Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bountiful City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in development
South Davis Greenway Project
The City reviewed the completed South Davis Greenway Feasibility Study, which proposes a 10.8-mile shared-use path connecting North Salt Lake, Bountiful, Centerville, and Farmington. Council members discussed potential impacts on driveways, utility poles, winter maintenance costs, and community outreach before formal acceptance at a future meeting.
Keller Stone Creek Subdivision Preliminary Plat
The commission will hold a public hearing and review the preliminary plat for the Keller Stone Creek Subdivision at 1320 East Bountiful Boulevard. Residents near the property can weigh in on how the new subdivision layout affects the neighborhood.
Commercial Property Redevelopment
The city evaluated a final site plan for a long-vacant commercial parcel near Village on Main. Commissioners debated whether the front-parking layout fit the General Plan's goals for active streetscapes before ultimately recommending approval with advisory notes for extra landscaping.
Orchard Drive Corridor Development
Planning staff are reviewing traffic, land use, and development patterns along Orchard Drive. The study helps guide future planning decisions and road safety improvements.
Center Street Lofts Preliminary Subdivision
A proposed 10-unit townhome PUD subdivision at 92 West Center Street was postponed after city staff realized the public hearing was not properly noticed on the agenda. The item will return on September 1.
Subdivision Public Notice Compliance
The city failed to properly label a subdivision proposal as a public hearing on the agenda. This means the project was delayed so the public can be properly notified.
Vehicle Service Conditional Use Permit at 1545 South Main Street
A proposal for a vehicle service business at 1545 South Main Street was brought before the Administrative Committee for review and a public hearing.
North Canyon Towns PUD Subdivision and Site Plan
Developers received approval for a 21-townhouse PUD development at 460 West 2600 South after updating fire access requirements in city code.
Commercial Development Growth
The city is reviewing two new business proposals that aim to bring wellness and fitness services to the community. These projects are expected to utilize existing building spaces without major construction.