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DSD Elevate West rezone, about 1200 West 200 South

Request to rezone about 5.08 acres from Commercial to MR-20 for a 100-unit townhome community. Staff recommended denial because the Future Land Use Plan designates the site Commercial and for compatibility with nearby industrial uses; the Planning Commission recommended approval 4-2. Action was set for October 6, 2026.

Where it stands
In review
Type
Zone change
Location
About 1200 West 200 South (Ellis Neighborhood, Westfield Subdivision)
Size
5.08 acres
Homes
100
Applicant
DSD Elevate West

Every hearing and vote

  1. September 15, 2026 · City Council

    Workshop: DSD Elevate West rezone from Commercial to MR-20, about 1200 West 200 South, Ordinance 26-17

    Discussed

    DSD Elevate West asked to rezone about 5.08 acres in the Ellis Neighborhood for a 100-unit townhome community. Staff recommended denial because the Future Land Use Plan designates the site Commercial, which would require ground-floor commercial space, and because of compatibility with nearby light manufacturing and warehousing. The Planning Commission voted 4-2 to recommend approval, citing the single-family neighborhood to the south, a developing regional park to the west and nearby live-work units. A neighboring disc golf manufacturer submitted written objections about noise, trucks and the lack of required transition setbacks. The council agreed to review the site further. Action was set for October 6.

    • Applicant: DSD Elevate West
    • Acres: about 5.08
    • Current zone → proposed: COM → MR-20
    • Units: 100 townhomes
    • Staff recommendation: denial
    • Planning Commission: recommended approval 4-2
  2. October 6, 2026 · City Council

    DSD Elevate West rezone from Commercial to MR-20, about 1200 West 200 South, Ordinance 26-17 (public hearing)

    Pending

    Planner Aaron Smith was listed to present a request to rezone 5.08 acres in the Ellis Neighborhood. Staff earlier recommended denial and the Planning Commission recommended approval 4-2.