Council tables Data Center zoning, 5–0

Table Ordinance 7.3 (Data Center Zoning)

5 yes, 0 no

Landon Tooke (yes), Kevin Oyler (yes), Jesse Cardon (yes), Shane Marshall (yes), Stacy Beck (yes)

Parking Requirements for Detached ADUs

5 yes, 0 no

Landon Tooke (yes), Kevin Oyler (yes), Jesse Cardon (yes), Shane Marshall (yes), Stacy Beck (yes)

Zoning Map Amendment (400 North Spanish Fork Parkway)

5 yes, 0 no

Shane Marshall (yes), Stacy Beck (yes), Kevin Oyler (yes), Jesse Cardon (yes), Landon Tooke (yes)

Interlocal Agreement with Mapleton City

5 yes, 0 no

Shane Marshall (yes), Stacy Beck (yes), Kevin Oyler (yes), Jesse Cardon (yes), Landon Tooke (yes)

Consent Agenda Approval

5 yes, 0 no

874 West Arrowhead Trail General Plan Amendment

874 West Arrowhead Trail

Request to change the land use designation to High Density Residential and Commercial.

Discussed — no decision yet

South Valley Village Zone Change

2400 North Canyon Creek Parkway

Request to rezone land to allow for the South Valley Village development.

Discussed — no decision yet

South Valley Village (666 units)

2400 North Canyon Creek Parkway

A proposal for a 233-unit multi-family residential subdivision.

Discussed — no decision yet

Wheeler Machinery Directional Signage

Not specified

A proposed ordinance to amend Title 15 to allow data centers with on-site power generation.

still continued

Hollow Acres Zoning Amendment

400 North Spanish Fork Parkway

A request to rezone a portion of the property from RR and R1-12 to C2 for commercial development.

approved (5-0) · still approved

zoning regulation

The city is considering new rules for data centers that generate their own power. Residents are worried about noise, water, and environmental impacts.

What it means: The city and school district would benefit from increased tax revenue, and the developer would gain a site for their facility.

traffic infrastructure

Residents want the city to ensure road improvements are completed all at once to avoid safety issues and traffic congestion.

What it means: Commuters and local residents will benefit from safer, more complete road infrastructure.

General Plan Growth Management

A massive new housing project is being proposed that would add nearly 900 units to the city. This will significantly change the density and character of the area near Canyon Creek Parkway.

What it means: Future residents seeking multi-family housing options in Spanish Fork.