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Pleasant Grove · City Council

Pleasant Grove adopts downtown master plan and approves a commercial site plan

September 1, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · Community Room, 108 S 100 E, Pleasant Grove

Selected Sept. 1 regular-session decisions: the council adopted its Downtown Master Plan through Ordinance 2026-025 and approved a commercial site plan 3-0. Other actions at the meeting are not covered here. The minutes record their own approval on Oct. 6.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 23, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 9.A · General plan

    Ordinance 2026-025: Downtown Master Plan

    Approved

    The council adopted the Downtown Master Plan through Ordinance 2026-025 after a public hearing. The minutes say the motion carried unanimously; their list of members voting yes names three councilmembers and omits the member who made the motion, so no numeric tally is entered here. Staff said the plan would not eliminate current design standards or change code; it provides recommendations for revitalizing parts of downtown. The city administrator said staff would return with recommendations and funding options.

    Moved by Council Member Rogers, seconded by Council Member Andersen

  2. Item 10.A · Development

    Commercial site plan near 224 South Pleasant Grove Boulevard

    Approved · 3-0 · Approximately 224 South Pleasant Grove Boulevard

    The council approved a commercial site plan from applicant Kartik Patel for a building of about 6,500 square feet at approximately 224 South Pleasant Grove Boulevard, in the Grove Commercial Sales zone. Staff said the building would have up to five units, all retail or restaurants. The vote was 3-0; Councilmember Cyd LeMone had been excused before the item. Approval does not establish that construction has finished or tenants have opened.

    Moved by Council Member Rogers, seconded by Council Member Andersen. Vote: 3-0; recorded yes votes: Andersen, Rogers and Williams

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