Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Alpine public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
10 issues in development
Lovell Development Group Private Road Agreement
A developer wants to build a five-lot subdivision using a private lane instead of a public road, offering storm drain and water line easements in exchange. Neighbors and commissioners raised serious safety and precedent concerns about allowing private lanes.
Long Range Shooters Commercial Site Plan
Developers proposed a new gun shop and residential apartment building on Main Street, sparking debate over parking stall compliance and historic design standards.
Five.12 Nonprofit Building Addition Site Plan
The Five.12 charitable organization requested site plan approval for a building addition to support its weekend food backpack program for children.
Five.12 Foundation Warehouse Expansion
The 512 non-profit is expanding its operations with a new industrial-style warehouse at 168 South Main Street to help store and pack food for hungry children. The planning commission reviewed the updated design, landscaping plans, and a proposed water storage tank.
Senior Housing and Residential Subdivision Development
The city reviewed and approved 23 new residential units across two plats, addressing twin home densities, parking setbacks, and cul-de-sac right-of-way requirements.
Property Ownership and Access Near Alpine Highway
The council discussed whether to allocate $2,500 for a title search on a disputed strip of land near Alpine Highway and Allegheny Way used for access. After hearing from property owners, the council tabled the matter to gather more details from the Tax Commission and Metropolitan Water District.
Smooth Canyon Phase 2 Subdivision Development
Patterson Homes is moving forward with 23 new half-acre homes off High Bench Road. Neighbors and officials discussed traffic impacts and utility sizing, but the project meets all zoning and master plan requirements.
Municipal Boundary Adjustment with Draper City
The council initiated boundary adjustments with Draper City to correct historical ambiguities between deeded lot lines and city boundaries for vacant parcels.
Library Conditional Use Permit Corrections
The library and city cleaned up confusion over the exact wording of parking and operating conditions approved months ago.
Pine Grove Annexation Petition Review
Ken Berg submitted an annexation petition for 153.09 acres across four parcels. The council voted to accept the petition for further study and send it to the Planning Commission for review and public hearings.