Council tables Related Code Item 10.2, 4–1

Adoption of August 5, 2026 Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Meadow Subdivision Plat A Preliminary Plat

0 yes, 0 no

Oak Village Zone Change

0 yes, 0 no

Oak Village Subdivision Preliminary Plat

0 yes, 0 no

Table Related Code Item 10.2

4 yes, 1 no

Landon Tooke (yes), Kevin Oyler (no), Jesse Cardon (yes), Stacy Beck (yes), Shane Marshall (yes)

Table Title 15 Data Center Amendments

4 yes, 1 no

Shane Marshall (yes), Stacy Beck (yes), Kevin Oyler (no), Jesse Cardon (yes), Landon Tooke (yes)

Spanish Fork Youth Theater Separation Agreement

5 yes, 0 no

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

Consent Agenda

0 yes, 0 no

Oak Village Subdivision

100 South Spanish Fork Parkway

A preliminary plat with a Master Planned Development Overlay for 110 single-family residential lots.

approved · tabled → approved

Meadow Subdivision Plat A

1450 North Meadow Lane

A proposal for six single-family residential lots.

approved · still approved

South Valley Village (666 units)

2400 North Canyon Creek Parkway

Request to rezone property to P-F, R-1-12, and R-1-9 with a Master Planned Development Overlay.

approved · still approved

South Valley Village Zone Change

2400 North Canyon Creek Parkway

A zone change request to update multiple properties to P-F, R-1-12, and R-1-9 with a Master Planned Development Overlay.

approved · still approved

traffic management

Residents are worried about increased traffic from the new subdivision, the temple, and the high school. They want safer ways for kids to walk to school, like tunnels or bridges.

What it means: Future residents and the city through improved infrastructure.

Raised 2 times this week

Oak Village Master Planned Development and Zone Change

A major residential development proposal is moving forward, bringing 110 new single-family lots and zoning updates to the area around 100 South Spanish Fork Parkway. This project will shape local housing inventory and neighborhood layouts in that sector of the city.

What it means: Future homebuyers and local developers looking for new single-family housing options.

Raised 2 times this week

Residential Infill Development

A developer wants to build 110 homes near Spanish Fork Parkway. The city needs to decide if the proposed zoning changes fit the area's long-term growth plan.

What it means: Future residents looking for new housing options in Spanish Fork.

General Plan Growth Management

A developer wants to build 110 homes near Spanish Fork Parkway. The city needs to decide if the proposed zoning changes fit the area's long-term growth plan.

What it means: Future residents looking for new housing options in Spanish Fork.