Orem-Provo boundary: 1030 East 1630 South
Boundary clean-up to follow property lines, with no transfer of land. Approved 6-0 on Jan. 23, 2024, with a council statement that the road should stay closed to Provo.
- Where it stands
- Approved
- Type
- Annexation
- Location
- Near 1030 East and 1630 South
Every hearing and vote
October 24, 2023 · City Council
Proposed Orem-Provo boundary adjustments (work session)
Discussed
Assistant Development Services Director Jason Bench and Assistant City Attorney Gary McGinn described three boundary changes with Provo: moving the boundary on 2000 South from Columbia Lane to about 400 East to the south curb line; a clean-up near 1030 East and 1700 South; and an applicant-requested change near 1550 East and 700 North so a residential phase could be built in Provo while commercial phases stay in Orem. The mayor and council members said they wanted a timeline or commitment for the commercial phases, and McGinn suggested a development agreement. The developers said about 90 percent of the residential area is in Provo and that sewer lines drain more easily there.
November 14, 2023 · City Council
Notices of intent: Orem-Provo boundary adjustments (three resolutions)
Approved · 6-0
Assistant City Attorney Gary McGinn explained three resolutions that start a 60-day process ending in a council vote after a public hearing. The first would put about 3.18 acres at approximately 700 North 1550 East, the Canyon River District, entirely in Provo so a townhome phase can be built there while two commercial phases stay in Orem; attorneys were drafting a development agreement to address council concerns about the commercial phases. The second would place about 77,410 square feet near 2000 South and Columbia Lane entirely in Orem. The third would set a common boundary near 1030 East and 1630 South as a clean-up, not a transfer of property. Council Member LaNae Millett asked for a list of pros and cons for the public hearing. The council passed all three notices with the same 7-0 vote.
January 23, 2024 · City Council
Ordinance: Orem-Provo boundary near 1030 East and 1630 South
Approved · 5-0
Assistant Development Services Director Jason Bench said the change makes the boundary match how residents are taxed. A resident said neighbors wanted the road to stay a dead end rather than connect to Provo and asked for a speed bump; City Attorney Steve Earl noted one council cannot bind a future council. The council approved the change with a statement that its desire is for the road to stay closed.