Lehi, STRATA, Gardner Plumb Development Agreement

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This item received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go to City Council on July 23, 2024.

The applicant is seeking review and recommendation of the Lehi Strata Gardner Plumb Development Agreement. This agreement covers an approximately 50-acre parcel located at 2500 West Main Street. The agreement would designate approximately 9 acres to Lehi City for the new Public Works facility and 5.8 acres to Strata. The proposed zoning and General Plan designation would be Public Facility for both the Public Works facility and the Strata Network facility. The proposed zoning and General Plan designation for the remaining 36 acres south of the Public Facility designation would be R-1-15 and VLDR, respectively, to facilitate residential development. A 20-foot public utility easement will serve as the continuation of the Power Line Trail that will be placed south of the Public Facility parcels to provide buffer between the Public Facility parcels and the residential development. A zone change application and general plan amendment application have been filed concurrently with this proposed development agreement to facilitate the construction of a new Public Works facility and Strata Network facility

The applicant is seeking review and recommendation of the Lehi Strata Gardner Plumb Development Agreement. This agreement covers an approximately 50-acre parcel located at 2500 West Main Street. The agreement would designate approximately 9 acres to Lehi City for the new Public Works facility and 5.8 acres to Strata. The proposed zoning and General Plan designation would be Public Facility for both the Public Works facility and the Strata Network facility. The proposed zoning and General Plan designation for the remaining 36 acres south of the Public Facility designation would be R-1-15 and VLDR, respectively, to facilitate residential development. A 20-foot public utility easement will serve as the continuation of the Power Line Trail that will be placed south of the Public Facility parcels to provide buffer between the Public Facility parcels and the residential development. A zone change application and general plan amendment application have been filed concurrently with this proposed development agreement to facilitate the construction of a new Public Works facility and Strata Network facility

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This item received a positive recommendation from the Planning Commission and will go to City Council on July 23, 2024.

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Really appreciate seeing the trails connected to the Jordan Willows trails!! Can we make sure to keep nature mixed in? Excited to see these put in, thanks.

Rach3vb Almost 2 years ago
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More walking trails is definitely a good thing. And I also agree with the first comment, more green spaces and preserving some of the natural habitat of the area would be preferred!

Juli.uli.uli Almost 2 years ago
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I agree with the previous comment - I'm happy to see more walking trails in Lehi, especially those that connect to already-existing one. I'd also like to have more green space included with this plan, to welcome wildlife and preserve some of the natural landscape.

Juli.uli.uli Almost 2 years ago
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I agree with the previous comment - I'm happy to see more walking trails in Lehi, especially those that connect to already-existing one. I'd also like to have more green space included with this plan, to welcome wildlife and preserve some of the natural landscape.

Juli.uli.uli Almost 2 years ago
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I agree with the previous comment - I'm happy to see more walking trails in Lehi, especially those that connect to already-existing one. I'd also like to have more green space included with this plan, to welcome wildlife and preserve some of the natural landscape.

Juli.uli.uli Almost 2 years ago
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I'm glad to see them connected some of the powerline trail to the Jordan Willows trails. I just hope they can have a little nature mixed in with payment and fences. More like reflection of Jordan Willows trails. With a little wild space for trees and wildlife.

DeSor Almost 2 years ago
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