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Rezone for 15-acre site sought to allow smaller lots and up to seven homes

Eagle Cap Homes LLC asks to change the zoning to allow 2-acre minimum lots instead of 5 acres, with plans to split the land into seven lots, adding six homes to one existing house. The Planning and Zoning Commission held its hearing Oct. 13; no decision is on file.

In reviewRZ-26-002Gem County · 1747 W. Central Road
Pin at the reported location; the shaded outline is the primary parcel (Gem County).

From the filing

The application's description as it appears in Gem County's record. See the official record

The applicant asks to rezone a 15.45-acre property at 1747 W. Central Road in Gem County from A-2 (5-acre minimum lot size) to R-3 (2-acre minimum lot size). The stated purpose is to later subdivide the land into seven lots, which would add six homes to the one existing house. Subdivision would need a separate application.

A rezone request by Eagle Cap Homes LLC, RZ 26-002 to rezone +/- 15.4550 acres from A2 rural transitional agriculutral (5 acre minimum) to R3 rural residential (2 acre minimum) at 1747 W. Central Road. T 07N, R 02W, section 36. RP07N02W365400.

Project name on file: Eagle Cap Homes Rezone

Timeline

  1. Oct. 13, 2026

    Public hearing: Gem County Planning and Zoning Commission

Documents

Staff reports

  • Staff report on the request to rezone a 15.45-acre parcel from A-2 to R-3 so it can be subdivided into seven lots, with zoning and comprehensive plan analysis.

    Oct. 13, 2026 · 13 pages · 6.0 MB · Staff Report

    Download Staff report for rezone from A-2 to R-3

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