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Pleasant Grove is joining a statewide program to give our downtown a much-needed facelift. Expect more walkable streets and a better mix of local shops to make the city center a place you actually want to hang out.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 3 the 90 before that.
The plan suggests potential funding sources and infrastructure investments to support redevelopment.
Local business owners and residents who want a more active and accessible downtown.
Residents concerned about increased traffic, loss of historic character, and building heights.
The city is looking at a new master plan to make downtown more walkable and vibrant. It includes ideas for shared parking, greenways, and new mixed-use buildings.
This new zoning rule allows for more dense, clustered housing in the Renaissance at Indian Springs area. It changes how open space can be used for future residential lots.
The city is looking at how to better connect the historic downtown core with surrounding areas, specifically addressing the barriers created by the railroad and State Street. The goal is to make the area more walkable and inviting for residents.
The city is hosting a visioning exercise on March 11th to get council input on downtown development before plans are finalized.
The city is updating rules to ensure new downtown buildings bring in sales tax revenue, not just office space. This helps the city's budget while still allowing for residential units.
The city wants to ensure that new downtown buildings actually bring in sales tax, not just office space, to help the local economy.
Seven Utah cities, towns commit to revitalizing downtown areas KUTV
The city is working to rezone properties to encourage a walkable, mixed-use downtown area.
This could lead to new types of housing developments in the city that prioritize shared open space.
This could allow for more car washes in the area, but the city is keeping mechanic shops banned to prevent maintenance issues.
The change is intended to accommodate a future church site while maintaining necessary access for the area.
This project will replace a vacant lot with a new building that matches the architectural style of the downtown area.
We'll include it in your weekly brief whenever the council takes it up.
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