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Provo · City Council

Provo council approves permeable driveway rules and $2.18 million HR system funding in an electronic meeting

March 31, 2020, 5:30 p.m. · Electronic meeting (YouTube)

Meeting electronically, the council approved 7-0 a resolution allowing electronic Planning Commission public hearings, $2,184,800 for a Human Capital Management System with an interfund loan, and code changes allowing permeable driveways and parking lots. A 164 S. 400 W. rezone was continued to April 14.

From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

In brief

8 items came up for a decision or discussion: 5 continued and 3 approved.

The agenda records 2 dollar amounts, the largest $4.90 million.

4 items here are tracked in the city's development tracker.

This write-up links 3 source documents.

The previous City Council meeting was on March 10, 2020: Provo council work session forms alcohol licensing committee 7-0 after microbrewery vote

The next one was on March 31, 2020: Provo council work session asks for interfund loan proposal for airport land purchase and 6-1 on brewpub license

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1 · Presentation

    2020 Census Complete Count presentation

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  2. Item 2 · City code

    Planning Commission bylaws: electronic public hearings

    Approved · 7-0 · Citywide

    The council approved a resolution amending the Planning Commission bylaws to permit electronic public hearings.

    • Case: PLOTA20200095

    Vote: 7-0

  3. Item 3 · Budget

    Human Capital Management System appropriation and interfund loan

    Approved · 7-0

    The council appropriated $2,184,800 in the general CIP fund for a Human Capital Management System and authorized an interfund loan from the Energy Fund to the ERP Debt Service Fund as a funding source.

    • Budget$2.18 million Human Capital Management System. Paid from General CIP fund, with interfund loan from the Energy Fund to the ERP Debt Service Fund

    Vote: 7-0

  4. Item 4 · Zoning

    Rezone of 0.34 acres at 164 S. 400 W. from Residential Conservation to Low Density Residential

    Continued · 164 S. 400 W., Franklin Neighborhood

    The ordinance was continued by council rule to the April 14 council meeting.

    • Acres: about 0.34
    • Current zone → proposed: RC → LDR
    • Case: PLRZ20200041

    Follow 164 S 400 W rezone (Franklin Neighborhood) in the development tracker →

  5. Item 5 · City code

    Permeable driveways and parking lot surfaces

    Approved · 7-0 · Citywide

    The council approved a code amendment allowing permeable driveways and parking lot surfaces.

    • Case: PLOTA20190411

    Vote: 7-0

  6. Item 6 · Zoning

    Zone change for 1.07 acres at 50 E. 3900 N. from R1.10 to Low Density Residential

    Continued · 50 E. 3900 N., Riverbottoms Neighborhood

    Daniel LaFontaine's request for a townhome development was listed as continued.

    • Applicant: Daniel LaFontaine
    • Acres: 1.07
    • Current zone → proposed: R1.10 → LDR
    • Case: PLRZ20190265

    Follow LaFontaine townhome rezone, 50 E. 3900 N. in the development tracker →

  7. Item 7 · General plan

    Transportation Master Plan General Plan amendment

    Continued · Citywide

    Listed as continued.

    • Case: PLGPA20200038

    Follow Transportation Master Plan amendment in the development tracker →

  8. Item 8 · City code

    Parking lot landscaping (15.20.090)

    Continued · Citywide

    Listed as continued.

    • Case: PLOTA20190433
  9. Item 9 · Budget

    Airport Fund appropriation of $4,900,526 for land acquisition

    Continued · Land near the airport

    The resolution was listed as continued. At the afternoon work meeting the council asked staff to bring back an interfund loan proposal from the Energy Department.

    • Land deal$4.90 million Acquisition of land near the airport. Paid from Airport Fund (proposed)

    Follow Airport land acquisition in the development tracker →

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