Spanish Fork Planning Commission | May 6, 2026

The Spanish Fork City Planning Commission held a meeting on May 6, 2026, where they discussed several zoning and signage-related matters. Key procurement-related topics included a zone change for a new fire station and substation project, which involved rezoning city-owned properties to public facility designation to align with the site plan. The commission recommended approval of this zone change to the city council. Another significant discussion involved a commercial zone change to expand a commercial corner, with considerations about access and lot sizes. The commission also reviewed and recommended approval of two project signage plans: one for the Maverick site requesting an 80-foot tall sign and additional signage beyond standard limits, and another for the Doug Smith Autoplex proposing 50-foot tall signs to improve visibility from I-15. Both signage plans were recommended for approval with conditions, including reducing some monument signs to six feet in height. The meeting included public comments, staff presentations, and motions that passed to forward recommendations to the city council. Additionally, the commission acknowledged a departing staff member and discussed upcoming training and proposals.