City of Driggs upholds Corona Valley approval

The proposed Corona Valley subdivision area Kira Corasanti//TVN File Photo The Driggs City Council on Friday upheld its approval of the Corona Valley subdivision, rejecting a request from 30 neighbors to reconsider.The vote came at a special meeting called after the council lost its quorum Tuesday night before it could act on the request.Council members Miles Knowles and Jason Popilsky voted for Knowles’ motion, which affirmed the council’s Sept. 1 decision on the condition that city staff review the Phase 1 preliminary plat. Council Member Sarah Johnston voted no. Council President Allison Michalski, who joined remotely, abstained.“I abstain because I wasn’t here for the previous meeting,” Michalski said, adding that voting would be inappropriate.Corona Valley is a 180-unit subdivision planned on 38.8 acres east of Teton High School. The council approved its master plan and Phase 1 preliminary plat 2-1 on Sept. 1, and neighbors asked for reconsideration Sept.

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