Canyon Park rezone (Tri Point Homes)
Tri Point Homes requested rezoning about 23.3 acres in the Timpanogos Research Park from PD-6 to Single Family Residential (R8) for roughly 77 to 79 lots. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-2 and the council approved the rezone March 25, 2025; subdivision plat approvals are still required.
Approved
- Type
- Zone change
- Location
- 1203 North 630 East
- Size
- 23.3 acres
- Homes
- 79
- Applicant
- Tri Point Homes
In brief
Canyon Park rezone (Tri Point Homes) appears on one recorded agenda: the City Council meeting of March 25, 2025.
On record, it was approved once.
The most recent decision was approved (5-0) at the City Council meeting of March 25, 2025.
Follow the money and project delivery
Canyon Park rezone (Tri Point Homes)
- Council action
Approved: Canyon Park rezone, 1203 North 630 East: PD-6 to R8, about 23.3 acres · Approved minutes Record → · March 25, 2025
- Money in the record
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- Signed agreement and payments
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- Work and operating costs
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Every hearing and vote
March 25, 2025 · City Council
Canyon Park rezone, 1203 North 630 East: PD-6 to R8, about 23.3 acres
Approved · 5-0 among council members
Tri Point Homes asked to rezone the site from Timpanogos Research and Development Park (PD-6) to Single Family Residential (R8). A concept plan shows about 77 to 79 single-family lots with road connections to 1200 North and Research Way; subdivision approval would still be required. The Planning Commission voted 5-2 to recommend approval. Brian Prince of Tri Point said the company held nine neighborhood meetings and hopes to begin land development this year and home construction next year. Mayor Young said he supported the rezone because single-family housing fits Orem's "Family City USA" identity, noted the absence of opposition at the hearing, and described the change from a commercial/research zone to residential as a less intensive use. No one spoke at the public hearing. The minutes' roll-call text and vote table also list Chris Killpack as voting yes although the attendance section records him absent; counted here as 5 present members (needs human check).
- Applicant: Tri Point Homes
- Acres: about 23.3
- Current zone to proposed: PD-6 to R8
- Planning Commission: 5-2 recommending approval
- Concept: about 77-79 single-family lots