Spring Creek/Lamoille - Elko County

18) Provide for the Creation of Architectural Review committees for new development along
the Lamoille Highway Corridor and the Lamoille Area.
19) Allow for Planned Unit Developments - with Deed Restrictions for limitation of Parcel
sizes.
20) Provide for Commercial Zoning within the Spring Creek Subdivision Housing Section.
21) Provide for Industrial Zoning along the Lamoille Highway frontage with (restricted uses)
near the Lipparelli Estates area.
22) Allow for the Expansion of existing gravel mining operations adjacent to residential
areas within the Spring Creek Subdivision.
23) Effect of water rights relinquishment required for parceling within the Basin 048 – Dixie
Creek/Ten Mile and Basin 049- Elko Segment. (Revised 2012)
Agricultural
Spring Creek / Lamoille Master Plan, Section II
Master Plan Policies
Continued agricultural use of meadows, irrigated pastures, and public lands and open space for livestock
grazing is encouraged.
Residential
Residential development is needed for the continued expansion of the plan area with restriction to minimum
parcel size to be maintained at one acre to insure the rural estate presentation.
Considerations should be given to existing subdivision and development patterns of the plan area. The type
and parcel size of existing development patterns of an area should be considered when new proposals for
development have been made. Restrictions and limits of densities of residential areas should be reviewed to
be commensurate with the existing development pattern of an individual area. Special considerations
should be given to the following:
1) Slopes in excess of 25 percent
2) Fragile land forms
3) Severe soil limitations
4) Earthquake fault lines
5) Flood Plain areas
The density of residential development should be consistent with the land use designations of the Spring
Creek / Lamoille Master Plan Map and Document.
Single and Multiple family dwellings should only be allowed in the designations and zoning that are
appropriate for this type of development. Single Family dwellings should be in separate ownership on an
individual lot or parcel in accordance with Chapter 4, of the Elko County Code.
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