Station 61 and Argyle Substation Zone Map Amendment
Spanish Fork City
Summary
The committee advanced a zone change to transition properties from R-O to Public Facilities, clearing the way for a new city fire station and power substation.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
City capital expenditure for municipal fire and utility infrastructure.
Spanish Fork residents receiving improved emergency response times and utility service.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Spanish Fork City - Planning Commission — May 6, 2026
The city is cleaning up zoning maps to make sure the land for the new Station 61 fire station and expanded power substation is officially zoned as Public Facilities. Commissioners discussed why the city built first and rezoned later to save taxpayer money on project timing.
Spanish Fork City - Development Review Committee — April 1, 2026
The committee advanced a zone change to transition properties from R-O to Public Facilities, clearing the way for a new city fire station and power substation.
Spanish Fork City - Development Review Committee — January 28, 2026
Spanish Fork is moving its power substation to 198 West 100 South to clear up overhead lines and improve local grid capacity. The project requires code changes to allow taller perimeter fencing in public facility zones.
Related development
Station 61/Argyle Substation
Enables the development of essential public safety and utility facilities.
Argyle Substation
Modernizes local electrical infrastructure and improves neighborhood aesthetics by removing overhead power lines.
Station 61 Argyle Subdivision
Ensures the new fire station and substation are properly zoned for their municipal use.
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