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CITY of OREM PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah August 22, 2018 CITY OF OREM PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING 56 North State Street, Orem, Utah August 22, 2018 This meeting may be held electronically to allow a Councilmember to participate. 3:30 PM PRE-MEETING – AGENDA REVIEW, CITY COUNCIL CONFERENCE ROOM, 56 NORTH STATE STREET, OREM, UT 4:30 PM REGULAR SESSION – CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION BY INVITATION 3. 4:30 PM SCHEDULED ITEMS 3.1. The applicant requests preliminary plat approval for The Farm Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. Staff recommends the Planning Commission approve the preliminary plat for The Farm Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. The_Farm_Staff_Report (4).docx Zoning Map.pdf The Farm Plat B.pdf The Farm MailerBack.pdf 3.2. 2018 Orem City General Plan Adoption Send a recommendation to City Council regarding the adoption of the 2018 Orem City General Plan and appendices. Commission_General_Plan_Update_StaffReport_2018.08.22.docx Orem General Plan 2018_2018.08.16.pdf Orem Moderate-Income Housing Study_2018.08.16.pdf 4. 5:00 PM SCHEDULED ITEMS 5. MINUTES REVIEW AND APPROVAL 5.1. August 1, 2018 Planning Commission Minutes Approval 2018-08-01.pcmin DRAFT.docx 1 6. ADJOURN Next meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 5, 2018 THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS. If you need a special accommodation to participate in the City Council Meetings and Study Sessions, please call the City Recorder's Office at least 3 working days prior to the meeting. (Voice 801-229-7000) This agenda is also available on the City's webpage at orem.org 2 2 Agenda Item No: 3.1 Planning Commission Agenda Item Report Meeting Date: August 22, 2018 Submitted by: Kristina Haycock Submitting Department: Development Services Item Type: Site Plan Agenda Section: 4:30 PM Scheduled Items Subject: The applicant requests preliminary plat approval for The Farm Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. Suggested Action: Staff recommends the Planning Commission approve the preliminary plat for The Farm Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. Presenter: Kristina Haycock Background: Potentially Affected Area: Attachments: The_Farm_Staff_Report (4).docx Zoning Map.pdf The Farm Plat B.pdf The Farm MailerBack.pdf 3 Item #: 3.1 Planning Commission Prepared By: August 22, 2018 Kristina Haycock, Planner Applicant: PRELIMINARY PLAT – The applicant requests preliminary plat approval of Bruce Dickerson The Farm Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. NOTICES: REQUEST: ● Posted in 2 public places The applicant requests preliminary plat approval of The Farm Plat B located at ● Posted on City webpage 580 South 200 West in the R8 zone. and City hotline ● Faxed to newspapers ● E-mailed to newspapers BACKGROUND: ● Mailer sent out 8/9/2018 The Farm is a 10-acre development at about 500 South and 170 West. When to properties within 500 completed there will be 60 new lots in the subdivision. Phase 1 was passed by ft the Planning Commission on April 4, 2018 and now the applicant wants to complete the final phase, Phase 2. SITE INFORMATION: RECOMMENDATION: ● General Plan Designation: Low Density The Development Review Committee determined this request complies with Residential the Orem City Code. Staff recommends the Planning Commission approve the ● Current Zone: R8 preliminary plat of The Farm, Plat B located at 580 South 200 West in the R8 ● Acreage: 10.93 zone. ● Neighborhood: Stonewood FINDINGS: The Planning Commission shall find and be satisfied: ● The preliminary plat complies with all applicable City Codes. ACTION: The Planning Commission is the final approving authority regarding the site plan request. 4 The Farm Plat B Subdivision Zoning Map t 173 WESTs 400 SOUTH e W 0 O r e m 350 South R7.5 23 t t s s e e W W t 0 0 s 5 0 e 1 t 1 W s e 0 W 8 2 0 0 2 t 400 South s e W 0 4 1 t s outh e 460 S W 0 t 2 s 3 R8 e W Low Density 0 6 50 Residential 3 0 South uth 500 So 540 South t s e t s W e 0 W 0 1 0 3 3 580 S 560 South outh t s e W 600 South t 0 s 3 e 1 t t W s s 62 t 0 South e e 0 s 0 e W W 3 th 0 0 63 0 Sou W 5 5 0 1 3 0 125 250 500 Feet 0 2 I 5 Legend Selected Parcels Surveyor's Certificate Site Boundary Description Scott Shipley Daniel McKeon Kenneth Carlson Rob Wible Steven Gunnell LDS Church Northstone Subd Stonewood Subd LDS Church Stonewood Subd S 00°21'43" E 227.06' S 00°21'44" E 190.96' Lot 65 Lot 42 Lot 