Go Back

Chapter 26 Amendment- Access Requirements Detached ADUs

Share Chapter 26 Amendment- Access Requirements Detached ADUs on Facebook Share Chapter 26 Amendment- Access Requirements Detached ADUs on Twitter Share Chapter 26 Amendment- Access Requirements Detached ADUs on Linkedin Email Chapter 26 Amendment- Access Requirements Detached ADUs link

This item received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go to City Council on January 11th.

Lehi City requests an update to regulations for detached ADUs. The updates will allow more flexibility in where the address is placed so it can be seen from the street. It also requires a 20 foot access (with the ability for other sizes to be approved). All of these are to address potential safety concerns.

You can read the Code under documents to the right.

You can also leave a comment or ask a question to staff.

Lehi City requests an update to regulations for detached ADUs. The updates will allow more flexibility in where the address is placed so it can be seen from the street. It also requires a 20 foot access (with the ability for other sizes to be approved). All of these are to address potential safety concerns.

You can read the Code under documents to the right.

You can also leave a comment or ask a question to staff.

Public Comments

Provide your official comment to be exported and shared at the Planning Commission Regular Meeting.

Please remember to be civil and respectful to all residents, all commentators, developers and the Commissioners in your comments. All comments will be moderated before they are posted to this site. If anything is offensive it will not be posted here. 

State Law requires the full name of all those who give comments. Please include your name with your comment.

You may wish to attend or watch the Planning Commission meeting when this item is discussed. You can watch it online at https://www.lehi-ut.gov/government/public-meetings/

This item received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go to City Council on January 11th.

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.