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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
The project is a private investment that adds value to an existing downtown building.
The property owner and future tenants of the office space.
The general public loses access to a downtown green space.
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A major redevelopment is proposed for the Provo Towne Centre mall, aiming to transform it into a mixed-use, transit-oriented district. This includes retail, office, and residential spaces, with a focus on walkability and community amenities. The project requires significant zoning changes and addresses the decline of traditional indoor malls.
The Planning Commission reviewed applications for the mall's redevelopment, recommending approval for a general plan amendment and a rezone, but suggesting modifications for a portion of the property to manage development density and zoning.
A large mixed-use development is proposed for 3657 South Sierra Vista Way, involving rezoning and a new concept plan. Discussions focused on zoning alignment, tax sharing, and housing affordability.
The Arts Council is looking at ways to improve or redevelop the Covey Center. This could mean changes to how the venue is used and what events it hosts, impacting local arts organizations and the public's access to performances.
Old, unused gas station sites are being replaced with modern businesses like credit unions to improve the area.
A rezone request for a downtown property aims to allow for medium-density housing while preserving historic homes. Council members emphasized the importance of deed restrictions to ensure units remain owner-occupied.
The city is weighing whether to sell a small downtown parklet to a private business. The debate centers on whether the space is better used as a private event venue or as public open space.
The city is balancing new housing needs with the preservation of historic downtown buildings, specifically the old Los Hermanos site.
An older commercial property is being updated to improve traffic flow and parking, ensuring it remains a functional part of the neighborhood.
The city is balancing new office space in the historic downtown area with parking requirements. By allowing bike parking to replace a car spot, the city is testing ways to reduce vehicle congestion in the downtown core.
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