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Salt Lake City Meetings

Planning Commission - 2026-01-14

2h 55m21,341 words
133land usezoningconditional usepublic hearingmotion to approveapproveddensityresidentialcommercialplanned developmentrezonerezoningindustrialsubdivisionannexationmixed useSalt Lake City, UT

Meeting Intelligence Preview

6
Decisions
2
Zoning Changes
5
Market Signals
2
Developments

Meeting Summary

The Planning Commission denied a request to rezone 80 acres at 2669 West 3300 North from AG-2 to M-1A and amend the Northpointe Small Area Plan from natural open space/wetland to light industrial, citing environmental concerns and non-compliance with the recently adopted plan. The commission approved a zoning map amendment at 1073 South Navajo Street from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 with a condition that any units over four must be for-sale housing. Two partial street vacations were also approved.

Key Decisions (6)

Denied

General Plan Amendment at 2669 W 3300 North

The Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation requested to amend the Northpointe Small Area Plan from natural open space/wetland designation to light industrial for approximately 80 acres. The commission denied the request, finding it inconsistent with the careful balancing process of the original Northpointe plan adopted in 2023.

Vote: 7-0 (unanimous)
Denied

Zoning Map Amendment at 2669 W 3300 North

Request to rezone approximately 80 acres from AG-2 (agricultural) to M-1A (light industrial) was denied. The commission found it did not comply with zoning map amendment standard 2h for protection of the environment and was not in compliance with the general plan.

Vote: 7-0 (unanimous)
Approved

Rezoning at 1073 South Navajo Street

Approved zoning map amendment from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 for a 21,000 square foot (approximately half-acre) lot. The applicant plans to preserve the existing single-family home and add for-sale homes behind it. The RMF-30 zone allows various housing types including single-family, two-family, cottage development, row homes, and multifamily with a 30-foot height limit.

Vote: 6-1Conditions: Any additional dwelling units over four must be for-sale housing, to be stipulated in a development agreement
Approved

Conditional Use for Parasocial Club at 910 W 1000 North

Approved conditional use for expansion of the Parasocial Club bar establishment. The updated security and operations plan includes provisions for daily morning trash pickup to address neighbor concerns.

Vote: 7-0 (unanimous)Conditions: Security and operations plan with daily trash pickup requirement
Approved

Partial Street Vacation at 2191 South 2000 East

Approved vacation of approximately 775 square feet of right-of-way between property line and sidewalk for the Rampton property. The area has been fenced since the 1990s and was discovered to be on city property during a fence replacement permit review.

Vote: 7-0 (unanimous)Conditions: Payment of fair market value or agreement on public improvements in lieu of cash payment
Approved

Partial Street Vacation at 2040 West Fortune Road

Approved vacation of Fortune Road from approximately 2040 Fortune Road to the intersection at Wallace Road for Thatcher Chemical Company. The street dead-ends at Thatcher properties and primarily functions as a private drive. Vacation will improve security for the chemical manufacturing facility.

Vote: 6-1Conditions: Street must remain a fire access road with fireproof gate; fire hydrant must be maintained and accessible; utilities require easement

Zoning Changes (2)

R-1/5,000RMF-30Approximately 0.48 acres (21,000 sq ft)
Approved

1073 South Navajo Street

Not specified in transcript

AG-2M-1A (requested)Approximately 80 acres
Denied

2669 West 3300 North

Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation (represented by Scott Bates)

Development Activity (2)

Navajo Street Infill Housing

Developer: Mark Overdavest/Michelle LundbergLocation: 1073 South Navajo StreetType: ResidentialStatus: Approved

Proposed for-sale housing development on 21,000 square foot lot. Plans to preserve existing 850 square foot single-family home and add additional homes behind it. Applicant estimates approximately 7 single-family detached homes could fit on the property with setbacks and fire restrictions.

Scannell Logistics Campus

Developer: Scannell (Chicago-based developer)Location: Adjacent to 2669 W 3300 NorthType: IndustrialStatus: Approved

440-acre planned industrial logistics center zoned BP (Business Park). Includes buildings up to 1 million square feet. Buildings 1 and 3 are already leased and operational; lots 4 and 6 under construction.

Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

The Glendale community has approximately 70% renter occupancy compared to 52% citywide, indicating significant demand for ownership housing opportunities on the west side.

Housing Demand

Real estate broker testified that homes under $350,000 are extremely hard to find in Salt Lake City, particularly on the West Side, compared to $200,000-$250,000 prices when he started 20 years ago.

Commercial Demand

The 440-acre Scannell Logistics campus near the airport is actively developing with multiple buildings already leased and operational, indicating strong industrial/logistics demand.

Sentiment

Strong community opposition to industrial development near Great Salt Lake wetlands, with over 900 petition signatures opposing the Ivory Foundation rezone request.

Infrastructure

City's transportation master plan includes a bypass road through the Scannell development area to draw industrial traffic off 2200 West.