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Topics getting the most attention in American Fork City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
18 issues in development
The city is considering adding 24 acres of land to its borders. This could change the neighborhood feel and increase the demand for city services like water, roads, and emergency response.
The city is reviewing new housing plans to ensure they fit into existing neighborhoods and meet infrastructure requirements.
The city is adding more office and warehouse space, which helps local businesses find room to grow and creates new workspace options.
American Fork is hiring consultants to brainstorm a major glow-up for the downtown area. They’re looking at everything from new shops and housing to better infrastructure to make the city center a place people actually want to hang out.
The city is reviewing several new business and industrial projects. These developments will change the local landscape and impact available services and jobs.
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.
The city is reviewing a new two-lot subdivision on 700 North. This helps manage how new homes are added to existing neighborhoods.
The city is looking at how to expand the cemetery to make sure there is enough space for future burials as the population grows.
A new apartment complex is being proposed. Neighbors might be interested in how this affects traffic and local density.
The city is reviewing new housing projects, including a single-family home and a large apartment/townhome complex, to manage growth.
The city is evaluating how to add new housing units, like the duplexes at Maker Acre, into existing neighborhoods while managing property line issues.
A new 160-unit residential project is coming to the area. This adds significant housing capacity, which will change the local traffic and infrastructure needs.
The city is moving forward with an industrial warehouse project near Utah Lake. It's important to ensure that infrastructure, like lift stations, is up to code to protect the lake area.
The nursing home is updating its site to improve parking and traffic flow. By consolidating access points, the project aims to make the area safer and more efficient for residents and visitors.
The DCS Warehouse is updating its drainage and exterior look to better fit the site.
A new 20-unit condo building is coming to the Mira Vista community. This is the fourth phase of the project.
The owner wants to rezone their land to build three new homes. This will change the density of the area from agricultural-style lots to standard residential lots.
The city is planning how to grow over the next decade by focusing development in specific areas rather than spreading it out. This aims to make the city more walkable and connected.