Pleasant Grove Community Development

PG BY THE NUMBERS:

9.2 - Total square miles
38,052 - Population (US Census 2017 estimate)
1850 - First settlement of Pleasant Grove
117 - New single family building permits issued in 2016
6 - multi-family building permits issued in 2016
4th - Rank in size of Utah County cities
116 - Miles of roads in the city
$1,824,787 - Money budgeted in FY 2017 for road repairs (prior to the Citizens Initiative being filed)
40,000 - average monthly circulation at the PG Library
60.48% - PG survey respondents want indoor swimming pool
89.65 - Acres of City maintained parks

Planning Commission Meeting, Thursday, March 30th:

The Planning Commission will consider requests to:

Amend the Pleasant Grove City General Plan Land Use Map for 1.67 acres located at 1783 W 1100 N from the land use designation of Medium Density Residential to Professional / Mixed Use.

Rezone 7.53 acres on properties located at 1783, 1807, 1841, and 1855 West 1100 North from R1-8 (Single Family Residential) to P-O (Professional Office).

Amend the Annexation Declaration Policy Plan to include a 0.574 acre parcel located at 4087 N. Canyon Road into the designated annexation areas of the city.

Adjust the boundaries of Pleasant Grove City and Cedar Hills City by annexing a 0.574 acre parcel located at 4087 N. Canyon Road. The property will be assigned a General Plan land use designation of Very Low Density Residential and a zoning of R-R (Rural Residential).

Rezone approximately 4 acres (the north portion, behind Costume Craze) of property located at approximately 350 West Center Street from Downtown Village Zone – Commercial Subdistrict to Downtown Village Zone – Transitional Subdistrict.

Amend City Code Chapter 10-11E, Downtown Village Zone by combining provisions of Chapter 10-13C, Mixed Use Overlay Zone into the Downtown Village Commercial Subdistrict; and revising and combining the provisions regarding permitted uses, density and various zoning requirements in the Commercial and Transitional Subdistricts.

GENERAL PLAN SURVEY RESULTS

PG City sponsored an online survey in January to assist in determining goals for the update of the City's General Plan. Here are a few of the results of the total 675 submissions:

Most Important Issues Facing PG:
1. Street improvements
2. Utility and service rates
3. Installing missing sidewalks

Highest Ranked City Services:
1. Fire / ambulance
2. Law enforcement
3. Recreation programs

Highest Ranked Need for Expanded Facilities:
1. Indoor swimming pool
2. Library
3. Bike / walking paths

Most Needed Commercial Growth:
1. Restaurants
2. Entertainment
3. Shopping centers

To see all the results, please go to the City's website at: http://www.plgrove.org/community-development-56868/planning

Planning The Planning Division is responsible for reviewing plans, plats, etc. for development projects with the City to ensure conformance to the City Municipal Code. Pleasant Grove City hereby gives notice that the Planning Commission will hold regular meetings on the second and fourth (if needed) Thursday...

ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA TONIGHT (7 PM)

Apply the land-use designation of Low Density Residential to approximately .19 acres of land just recently annexed to Pleasant Grove on property located at approximately 899 East 1190 North

A rezone of approximately .19 acres from an A-1 (Agriculture) Zone to a R1-9 (Single Family Residential) Zone on property located at approximately 899 East 1190 North

A single lot subdivision plat called Don Anderson PG Subdivision on property located at approximately 899 East 1190 North

A 9 lot preliminary subdivision plat called Manila Park Estates Plat A, on property located at 3100 North 900 West

A single lot new commercial subdivision plat called DEVCO Plat B on property located at 1991 West 680 North

A site plan for the Quick Quack Car Wash on property located at 1991 West 680 North

Proposal to amend City Code Section 10-11E-2-9 Downtown Commercial Subdistrict, Building Height to increase the maximum number of stories and height allowed on properties along main Street between 300 S and Center Street up to 5 stories or 68 feet

Proposal to amend Downtown Village Zone by combining provisions of the Mixed Use Overlay Zone into the Downtown Village Commercial Subdistrict; and revising and combining the provisions regarding permitted uses, density and various zoning requirements in the Commercial and Transitional Subdistricts.

Questions? Call us at 801-735-2191.