The county council may amend the number, shape, boundaries or area of any zone or any regulation within any zone. Any such amendment shall not be made or become effective unless the same shall have been proposed by or be first submitted for the recommendation of the relevant planning commission.

(Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: (part) of Ord. passed 2/22/84; § 1 (part) of Ord. 2560, passed 11/23/81: prior code § 22-1-8(1))

A.

Before finally adopting any such amendment, the county council shall consider the application during a public hearing which has been properly noticed in compliance with the provisions of Title 17a, Chapter 2, of the County Land Use, Development, and Management Act, Title 52, Chapter 4, of the Open and Public Meetings Act, and Section 2.04.150 of the Salt Lake County Code of Ordinances.

B.

In addition to providing notice required by subsection A., at least ten calendar days before the public hearing considering any such amendment, the county shall post physical notice on the parcel of property being rezoned using a sign of sufficient durability, print quality, and location that is reasonably calculated to give notice to passersby. The sign shall be bright orange in color and shall be no smaller than 24 inches by 36 inches in size.

1.

The county shall take a photo verifying that the notice has been posted. The county shall inspect and verify, with another photo, at least one other time during notice period. This verification shall be included in the application packet for the public hearing.

2.

This posted notice should include the following: type of hearing, date, time, location, description of land use application, and county contact information.

3.

If this posted notice is destroyed or disappears during the notice period, the county's ability to hold the public hearing will not be delayed, and it will not affect the validity of decisions made at the public hearing.

(Ord. No. 1892, § II, 3-8-2022; Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: (part) of Ord. passed 2/22/84; § 1 (part) of Ord. 2560, passed 11/23/81: prior code § 22-1-8(2))

The county council, after review of the recommendation of the planning commission, may approve, deny, alter or remand for further review and consideration any application for zone change referred to the council by the planning commission.

(Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: (part) of Ord. passed 2/22/84: § 1 (part) of Ord. 2560, passed 11/23/81: prior code § 22-1-8(3))

Disapproval of an application to amend the zoning map shall preclude the filing of another application to amend the zoning map to reclassify the same parcel of property, or any portion thereof to the same zone classification or if the application is for a commercial classification to the same or any other commercial classification, within one year of the date of the final disapproval of the application unless the county council finds that there has been a substantial change in the circumstances or sufficient new evidence since the disapproval of the application to merit consideration of a second application within the one-year time period.

(Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1021 § 2, 1988: (part) of Ord. passed 2/22/84: (part) of Ord. passed 5/4/83; § 1 (part) of Ord. 2560, passed 11/23/81; prior code § 22-1-8(5))

A.

In order to provide more specific land use designations and land development suitability; to insure that proposed development is compatible with surrounding neighborhoods; and to provide notice to property owners of limitations and requirements for development of property, conditions may be attached to any zoning map amendment which limit or restrict the following:

1.

Uses;

2.

Dwelling unit density;

3.

Building square footage;

4.

Height of structures.

B.

A zoning map amendment attaching any of the conditions set forth in subsection A shall be designated ZC after the zoning classification on the zoning map and any such conditions shall be placed on record with the planning commission and recorded with the county recorder.

C.

In the event any zoning condition is declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, then the entire zoning map amendment shall be void. Any deletion in or change to zoning condition shall be considered an amendment to the zoning ordinance and shall be subject to the requirements of this chapter.

(Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1148 § 2, 1991; Ord. 861, 1983: § 1 (part) of Ord. 2560, passed 11/23/81; prior code § 22-1-8(6))

Subject to the restrictions in Sections 19.90.080 and 19.90.090, any property owner or authorized agent thereof may file an application requesting an amendment to the county general plan. Such application shall include the reasons or basis upon which the property owner believes the county general plan should be amended. Amendments to the county general plan shall comply with the procedures set forth in Chapter 27a of Title 17 of the state code.

(Ord. 1627 § 12 (part), 2008: Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1152 § 2, 1991)

No application may be filed by any property owner or authorized agent thereof to amend any part of the county general plan for a period of one year after adoption of such part of the county general plan by the county council.

(Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1154 § 3, 1991)

Disapproval of an application to amend the county general plan shall preclude the filing of another application to amend the general plan text in the same or similar manner or to amend the general plan map for any parcel of property or portion thereof to the same land use designation within two years of the date of the final disapproval of the application unless the planning commission finds that there has been a substantial change in the circumstances or other significant reasons since the disapproval of the application to merit consideration of a second application within the two-year time period. No appeal to the county council may be taken from a planning commission decision rendered pursuant to this section.

(Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1154 § 4, 1991)