Provo, UT

Neighborhood Districts

Planning Commission Administrative Hearings

The Provo City Planning Commission will hold an administrative hearing on September 2, 2026, to discuss a single delegated application: a request by Trent Hatch for Project Plan approval for a two-unit residential development in the Low Density Residential (LDR) Zone at 909 W 1160 N, in the Rivergrove Neighborhood. The public is invited to attend or comment. This is a routine administrative item, not a major policy decision.

• Project Plan approval for two-unit residential development at 909 W 1160 N (LDR Zone)
• Public hearing at Provo Peak Conference Room, 445 West Center Street, Provo
• Comments accepted via email before 3:00 PM on hearing day
• Appeals to Board of Adjustment within 14 days of decision

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

The Provo Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 26, 2026, to consider 12 items, including conditional use permits, project plans, ordinance amendments, zone changes, and variances. Several items require final approval by the Provo Municipal Council on September 22, 2026. The most consequential item is BYU's proposal to redevelop Wymount Terrace apartments, increasing housing units from 354 to 456.

• BYU requests conditional use permit for parking reduction at Wymount Terrace (150 Wymount Terrace)
• BYU project plan to replace 354 units with 456 units at Wymount Apartments
• Ordinance text amendment to Provo City Code 15.03.200 for street access standards (citywide)
• Ordinance text amendment to Provo City Code 14.38.085 for monument sign heights in North University Avenue Riverbottoms Design Corridor
• Zone map amendment for 5.06 acres at 1878 N Geneva Road from R1.20 to SDP4 (Lakeview Fields Overlay)

City Council Meetings

City Council Meetings

The Provo Municipal Council will hold a regular meeting on August 25, 2026, to consider one action item. The primary decision is the adoption of an ordinance regarding outdoor lighting standards. The agenda also includes a ceremony recognizing the Provo City Employee of the Month from the Library department.

• Ordinance regarding outdoor lighting standards (26-049)
• Ceremony recognizing Provo City Employee of the Month: Library (26-007)

Landmarks Commission

The Provo City Landmarks Commission will hold a public hearing to consider two Certificates of Appropriateness. The main item is a request to convert the historic Snow House at 237 E Center Street into a restaurant, which involves seismic upgrades, repainting, adding an ADA ramp, and demolishing two outbuildings. The second item is a request to modify or restore a historic sign at 286 W Center Street. The commission will also elect a chair.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for restaurant conversion of 1887 Snow House at 237 E Center St, including demolition of two outbuildings and removal of rear chimneys
• Repainting of Snow House exterior from red/black/white to green and cream (Benjamin Moore Louisberg Green HC-113 and Mayonnaise 2152-70)
• New ADA ramp and stair at front of Snow House, plus two trellises for outdoor dining
• Certificate of Appropriateness for modification/restoration of historic sign at 286 W Center St
• Election of Landmarks Commission Chair

Planning Commission

The Provo City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM to discuss and vote on eight development-related items. These include zone map amendments, concept plan approvals, ordinance text amendments, and a variance request. The meeting is preceded by a study session at 5:00 PM. Decisions on unmarked items may be appealed to the Board of Adjustment within 14 days.

• Ordinance Text Amendment to add Provo River Design Corridor standards (citywide)
• Zone Map Amendment from R1,6 to LDR Zone for 33-unit townhome development at 2000 N Canyon Road
• Concept Plan approval for 33-unit townhome development at 2000 N Canyon Road
• Zone Map Amendment from CG to MU Zone for mixed-use development with 18 townhomes and commercial space at 113/191 N Geneva Road
• Variance to allow grading and building on slopes ≥30% at 1065 E Hillside Circle

The Provo Planning Commission recommended approval of a complete rewrite of the city's zoning code (Title 14) and new Provo River Design Corridor standards, both of which will go to the Municipal Council for final action. The commission also recommended denial of a rezoning and concept plan for a 33-unit townhome development at 2000 N Canyon Road, and recommended approval of a mixed-use rezone and concept plan at 113/191 N Geneva Road. A project plan for a 7-unit flex office development at 1722 W 820 North was approved with conditions.

