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Findings Recommend Approval for Chet Young Short-Term Rental and Campground

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A findings report released September 2, 2026, recommends the approval of a conditional use permit for a short-term rental and commercial campground in the Lower Current Creek area.

Key takeaways

  • The proposal includes two short-term rental cabins and three camping/RV pads on a five-acre agricultural parcel.
  • Approval is contingent upon obtaining wastewater permits, fire marshal approval, and building certificates of occupancy.
  • The applicant is required to maintain access roads to Wildland Urban Interface standards.
  • The project must comply with Duchesne County noise and nuisance ordinances.

A findings report released September 2, 2026, recommends that the Duchesne County Planning Commission approve a conditional use permit for a short-term rental and commercial campground proposed by Chet Young. The project, located on a five-acre parcel in the Lower Current Creek area, involves the operation of two small cabins and several camping sites.

The proposal for Parcel #00-0035-1809 includes renting two existing 400-square-foot cabins as short-term rentals. Additionally, the plan includes three 950-square-foot trailer pads, with one pad designated for commercial RV use and the others available for camping or parking. The property is situated in the A-5 Agriculture Zoning District, where such uses are permitted with a conditional use permit.

According to the report, the land use application was submitted on August 10, 2026, and deemed complete on August 18, 2026. Following a public hearing process that included notices in the Uintah Basin Standard and via the Duchesne County website, the Planning Division recommended approval on September 2, 2026.

The recommendation for approval is subject to several conditions. The applicant must obtain a business license and a Certificate of Occupancy for the two cabins before operations begin. Additionally, the applicant must secure an on-site wastewater operating permit from the TriCounty Health Department and receive written approval from the County Fire Marshal regarding fire suppression requirements.

Other requirements include maintaining Class D roads leading to the property to Wildland Urban Interface standards and ensuring all driveways and parking areas are built with durable, dustless surfaces. The report also notes that the applicant must collect Transient Room Tax from guests and adhere to the Duchesne County noise ordinance.

The report concludes that the request complies with the requirements of the Duchesne County Zoning Ordinance. If the permit is issued, it will remain valid unless substantial action is taken under the permit within eighteen months of its issuance.

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