Willow Point
A 420-unit residential development. Preliminary approval granted 4-1 on Oct. 27, 2020; one Planning Commissioner had voted no over traffic.
- Where it stands
- Approved
- Type
- Subdivision
- Location
- About 2100 North 4100 West
- Homes
- 420
- Applicant
- Brandon Watson (representing applicant)
Every hearing and vote
May 26, 2020 · City Council
Willow Point concept plan, 420 lots
Approved with conditions · 5-0
Kim Struthers asked that utility easement issues be resolved at preliminary plat. Koivisto relayed many resident emails asking to table the item until residents could comment in person; Council Member Mike Southwick said the council had asked for emails or online comment and tabling would be special treatment, and Council Member Paige Albrecht said she was surprised residents had not used that option. Mayor Mark Johnson said a concept plan covers layout, colors and architecture because density was already set by a development agreement that lets the developer place a set number of homes in the commercial zone. Applicant representative Brandon Watson said the design adds walkability and varied color schemes; Albrecht urged design variation. Koivisto asked that the developer seek a positive recommendation from the Timpanogos Special Service District; Council Member Chris Condie, City Attorney Ryan Wood and City Engineer Lorin Powell said that district is not a land use authority and capacity planning is the city's job. Wood said the development agreement's rights are now vested.
- Lots: 420
- Condition: address utility easements at preliminary plat
- Koivisto said she voted yes because of the developer's vested rights
October 27, 2020 · City Council
Willow Point preliminary subdivision
Approved with conditions · 4-1
The council granted preliminary approval to a 420-unit residential development. Brandon Watson, for the applicant, said one Planning Commissioner voted no over traffic concerns but a mitigation plan exists. Council Member Koivisto voted no. Note: the minutes' motion text names South Creek, which appears to be a clerical error.
- Units: 420