In a recent meeting of the Hooper City Planning Commission, significant progress was made on two key subdivision projects, reflecting the city's ongoing efforts to manage growth and development effectively.

The commission first approved the final plans for the Flint subdivision, located at 4931 South 67 High West. Commissioner Prince made the motion for approval, which was seconded by Michelle Wiesen. The unanimous vote signifies a step forward in the development process, allowing the project to move ahead.

Following this, the commission discussed the Ralston Ranch Phase 2 subdivision, which has been in the planning stages for some time. This phase will consist of 28 lots and is strategically positioned between existing residential zones. The project received preliminary approval earlier, which facilitated a smoother transition to final approval. The Technical Review Committee (TRC) confirmed that the subdivision meets all zoning requirements and city development ordinances, addressing any potential drainage issues during the review process.

The applicant, Dark Robert, highlighted the extensive history of public hearings related to this project, dating back to 2017. This long timeline underscores the community's engagement and the thoroughness of the planning process. The TRC's recommendation for approval reflects a collaborative effort to ensure that the development aligns with the city's growth objectives.

Overall, the Planning Commission's decisions mark a significant advancement in Hooper City's development agenda, addressing housing needs while adhering to regulatory standards. As these projects progress, they will likely contribute to the community's growth and infrastructure development in the coming years.