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Topics getting the most attention in Provo City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
17 issues
Several large housing projects are proposed for the Canyon Road area. This could significantly change the neighborhood's density and traffic patterns.
Get ready for a major makeover in Provo! A large undeveloped lot is slated for a big mixed-use project, bringing new shops, apartments, and hotels. This could totally change the vibe of the area.
Get ready for some new student housing in Provo! An old, run-down apartment complex is getting a makeover and will soon be replaced by much-needed student housing. Good riddance to that eyesore!
The city is planning upgrades to our parks and rec facilities. This matters because it determines which parks get new equipment or repairs this year.
Tired of that one neighbor causing constant trouble? Provo's new ordinance lets the city crack down on 'chronic nuisance' properties that are always causing problems.
Provo's new wastewater treatment plant is officially open after a 'Flush Fest' celebration. This major upgrade is set to improve city services for everyone.
Provo City School District is talking property taxes, and that means your bills might change. They're sharing an update soon, so keep an eye out to see how it could affect your budget.
The council received updates on conservation easements, including one in Slate Canyon. These discussions are part of ongoing efforts to preserve open space.
Provo's City Council just voted to keep a local park as open space. This means no new buildings will pop up and ruin your favorite hangout.
Council members identified the need to update several master plans, including Parks & Recreation, Transportation, and Downtown plans, to reflect current needs and future goals.
A massive 100-acre project is proposed for the North Timpview area. It could bring new entertainment and hospitality options, but neighbors will likely have questions about traffic and the change from open space to commercial use.
Concerns were raised about the growing urban deer population and the lack of city-led abatement efforts since 2016. Residents were encouraged to document issues and participate in state-led abatement programs.
Tired of circling the block for parking? Provo just banned overnight street parking, meaning you'll have to find a new place to stash your car after dark. This change is causing a stir among residents who relied on street parking.
Students have been hit in crosswalks near the school. The school wants flashing lights to keep kids safe during early morning and evening hours.
Neighbors are worried that new retail and storage developments will increase traffic congestion and make it harder to get in and out of local drive-thrus.
Residents expressed concerns about how new retail and storage developments might increase traffic and complicate access for neighbors.
The city is rolling out new rules for ADUs. If you're thinking about building a basement apartment or a backyard unit, you'll want to hear how these changes affect your property rights.