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The city is looking at how to fit new homes into existing neighborhoods through infill projects. This helps maximize land use but can change the feel of established streets.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
The project will likely increase local property tax revenue and utility demand.
Future residents of the 110 new homes.
Nearby residents may experience increased traffic or changes to the neighborhood character.
A developer wants to build 110 homes near Spanish Fork Parkway. The city needs to decide if the proposed zoning changes fit the area's long-term growth plan.
A developer wants to build 110 new homes near 100 South Spanish Fork Parkway. This would require changing the current zoning rules for the area.
A large new housing project is being proposed that would add 206 homes to the city. The commission will evaluate if the plan fits the area and how it handles traffic and utilities.
The city is evaluating how to add new homes through subdivisions and infill projects. These projects help meet housing demand but can change the feel of existing neighborhoods.
A new six-lot housing development is proposed for Quail Run Road. This project requires both a preliminary plat approval and a zone change to move forward.
The city is considering allowing larger detached ADUs on big lots (one acre or more) to provide more housing options while keeping neighborhoods looking consistent.
Residents and commissioners expressed concerns about lot sizes and density in the proposed residential development.
The city is exploring ways to include different housing types, like twin homes, in single-family neighborhoods to help them age better and provide more options.
Adds over 200 units and a potential school site to the area.
Adds six new homes to the area with specific requirements for road access and environmental safety.
The project proposes new commercial space and residential lots at a key intersection.
This would allow for the construction of 110 new single-family homes.
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