The Heyburn Planning and Zoning Commission gave a nod to a special use permit for Lucky Lake 208 RV Park near Interstate 84, exit 208, after a public hearing on Tuesday.
This will bring people into the area and increase revenues for the city through taxes.”
The permit, granted to the Harry Clark estate and the 55-acre parcel buyer, Nikki Beck, will allow the company to develop 100 RV sites and up to 35 cabins. It does not need city council approval, Heyburn Planning and Zoning Attorney Paul Ross said. “This will have a big economic impact,” Heyburn Planning and Zoning Commissioner Bryan Jensen said.
“This will bring people into the area and increase revenues for the city through taxes.”
The ground, which is in a commercial general district zone, contains a manmade pond that has an Idaho Department of Fish and Game easement with public access. The pond was previously known by several names including Hub Pond, Harry’s Pond and Ponderosa Pond.
