifications beyond the scope of the original 2022 building permit without prior Planning Commission review — characterized by staff as exceeding the permitted scope of work.
Agenda Note
The agenda listed 5 items; Chairman Roach clarified only 3 items were before the Commission that evening.

Summarized May 8, 2026