• Recommended approval of new Provo River Design Corridor standards (6-0)
• Recommended approval of complete rewrite of Title 14 Zoning Code (6-0)
• Recommended denial of LDR rezoning for 33-unit townhome development at 2000 N Canyon Rd (4-2)
• Denied concept plan for 33-unit townhome development at 2000 N Canyon Rd (4-2)
• Recommended approval of MU rezoning for mixed-use development at 113/191 N Geneva Rd (6-0)
• Approved concept plan for mixed-use development at 113/191 N Geneva Rd (4-2)
• Approved project plan for 7-unit flex office development at 1722 W 820 North with conditions (6-0)

City Council Meetings

The Provo Municipal Council will hold a regular meeting with a public comment period and action items including resolutions and ordinances. Key items include authorizing participation and interlocal agreements for the Lakeview Parkway Community Reinvestment Area, several zone map amendments, an urban deer control plan, and an ADA transition plan. The agenda also includes a public hearing on a HOME-ARP allocation plan amendment.

• Resolution authorizing participation agreement for Lakeview Parkway Community Reinvestment Area (26-047)
• Ordinance amending zone map at 313 E 200 N from RC to HDR (PLRZ20250330)
• Ordinance amending zone map at 3657 S Sierra Vista Way from PIC to MDR and CG (PLRZ20260006)
• Resolution approving interlocal agreement with Springville City for Springville Rising development (26-062)
• Resolution approving $14,171.11 appropriation for Day's Market sales tax increment payment (26-036)

City Council Meetings

The Provo Municipal Council will hold a work meeting to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a request from the Taylor Terrace Homeowners Association for city acceptance and financial assistance for its private water system, outdoor lighting standards, and a resolution adopting an ADA transition plan. The council will also consider appropriating $14,171.11 for a sales tax increment payment to Day's Market, multiple zone map amendments, an interlocal agreement with Springville City, and a discussion about the Vesper Amphitheater. The Redevelopment Agency Governing Board will consider a participation agreement for the Lakeview Parkway Community Reinvestment Area. The meeting may close for a strategy session on litigation or real property matters.

• Discussion on Taylor Terrace HOA request for city acceptance and financial assistance for private water system (26-061)
• Resolution appropriating $14,171.11 for contractual sales tax increment payment to Day's Market (26-036)
• Zone change at 1804 North Geneva Road from one-family residential to specific development plan - Lakeview Fields (PLRZ20260092)
• Zone change at 313 E 200 N from residential conservation to high density residential (PLRZ20250330)
• Interlocal agreement with Springville City to share net benefits from Springville Rising development (26-062)

Neighborhood Districts

The East District meeting will cover traffic study updates and emergency home repair grants. The body will review two proposed zone changes for residential developments and a neighborhood boundary change request.

• Proposed zone change from RC to MDR for 7-unit townhomes at 908 East 1060 South
• Proposed zone change from RC to CR for 142-unit apartments at 910 North 900 East
• Traffic study updates for 300 South and crosswalks at Provost and Spring Creek Elementary
• Proposed boundary change to move part of the Joaquin Neighborhood into the Foothills Neighborhood
• Update on the Clyde mixed-use project along the Provo/Springville border

The East District approved up to $7,500 from matching grant funds for ADA ramp installation at the 960 South 1150 East crosswalk, with the city covering the other ramp. Traffic studies identified several crosswalk upgrades and a proposed zone change for a 7-unit townhome development was presented. No formal votes were taken on the zone changes or other items.

• Approved up to $7,500 for ADA ramp installation at 960 South 1150 East crosswalk (unanimous)
• Crosswalk at 960 South 1150 East to be designated as school crosswalk after ADA ramps installed
• Two crosswalks at Utah Avenue (450-460 South) to be repainted as school crosswalks; third converted to parallel-bar pedestrian crosswalk
• Crosswalk at Oregon Avenue and Nevada Avenue to be repainted as school crosswalk
• Crosswalks at Slate Canyon and Nevada Avenue to be converted to standard pedestrian crosswalks if student counts remain below threshold
• Speed limit sign on 300 South relocated from 1098 East to 1034 East
• RAP Tax award of $2,450 for murals on Slate Canyon culverts reported; no vote required

Planning Commission Administrative Hearings

The Provo City Planning Commission will hold an administrative hearing to review a delegated application. The body will consider a project plan for a specific demolition and rebuild project.

• Project Plan approval for demolition and rebuild of a seminary building at 850 East 3650 North

The Provo City Planning Commission's Administrative Hearing Officer approved the Project Plan for the demolition and rebuild of a seminary building at 850 East 3650 North. The approval was based on the project meeting all city standards, with no conditions required. The new building will have seven classrooms and an administrative office, with parking provided on-site and on an adjacent lot.

