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An application to amend the final plat to include a new storm drain design and additional easements.
The city will reimburse the developer $33,383.85 for improvements that benefit the broader city infrastructure.
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Last vote
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
A reimbursement agreement for infrastructure improvements including water lines, sidewalks, and road work.
An amendment to the final plat to add 5-foot wide storm drain easements for the HOA.
A final plat for a 9-lot residential subdivision.
An amendment to an existing final plat to increase the HOA drainage easement.
A reimbursement agreement for the construction of a 10-foot concrete trail.
Final plat approval for Phase 3 of a multi-phase residential development.
A 19-lot residential subdivision phase on 9.04 acres.
American Fork is looking at changing its zoning rules, and some locals are worried these new hurdles will make it way tougher to build on or develop private property. If you own land in the city, these tweaks could seriously limit what you’re allowed to do with your own backyard.
American Fork is currently investigating potential misuse of city funds, which raises serious questions about how your tax dollars are being handled. This situation will likely lead to tighter oversight and new transparency rules for city hall.
American Fork is planning a major overhaul of City Hall, which will change how you access local services. It’s a big project, so keep an eye on how they’re planning to spend your tax dollars on this upgrade.
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The developer wants to change the storm drain layout for the Bridges at Fox Hollow neighborhood. This is important because it ensures the area handles rain and runoff properly without causing issues for nearby homes.