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Willow Park Church Preliminary Subdivision

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The applicant is asking for approval to create the Willow Park Church subdivision, which will have six lots. Two of these lots will be used for a future LDS stake center and meetinghouse, while the other four will be for homes. The subdivision meets all the zoning requirements, including the required lot size and frontage. There will also be a new road built to connect 2550 West and 1400 North to 1500 North.


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The applicant is asking for approval to create the Willow Park Church subdivision, which will have six lots. Two of these lots will be used for a future LDS stake center and meetinghouse, while the other four will be for homes. The subdivision meets all the zoning requirements, including the required lot size and frontage. There will also be a new road built to connect 2550 West and 1400 North to 1500 North.


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  • Share I would like more information regarding the lot layout, parking, and fence lines. This will most likely affect a large grove of trees that house numerous bird species. As a nearby homeowner the development of this area has produced a large nuisance of bird infestation in many homeowners vents, often breaking new vents to allow for shelter. What is the environmental impact of the removal of these trees? Also, what is the impact of traffic on the neighborhood? I did not see a traffic study completed and cannot tell from the limited plans provided where the traffic will be entering and exiting. on Facebook Share I would like more information regarding the lot layout, parking, and fence lines. This will most likely affect a large grove of trees that house numerous bird species. As a nearby homeowner the development of this area has produced a large nuisance of bird infestation in many homeowners vents, often breaking new vents to allow for shelter. What is the environmental impact of the removal of these trees? Also, what is the impact of traffic on the neighborhood? I did not see a traffic study completed and cannot tell from the limited plans provided where the traffic will be entering and exiting. on Twitter Share I would like more information regarding the lot layout, parking, and fence lines. This will most likely affect a large grove of trees that house numerous bird species. As a nearby homeowner the development of this area has produced a large nuisance of bird infestation in many homeowners vents, often breaking new vents to allow for shelter. What is the environmental impact of the removal of these trees? Also, what is the impact of traffic on the neighborhood? I did not see a traffic study completed and cannot tell from the limited plans provided where the traffic will be entering and exiting. on Linkedin Email I would like more information regarding the lot layout, parking, and fence lines. This will most likely affect a large grove of trees that house numerous bird species. As a nearby homeowner the development of this area has produced a large nuisance of bird infestation in many homeowners vents, often breaking new vents to allow for shelter. What is the environmental impact of the removal of these trees? Also, what is the impact of traffic on the neighborhood? I did not see a traffic study completed and cannot tell from the limited plans provided where the traffic will be entering and exiting. link

    I would like more information regarding the lot layout, parking, and fence lines. This will most likely affect a large grove of trees that house numerous bird species. As a nearby homeowner the development of this area has produced a large nuisance of bird infestation in many homeowners vents, often breaking new vents to allow for shelter. What is the environmental impact of the removal of these trees? Also, what is the impact of traffic on the neighborhood? I did not see a traffic study completed and cannot tell from the limited plans provided where the traffic will be entering and exiting.

    CJones asked about 2 months ago

    This is a preliminary subdivision application that is mainly focused on the legal subdivision of land. The specific layout and parking of each lot has not been determined yet. The applicant will need to apply for a site plan application for each individual lot, and those details will be provided then. A 6-foot sight obscuring fence will be required between any residential and non-residential use, so there will be a 6-foot fence along the perimeter of lots 1 and 2.

     

    The environmental impact of the trees has not been evaluated. City requirements state that only if there is evidence there are state or federally listed endangered or threatened species will the City require an environmental impact study. As there is no evidence saying there are state or federally listed endangered or threatened species, the environmental impact was not studied.

     

    A traffic study was also not conducted for this subdivision. Lots 1 and 2 are expected to a stake center and a meetinghouse, respectively. City code only requires a traffic study to be conducted if there will be an increase in traffic at the morning and evening peak hours (rush hour). As a stake center and meeting house do not generate much traffic during the morning and evening rush hours, it was determined a traffic study was not needed. Lot 1 will have an access to 1500 North, and it will also have a new access to 2550 West. 2550 West will eventually connect to 1400 North and 1500 North.

  • Share Would it be possible to put in the roads before they start the work on the buildings? on Facebook Share Would it be possible to put in the roads before they start the work on the buildings? on Twitter Share Would it be possible to put in the roads before they start the work on the buildings? on Linkedin Email Would it be possible to put in the roads before they start the work on the buildings? link

    Would it be possible to put in the roads before they start the work on the buildings?

    SS asked about 2 months ago

    The only road the developer will construct initially is the first half of 2550 West connecting into 1500 North. The road will end at the southern lot line of Lot 1 to provide access to the church to 1500 North. The developer has stated they are not sure when the rest of the project will develop. This is a preliminary subdivision application, and as such the developer can phase the construction of their development for a later date. At this point in time we can only require they provide road access for the lot they are developing, which is Lot 1.