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This received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission

Lehi City is proposing to change several City owned and Alpine School District owned properties from their current zoning designations to the Public Facilities zone. The proposed zone change allows the properties to conform with the Public Facility General Plan designation they all show. The City is required to provide public notice to property owners within 300 feet of a change to the General Plan. The map below shows the locations of both existing Public Facility designations (in blue) and proposed (in red).


The Public Facilities designation is meant to ensure and protect the long-term public use of public property. Common uses in the Public Facility District include, but are not limited to parks, trails, public schools, city buildings, city parking lots, and city public utility buildings such as water tanks and power substations. Additionally, changing the designation makes it simpler for both City Staff and residents to identify these facilities on the zoning map.


The Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing on this item in-person on September 23rd at 7 pm at City Hall.


If you would like to leave an official public comment, please do so below.


Lehi City is proposing to change several City owned and Alpine School District owned properties from their current zoning designations to the Public Facilities zone. The proposed zone change allows the properties to conform with the Public Facility General Plan designation they all show. The City is required to provide public notice to property owners within 300 feet of a change to the General Plan. The map below shows the locations of both existing Public Facility designations (in blue) and proposed (in red).


The Public Facilities designation is meant to ensure and protect the long-term public use of public property. Common uses in the Public Facility District include, but are not limited to parks, trails, public schools, city buildings, city parking lots, and city public utility buildings such as water tanks and power substations. Additionally, changing the designation makes it simpler for both City Staff and residents to identify these facilities on the zoning map.


The Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing on this item in-person on September 23rd at 7 pm at City Hall.


If you would like to leave an official public comment, please do so below.


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This received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission

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It appears that there is a dearth of family parks south of 2100 N between the Jordan River and State Street. Does that happen to be the area I live in? Why, yes it does! :) And we can't really call our little red retention basins family parks, no matter how hard we try. Let's face it. Those are retention basins. Like all areas of Lehi, this area is growing fast, and I don't see any planning for nice parks out this way. Can't we set aside some land for something nice out here? I'm just one home owner. But there's my 2 cents. I've done my civic duty for the day!

sjez over 3 years ago
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