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Sandy City is undertaking a comprehensive two-year update of its Land Development Code to align with the general plan. This project involves hiring consultants and aims to modernize zoning regulations for easier management and enforcement.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Unknown.
Developers and homeowners seeking more flexible landscaping options.
Residents who value the aesthetic and functional consistency of existing park strip standards.
Sandy City is undertaking a comprehensive two-year update of its Land Development Code to align with the general plan. This project involves hiring consultants and aims to modernize zoning regulations for easier management and enforcement.
The city is looking at ways to allow more diverse housing types like duplexes and ADUs to help first-time buyers and seniors find homes.
The city is starting an 18-month process to completely rewrite its development code to align with the recently updated general plan.
The Council debated whether to stop requiring park strips in new residential developments. Supporters argued it could modernize design, while opponents felt current standards provide necessary consistency.
Expands city boundaries and potentially brings new properties under city services and regulations.
Significant concerns regarding traffic and access feasibility.
Expands city boundaries and potential tax base.
This rezone will allow for the subdivision of a large lot into smaller, standard single-family lots, facilitating new home construction. Residents raised concerns about traffic on Hollow Bend Drive.
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