BluffdaleProjects and policy tracker
Development, roads, public projects and policy proposals before Bluffdale’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 6 are still being decided.
Zone change
Tabled
14553 S. 3400 W. · 2.09 acres · 2 units
A roughly 2.07-2.09 acre parcel where a general plan map amendment failed 4-1 on Sept. 23 and an R1 to R2 rezone was tabled. A development agreement limiting the parcel to two lots was on the Oct. 14 agenda.
Last action: Tabled by the City Council, Wed, Sep 23
Development agreement
In review
15541 S. Redwood Road · 12.04 acres · 50 units
Fifty detached single-family lots on 12.04 acres of R1-zoned land through a development agreement, with no rezone requested. Application received Sept. 17.
Last action: Discussed by the City Council, Wed, Oct 14
Development agreement
In review
14402 S. 1690 W.
Request to rezone a historic boutique building from R4 to Neighborhood Commercial with a development agreement allowing a gravel parking lot and reduced setbacks. Discussed in a work session Oct. 14.
Last action: Discussed by the City Council, Wed, Oct 14
Code change
Proposed
Ordinance 2026-23 would temporarily prohibit data centers in Bluffdale while regulations are studied. On the Oct. 14 agenda.
Road project
In review
14600 South
Early-stage environmental feasibility study with preliminary costs of about $19 million for the roadway, plus a signal, roundabout and pedestrian bridge. No funding is identified.
Last action: Discussed by the City Council, Wed, Sep 23
Development agreement
In review
3515 W. 13800 S. · 15.72 acres · 20 units
Twenty detached single-family lots on 15.72 acres zoned R1, with a 6.2-acre agricultural parcel, farm stand and detention ponds. Council discussed it in a Sept. 23 work session; staff continues to work on the agreement.
Last action: Discussed by the City Council, Wed, Sep 23
Public project
Approved
Citywide
Transportation Master Plan approved unanimously Sept. 23, along with new roadway cross-section standards.
Last action: Approved by the City Council, Wed, Sep 23