Springville City · week of August 23, 2026
3 developments and 3 issues moved in Springville City
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Development activity
Springville Rising Historic Residential Re-use
A proposal to add 'historic residential reuse' as a conditional use in the R15 zone and historic overlay.
pending → under-review
Track this project →Lakeside Landing District Overlay Amendment
West of I-15
Amendments to the district overlay zone and pattern book to allow for more single-family attached housing.
still under-review
Track this project →Lakeside Landing Special District Amendments
Proposed changes to the Lakeside Landing Special District Overlay and Pattern Book.
still pending
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Also discussed
urban development
The city is working with developers to update the rules for the Lakeside Landing area to better match what people are actually building today, like townhomes, while still trying to keep the neighborhood diverse.
What it means: Developers and future residents of the Lakeside Landing district.
Raised 2 times this week
Follow this issue →zoning ordinance
This proposal could allow historic homes to be used for businesses. It's a balance between preserving history and allowing property owners more flexibility.
What it means: Owners of historic homes who want to use their property for business purposes.
Follow this issue →General Plan Update
The city is looking at ways to help owners of historic homes keep them in good shape by allowing limited commercial uses, like small events. The goal is to save these buildings without turning neighborhoods into busy commercial areas.
What it means: Owners of historic homes and the community through the preservation of local history.
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What's coming, and the deadline
City Council · Tuesday, September 1
Read the agenda →Planning Commission · Tuesday, September 8
- Amendment to Springville Code 11-5a-101, Westfields Central New Neighborhood Plan
Published by OpenUtah. 2 meetings covered.