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'Active senior' housing expansion,
day care approved in Nibley
By Alison Baugh
April 12, 2007 | NIBLEY -- Not only will more "active
senior" housing be coming to Nibley, but also three
new businesses as approved Wednesday night by the Planning
and Zoning Commission.
With phase one of Sunset Parks senior housing well
underway and receiving a positive response, contractors
Niel Anderson and Randy Ghemn approached the commission
for input on their second phase. Sunset Parks is at
1000 W. 2770 South and the second phase will border
it.
Current subdivision requirements state that subdivisions
must be a mile and a quarter apart, but the commission
decided to reconsider this as the two subdivisions will
be essentially one. They approved waiving this requirement
and now the issue is whether to vacate a road between
the two subdivisions or to leave it. This is now up
to the contractors to decide as members could see both
ways.
"This will be one of the nicest communities in the
town," said Wayne Anderson, commission member after
having seen what phase one looks like.
For those at the other end of the age scale, a home
day care will be coming to Nibley. A conditional use
permit was approved for Melissa Nicholes and her business
Cuddles and Tickles. Nicholes is state licensed and
currently running her business in Providence, but planning
to move to Nibley later this year. Conditions with this
permit were that if she wants to have her college student
employee, it will have to be approved by the city council
as ordinances state that employees must be relatives
and live in the home.
A new town home subdivision will soon be in Nibley
and the commission approved a conditional use permit
and business license for Spring Creek Crossing. A business
trailer will be at 2350 S. 1280 West until a model home
is built and can be used for the business office.
Also approved was a conditional use permit and business
license for Ruth and Kelly Anderson who run Northern
Utah Children’s Choir in Logan. They are also moving
from Providence and wanted to make sure their license
was up to date said Kelly Anderson.
A final plat review of Foxborough Estates was tabled
until the next meeting on April 25 due to the applicants
not showing up for the meeting.
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