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Carbon County

Carbon County · week of August 29, 2026

Council approves August 19, 2026 Minutes

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What changed in Carbon County

Development activity

  • Ridge Road Crossing Subdivision

    Lower Miller Creek Road (Parcel 02-1956-0000)

    A 7-lot residential subdivision requiring drainage engineering and water share transfers.

    approved · still approved

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  • Rhodes Zone Change

    Parcel 02-2292-0001

    Zone change from RR-3.5/RR-2.5 to RR-1 to divide an 8-acre family property into four lots.

    approved · still approved

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  • Schaaf Zone Change

    Parcel 02-0840-0001

    Request to rezone property from R1-20K to C-1 for commercial use.

    approved · still approved

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  • Circle K Construction Zone Change

    Parcel 02-2245-0000

    Zone change from RR-2.5 to RR-1 to divide a 4-acre property into two lots.

    approved · still approved

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Also discussed

  • economic development

    The county had to delay filling an open seat on the CED board because the applicant didn't meet the state's requirement for a private sector representative.

    What it means: None directly from this procedural delay, though the board oversees $200,000 in state business expansion grants.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Kenilworth Historic Store Rezone

    The commission approved several zone changes, including a commercial rezone for Raleigh Schaaf and rural residential splits for Circle K Construction and Alec Rhodes to help families build homes.

    What it means: Property owners, developers, and families seeking to build homes.

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  • Ridge Road Crossing Subdivision

    Kevin Callahan is moving forward with a 7-lot subdivision on Lower Miller Creek Road. Drainage plans have met county standards, helping clear the path for more housing options in the area.

    What it means: Future homeowners in Center Miller Creek and the developer.

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  • Miss Carbon County Scholarship Program

    The newly crowned 2027 pageant royalty introduced themselves and shared their community platforms, while asking for continued and expanded financial support for scholarships and state competition fees.

    What it means: $1,900 allocated for scholarships plus potential consideration for additional state fee assistance during budget review.

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