2026-07-01 Planning Commission Work Session

The Cottonwood Heights Planning Commission held a work session on July 1, 2026, focusing primarily on land use and subdivision applications. Key procurement-related discussions included the review and approval of a subdivision application for a single-family residential project on the former LDS church property, now owned by Ivory Homes. The project involves subdividing the property into 10 lots with new public infrastructure such as streets, sidewalks, and stormwater detention facilities, all to be constructed at the developer's expense and later maintained by the city or an HOA. The commission discussed traffic impact studies, infrastructure bonding requirements, and zoning setbacks, including proposed amendments to multifamily residential setback requirements to improve land use efficiency. Additionally, updates were provided on the structural analysis of the historic Old Mill property, with demolition considerations pending further engineering assessments. No formal votes on procurement contracts were recorded, but the session included important planning decisions that will influence future development and city infrastructure investments.