September 26, 2012 Planning Commission
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Invocation & Pledge - The prayer, pledge, and roll call are said.
Invocation & Pledge
The prayer, pledge, and roll call are said.
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Items 1 - 3 - **CONTINUED** ITEM 1* Novatek requests a General Plan Map Amendment from Residential to a Mixed Use Development land use designation, for four (4) lots; located at 2162, 2176, 2202, and 2206 South Mountain Vista Lane, in the One Family Residential (R110) Zone. Spring Creek Neighborhood 12-0004GPA
ITEM 2* The Economic Development Department requests an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Map from Residential (R) to Commercial (C), for one lot, located at 4650 North University Ave., Provo, Utah. Riverbottoms Neighborhood 12-0006GPA
ITEM 3* The Economic Development Department requests a zone change for a 3.84 acre parcel located at 4650 North University Ave. from R1.10 (One-family Residential) to SC1 (Neighborhood Shopping Center). Riverbottoms Neighborhood 12-0006R
Items 1 - 3
**CONTINUED** ITEM 1* Novatek requests a General Plan Map Amendment from Residential to a Mixed Use Development land use designation, for four (4) lots; located at 2162, 2176, 2202, and 2206 South Mountain Vista Lane, in the One Family Residential (R110) Zone. Spring Creek Neighborhood 12-0004GPA
ITEM 2* The Economic Development Department requests an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Map from Residential (R) to Commercial (C), for one lot, located at 4650 North University Ave., Provo, Utah. Riverbottoms Neighborhood 12-0006GPA
ITEM 3* The Economic Development Department requests a zone change for a 3.84 acre parcel located at 4650 North University Ave. from R1.10 (One-family Residential) to SC1 (Neighborhood Shopping Center). Riverbottoms Neighborhood 12-0006R
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Items 4 & 5 - ITEM 4* Provo City Power requests to change the General Land Use Map from Residential to Public Facilities for three properties, 291 W. 800 N, 778 N. 300 W., and 762 N. 300 W., located directly west of the existing Provo City Power main facility, Provo, Utah, in the One-Family Residential (R16) Zone. North Park Neighborhood 12-0008GPA
ITEM 5* Provo City Power requests a zone change from One-Family Residential (R16) to the Public Facilities (PF) Zone for three lots, 291 W. 800 N., 778 N. 300 W., and 762 N. 300 W., located directly west of the existing Provo City Power main facility, Provo, Utah. North Park Neighborhood 12-0008R
Items 4 & 5
ITEM 4* Provo City Power requests to change the General Land Use Map from Residential to Public Facilities for three properties, 291 W. 800 N, 778 N. 300 W., and 762 N. 300 W., located directly west of the existing Provo City Power main facility, Provo, Utah, in the One-Family Residential (R16) Zone. North Park Neighborhood 12-0008GPA
ITEM 5* Provo City Power requests a zone change from One-Family Residential (R16) to the Public Facilities (PF) Zone for three lots, 291 W. 800 N., 778 N. 300 W., and 762 N. 300 W., located directly west of the existing Provo City Power main facility, Provo, Utah. North Park Neighborhood 12-0008R
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Study Session Item 1 - The Provo City Community Development Department requests an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Map from Industrial (I) to Commercial (C) for land between I-15 and the railroad tracks east of I-15 and from 820 North to 500 South. This area was previously zoned Freeway Commercial. Dixon, Rivergrove, and Franklin Neighborhoods 12-0007GPA
Study Session Item 1
The Provo City Community Development Department requests an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Map from Industrial (I) to Commercial (C) for land between I-15 and the railroad tracks east of I-15 and from 820 North to 500 South. This area was previously zoned Freeway Commercial. Dixon, Rivergrove, and Franklin Neighborhoods 12-0007GPA
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Study Session Item 2 - Self-storage units within Provo City. There has been a growing problem with self-storage units being used to operate businesses or that have been converted to dwelling units. Does Provo City need more of these storage facilities or businesses? Should we pursue removing this land use from the industrial zones?
Study Session Item 2
Self-storage units within Provo City. There has been a growing problem with self-storage units being used to operate businesses or that have been converted to dwelling units. Does Provo City need more of these storage facilities or businesses? Should we pursue removing this land use from the industrial zones?
