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Development, roads, public projects and policy proposals before West Valley City’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 1 is still being decided.
West Valley City tracks 7 projects through its Planning Commission and City Council.
By where they stand: approved (6) and in review (1).
By type: zone change (4), development agreement (2), and road project (1).
Development agreement
In review
A proposed development agreement between the city and Wasatch Highbury QOZ Business, LLC for approximately 26.34 acres at about 5035 West Lake Park Boulevard (Resolution 26-130), listed on the council's Oct. 27, 2026 agenda. The agenda gives no other terms.
Zone change
Approved
Norm Dahle asked for a zone change from Agriculture (1/2-acre minimum lot size) to Manufacturing (application Z-3-2026, Ordinance 26-41) for 5.95 acres at 6379 West 2501 South. The city posted notice that the council adopted the ordinance on Oct. 27, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Stuart Development asked for a zone change from Light Industrial to Manufacturing (application Z-2-2026, Ordinance 26-40) for 13.57 acres at 2170 and 2202 South 5600 West, with a development agreement (Resolution 26-129). The city posted notice that the council adopted the ordinance on Oct. 27, 2026; the notice does not cover the development agreement, so its outcome is not confirmed.
Development agreement
Approved
West Valley City is weighing a sales-tax rebate to bring Consolidated Electrical Distributors, a Texas-based electrical supplier, to 2475 South 3200 West. Under the draft agreement the city would refund 25% of the sales tax it receives from sales at the site, for 10 years through July 1, 2037, with total payments capped at $9 million. The company must be in place by July 1, 2027. Payments come only from tax the city actually receives. Staff say the city would keep the other 75%, which would be about $27 million over the term if the cap were reached, and that the company would bring over 100 jobs. A city attorney review concluded the arrangement meets the public-benefit test in state law. The $9 million is a ceiling and not money paid. The council held the hearing on Resolution 26-120 on Oct. 13, 2026 and approved the agreement 6-0, with Councilmember Huynh absent, according to the minutes posted with the notice. The agreement is a ceiling on payments, not money paid; nothing has been reported paid yet.
Road project
Approved
Overlay, bridge-deck preservation and speed-hump contract awarded February 10, following January 27 right-of-way authorization for ADA-ramp work. Contract award does not establish payment or completion.
Zone change
Approved
Agricultural-to-C-2 rezoning and development agreement for commercial uses, with a traffic-impact study described in the minutes. No construction-completion claim.
Zone change
Approved
LI-to-M rezoning and related development agreement for a proposed vehicle-upfitting headquarters. Approval does not establish construction or occupancy; the minutes contain a motion-number inconsistency in the agreement item.
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