Lehi council agenda packed with housing, annexation and land-use items
A 405-townhome plat in Inverness, a 71-lot subdivision and a general plan change from residential to heavy commercial were among the items set for Tuesday.
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The Lehi City Council was scheduled to take up several large residential and land-use requests at its regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 13, according to the agenda posted on Utah's Public Notice Website. The meeting was set for 7 p.m. in the council chambers at 131 N. 100 East, following a 5:30 p.m. pre-council session. [1]
Developer DR Horton sought approval of Inverness Preliminary Plat E, with 405 townhomes near Center Street and Traverse Terrace Road and a request to substitute for required amenities, along with an amendment to the Skye Area Plan that changes the number of equivalent residential units allowed in its Mixed Use 1 area without increasing the overall unit count in Inverness. [1]
The agenda also listed the 71-lot Spring Meadow Villas preliminary subdivision at 1630 S. 500 East; a public hearing on the Pasture Walk annexation of 4.4 acres near 900 North 1000 West with R-1-22 zoning; and the Lakeview Land and Rock general plan amendment near 600 South 600 East, which would change the designation from low-density residential to commercial and heavy commercial. [1]
Other items included an agreement with UDOT for a waterline across Pioneer Crossing at 2300 West, a contract for an underdrain at Reggio Circle, a telecommunications franchise with Forged Fiber 37 LLC, a code change on stockpiling materials in the right-of-way, and repeal of the PARC tax advisory committee. Council members were also set to discuss a Fox Hollow feasibility study and recognize 100 years of Lehi City Power. [1]
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