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Provo council approves airport-related plan changes 5-2, rejects 1220 E 960 S rezone 3-4

December 13, 2022, 5:30 p.m. · 445 W. Center Street, Provo (hybrid)

The council amended the General Plan map for two parcels on Center Street near 3410-3450 W to Airport-Related on 5-2 votes, with Council Members David Shipley and Travis Hoban opposed. It rejected the 1220 E 960 S rezone 3-4. It also confirmed the police chief appointment and approved a sales tax payment to Parkway Village, each 7-0.

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

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1 · Presentation

    Provology Fall 2022 graduation

    Discussed

    The council recognized the Provology Fall 2022 class graduation.

  2. Item 2 · Presentation

    Water conservation announcement from CAPS

    Discussed

    The Provo School District's Center for Advanced Professional Studies presented a public service announcement on water conservation.

  3. Item 3 · Appointment

    Consent to appointment of Chief of Police

    Approved · 7-0

    The council approved a resolution consenting to the mayor's appointment of the Chief of Police for Provo City.

    Vote: 7-0

  4. Item 4 · Other

    Resolution recognizing Dr. Richard Nielsen

    Continued

    A joint resolution from the Mayor's Office and Council recognizing Dr. Richard "Rick" Nielsen as founding president and CEO of Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions was continued before the meeting.

  5. Item 5 · Budget

    Annual Comprehensive Financial Report

    Discussed

    The council received a presentation of the city's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.

  6. Item 6 · Other

    2023 council meeting schedule

    Approved · 7-0

    The council adopted its 2023 regular meeting schedule. A motion to move the Nov. 28, 2023, work and council meetings to Nov. 21, 2023, passed 7-0, after which the implied motion also passed 7-0.

    Vote: 7-0

  7. Item 7 · Other

    Moderate-Income Housing Supply and Strategies Report

    Discussed

    A resolution adopting the revised Provo Moderate-Income Housing Supply and Strategies Report was presented only and will return to a future meeting.

  8. Item 8 · General plan

    Adoption of Provo City General Plan

    Discussed

    An ordinance adopting the Provo City General Plan and appendices (citywide) was presented only and will return to a future council meeting.

    • Case: PLGPA20210364

    Follow Provo City General Plan revision in the development tracker →

  9. Item 9 · Budget

    Sales tax increment payment to Parkway Village

    Approved · 7-0

    The council appropriated General Fund money for a sales tax increment post-performance payment to Parkway Village. The summary does not give the amount.

    • PaymentAmount not given to Parkway Village Sales tax increment post-performance payment. Paid from General Fund

    Vote: 7-0

  10. Item 10 · City code

    Towing code: grace period for patrol tows

    Approved · 7-0

    The council amended Provo City Code on towing operations to add a grace period for patrol tows.

    Vote: 7-0

  11. Item 11 · City code

    Neighborhood District Program code cleanup

    Approved · 7-0

    The council amended city code to make corrections and updates regarding the Neighborhood District Program.

    • Case: PLOTA20220370

    Vote: 7-0

  12. Item 12 · General plan

    General Plan map change for about 24 acres at 3450 W Center St

    Approved · 5-2 · 3450 W Center St

    The council amended the General Plan map for about 24 acres in the Fort Utah Neighborhood from Residential to Airport-Related. It passed 5-2, with Council Members David Shipley and Travis Hoban opposed.

    • Case: PLGPA20220334
    • Acres: about 24
    • Residential → Airport-Related

    Vote: 5-2; Council Members David Shipley and Travis Hoban voted no. Voting no: Council Member David Shipley, Council Member Travis Hoban

    Follow General Plan change, 3450 W Center St in the development tracker →

  13. Item 13 · General plan

    General Plan map change for 11.07 acres at 3410 W Center St

    Approved · 5-2 · 3410 W Center St

    The council amended the General Plan map for about 11.07 acres in the Fort Utah Neighborhood from Residential to Airport-Related. It passed 5-2, with Council Members David Shipley and Travis Hoban opposed.

    • Case: PLGPA20220338
    • Acres: 11.07
    • Residential → Airport-Related

    Vote: 5-2; Council Members David Shipley and Travis Hoban voted no. Voting no: Council Member David Shipley, Council Member Travis Hoban

    Follow 3410 West Center Street rezone (Fort Utah) in the development tracker →

  14. Item 14 · City code

    Clarifying language in Titles 14 and 15

    Approved · 7-0

    The council amended Provo City Code to clarify language in Titles 14 and 15, citywide.

    • Case: PLOTA20220359

    Vote: 7-0

  15. Item 15 · Zoning

    Rezone of 0.22 acres at 1220 E 960 S (Provost South)

    Denied · 3-4 · 1220 E 960 S

    The proposed rezone from One Family Residential (R1.8) and Residential Conservation (RC) to Low Density Residential (LDR) failed 3-4, with Council Members George Handley, Katrice MacKay, Bill Fillmore and Travis Hoban opposed.

    • Case: PLRZ20220244
    • Acres: about 0.22

    Vote: 3-4; Council Members George Handley, Katrice MacKay, Bill Fillmore and Travis Hoban voted no. Voting no: Council Member George Handley, Council Member Katrice MacKay, Council Member Bill Fillmore, Council Member Travis Hoban

    Follow Provost South rezone, 1220 E 960 S in the development tracker →

  16. Item 16 · General plan

    Joaquin Neighborhood Plan future land use change

    Continued

    A request to amend the Joaquin Neighborhood Plan (Appendix H1) future land use map from Residential Conservation (RC) to High Density Residential (HDR), to allow a rezone and apartment building in the RC zone, was continued.

    • Case: PLGPA20220315

    Follow Joaquin Neighborhood Plan amendment in the development tracker →

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