43 8574 SF 10014 SF 8054 SF Vicinity Map Lot 41 500 South (not to scale) 9987 SF S 50°33'53" W 40.79' Lot 64 106.66' W 88°53'10" S 150 West Street Curve Data Table 12350 SF Owner's Dedication The Farm Plat "A" Lot 63 S 89°09'39" E 245.93' Lot 45 Lot 44 32056 SF 9172 SF 8560 SF S 01°06'50" E 564.04' N 00°50'24" E 138.49' 107.00' W 88°53'10" S Lot 59 Lot 60 Lot 46 Lot 53 Acknowledgement S 89°10'17" E 90.63' Lot 52 13275 SF 13558 SF Lot 40 9667 SF 13275 SF 9407 SF 13122 SF Edgar Monterrosa 400 South Street N 00°50'24" E 112.47' Lot 54 Lot 58 Lot 61 Lot 47 Lot 51 11371 SF 11494 SF 11966 SF The Farm Plat "A" 9826 SF 10786 SF 450 South Street John Benson Kenrex Plat "A" Acceptance by the City of Orem N 87°46'58" W 293.11' Richard Benson L = 15.70' Lot 49 Lot 62 R = 30.00' Lot 48 Lot 50 Lot 55 Lot 56 Lot 57 S 89°09'34" E 150.40' 8720 SF NeilChord Johnson = 15.52' 9265 SF 10157 SF 14396 SF Bears = S 74°10'10" E 8732 SF 9310 SF 10347 SF S 37°28'03" W S 00°35'19" E 111.07' 530 South Street 51.84' 480 South Street Planning Commission Approval S 89°09'34" E 73.49' Lot 39 8309 SF 200 West Street Hughs N 00°40'36" W 131.10' Lot 31 Conditions of Approval Lot 38 Lot 37 Lot 36 Lot 35 Lot 34 Lot 33 Lot 32 Lot 30 8798 SF 8798 SF 8309 SF 8480 SF 8480 SF 8480 SF 8408 SF 9858 SF 8798 SF David Young S 89°09'34" E 92.26' S 89°21'01" W 106.00' W 89°21'01" S N 00°38'59" W 785.90' Plat " B " Jerry Denbow Michael May Mark Graham Brian Nish Jim Tessers Linda Keller Robert Horton Brymar Estates Subd Randy Rehrer 500 South Street The Farm Brymar Estates Subd Including a vacation of Wes Farley Amended Plat "A", Subdivision Plat Vacation Notice Subdivision Orem City, Utah County, Utah Scale: 1" = 50 Feet Approved as to Form 6 7 Agenda Item No: 3.2 Planning Commission Agenda Item Report Meeting Date: August 22, 2018 Submitted by: Kirby Snideman Submitting Department: Development Services Item Type: Resolution Agenda Section: 4:30 PM Scheduled Items Subject: 2018 Orem City General Plan Adoption Suggested Action: Send a recommendation to City Council regarding the adoption of the 2018 Orem City General Plan and appendices. Presenter: Kirby Snideman Background: The Development Services department has completed the 2018 Orem City General Plan, which is an update of the 2011 General Plan. This update will bring the General Plan into agreement with the master plans that have been completed after 2011. The 2018 Orem City General Plan includes changes to the appendix, as well. Potentially Affected Area: Attachments: Commission_General_Plan_Update_StaffReport_2018.08.22.docx Orem General Plan 2018_2018.08.16.pdf Orem Moderate-Income Housing Study_2018.08.16.pdf 8 Item #: 3.2 Planning Commission Prepared By: August 22, 2018 Kirby Snideman, AICP PUBLIC MEETING – Adopting the 2018 General Plan, which updates the Applicant: 2011 General Plan, bringing the General Plan into alignment with the ten Development Services master plans and neighborhood plans that have been completed since 2011. NOTICES: REQUEST: The Development Services Department requests the Planning ● Posted in 2 public places Commission review and recommend the City Council adopt the 2018 General ● Posted on City webpage Plan, which updates the 2011 General Plan, bringing the General Plan into and City hotline alignment with the 10 master plans and neighborhood plans that have been ● Faxed to newspapers completed since 2011. ● E-mailed to newspapers ● Posted at utah.gov/pmn BACKGROUND: A general plan is a comprehensive long-term plan for the physical development of the city. In a way, it is a “blueprint” for future development of the city. Utah State code (10-9a-4) requires that the City maintain a General Plan and keep it SITE INFORMATION: updated regularly. The last updated of the General Plan was completed in 2011. ● Neighborhood Chair: Since that time, the following master plans and neighborhood plans have been N/A completed: ● General Plan Designation: State Street Corridor Master Plan 2014 N/A Economic Development Strategic Plan 2015 ● Current Zone: N/A Transportation Master Plan 2016 ● Acreage: N/A Parks, recreation, Trails, and Open Space Plan 2017 ● Neighborhoods: Street Connection Master Plan 2017 N/A Neighborhood Plans: o Canyon View, Orchard, & Cascade 2015 ACTION: o Orem North & Sharon Park 2017 The Planning Commission o Northridge, Heatheridge, & Windsor 2017 shall provide a o Aspen & Timpview Neighborhood Plan 2017 recommendation to the City o Geneva Heights, Orem Park, & Suncrest 2018 Council regarding this request.
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