Planning Commission approves General Development Plan for Walker Ridge Townhomes at 3533 South Highway 89, 2–0

General Development Plan for Walker Ridge Townhomes at 3533 South Highway 89

2 yes, 0 no

Ryan Holbrook (yes), Jacob Kapp (yes)

Amendment to City Moderate Income Housing Plan

2 yes, 0 no

Ryan Holbrook (yes), Ron Jorgensen (yes)

Approval of September 8, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes

2 yes, 0 no

Jacob Kapp (yes), Ron Jorgensen (yes)

Amendment to City Code Section 13-6-1 (Planned Unit Developments)

2 yes, 0 no

Ryan Holbrook (yes), Irene Stone (yes)

Conditional Use Permit for a Specialty Fence at 702 South Tanglewood Loop

5 yes, 0 no

Walker Ridge Townhomes

3533 South Highway 89

A request to rezone 1.32 acres from Highway Commercial and RM-7 to Planned District (P) to demolish an existing home and build eight new for-sale townhomes.

approved (5-0) · pending → approved

Specialty Fence - 702 South Tanglewood Loop

702 South Tanglewood Loop

A conditional use permit for a 6-foot decorative metal fence with pillars within the front yard setback of a vacant lot.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Walker Ridge Townhomes Development

An applicant is proposing to build eight new townhomes at 3533 South Highway 89, attaching them to the Gold Mine Acres Subdivision and changing their zoning to a Planned District.

What it means: Future residents of the townhomes and the property developer.

Raised 2 times this week

Rental Housing Development

The city is updating its master plans and zoning rules to give builders incentives when they preserve existing affordable housing.

What it means: Lower-income residents looking for stable housing options in the community.

Raised 2 times this week

Legislative Impacts on Local Land Use and Regulations

The city is updating its housing strategy and looking at code changes that allow smaller lot standards for Planned Unit Developments if they protect existing affordable homes.

What it means: Lower- and middle-income residents seeking housing stability in the city.

Moderate Income Housing Plan & Code Amendments

The city is updating its housing strategy and looking at code changes that allow smaller lot standards for Planned Unit Developments if they protect existing affordable homes.

What it means: Lower- and middle-income residents seeking housing stability in the city.