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Topics getting the most attention in Orem City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in zoning
The city is looking at how they require developers to talk to neighbors. This could change how much input you have on projects near your home.
The city is looking at allowing barber shops and tattoo parlors in manufacturing zones. This could open up new business opportunities in industrial areas.
The developer wants to turn residential land into commercial space. They've offered to ban certain noisy or high-traffic businesses to keep the neighbors happy.
Local food truck owners and caterers need a place to prep food. This change would let them operate in C1 commercial zones.
The city is considering allowing commissary kitchens, which are commercial kitchens used by food businesses like caterers and food trucks, in the C1 Commercial Zone. This change could support local food entrepreneurs.
The commission reviewed proposed changes to the rules governing the height of masonry walls and the size of landscaped areas in setbacks within specific Planned Development (PD-34) zones. These changes could affect the appearance and buffering of properties in these areas.
This proposal involves changing the zoning of a significant parcel of land and includes a development agreement to control how the property can be used. This could impact future commercial development and neighborhood character.
The commission discussed clarifying rules on how tall primary buildings can be in single-family zones. This aims to ensure consistency and predictability in residential construction.
The city is exploring how to regulate short-term rentals, balancing neighborhood concerns about noise, traffic, and privacy with the interests of rental operators. Various regulatory models are being considered.