• Approved Project Plan for seminary building demolition and rebuild at 850 East 3650 North (no conditions)
• Approved occupancy for Standard Land Use Code 6910 (Religious Activities)
• Approved parking plan: 59 total stalls required, 12 on-site, remainder on adjacent property

Neighborhood Districts

The North District neighborhood meeting will discuss traffic study results, a police update, and new state law on detached ADUs. Planning items include proposed zone changes for residential development and sign height regulations, a lot line adjustment, and an update on the Vesper Amphitheater. The meeting will also consider a matching grant request for a solar radar speed sign.

• Results of traffic studies on Bannock, Cherokee, and 3700 North
• Proposed zone change from A1.40 to RA for 5 lots at 4505 North Canyon Road
• Proposed amendment to height regulations for monument signs in North University Avenue Riverbottoms Design Corridor
• Proposed zone change from R1.10 to R1.7 for lot line adjustment at 3998 North 300 West
• Matching grant request for a solar radar speed sign at 555 East 2950 North

The North District Board approved a $3,186 Matching Grant for a solar radar 'Your Speed' sign at 555 East 2950 North in the Edgemont Neighborhood. Traffic studies and proposed zone changes were discussed but no formal action was taken on them. The Vesper Amphitheater application will proceed to the City Council after the Planning Commission recommended denial.

• Approved $3,186 Matching Grant for solar radar speed sign (majority vote)
• Removed school crosswalk designation at 3700 North, converted to standard pedestrian crosswalk
• Submitted work orders for yield signs on Mohawk and Mohican, stop sign on Cherokee
• Submitted work order for two curve warning signs on Bannock Drive

City Council Meetings

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a request to close the meeting. The closed session is intended for discussions regarding litigation, real property transactions, or individual character and health.

• Closed meeting to discuss pending or imminent litigation
• Closed meeting to discuss purchase, sale, exchange, or lease of real property
• Closed meeting to discuss character, professional competence, or health of an individual

The Provo Municipal Council held a work meeting on July 22, 2026, with all seven councilors present. The only substantive action was a unanimous 7-0 vote to enter a closed meeting to discuss the character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of an individual, as permitted by Utah Code § 52-4-205(1)(a). No other decisions were made during the open portion of the meeting.

• Approved motion to close meeting for individual discussion (7-0)

Board of Adjustment

The agenda for this meeting consists of a single item that has been cancelled. No other business is listed for decision or discussion.

• Cancelled: Appeal by Kyle Owen regarding legal use of property at 719 W 500 N

Landmarks Commission

The Provo City Landmarks Commission will hold a study session to review the 2026 Home Tour and discuss future activities. The meeting will also include the election of a new Chair and Vice Chair. The session is open to the public but will not include formal presentations or actions.

• Review of 2026 Home Tour
• Discussion of future commission activities
• Election of new Chair and Vice Chair

City Council Meetings

The Council will review resolutions regarding HOME-ARP allocations and a storm drain project with Orem City. Members will also discuss proposed code amendments for parking requirements, tow truck parking, and accessory dwelling units.

• Interlocal agreement with Orem City for the Orem 2000 S storm drain project
• Ordinance requiring board and commission members to be Provo residents
• Ordinance vacating a section of 1600 West to deed back to property owners
• Proposed text amendment for tow truck parking in residential zones and public streets
• Proposed amendments to Provo City Code Section 14.37.050 regarding parking requirement reductions

The Provo City Council held a work meeting with presentations from MAG and Intermountain Health Care, and discussed several proposed ordinances. The Council passed a motion supporting the current master transportation plan (6-1), and advanced amendments to the zoning code regarding parking requirement reductions (6-1) to a future night meeting. The Council also reached consensus to incorporate a weight threshold update into a broader code rewrite and to not advance a tow truck parking exception, and to forward proposed external ADU amendments to the zoning code rewrite.

• Approved motion supporting current master transportation plan and MAG projects (6-1)
• Advanced parking requirement reduction amendments to a Council night meeting (6-1)
• Reached consensus to not advance tow truck parking exception; weight threshold update to be in code rewrite
• Reached consensus to forward external ADU amendments to zoning code rewrite
• Approved minutes from four prior meetings by unanimous consent

City Council Meetings

The Provo Redevelopment Agency Governing Board will vote on an ordinance to vacate a portion of 1600 West and return it to adjacent property owners. It will also adopt resolutions reviewing the 2025 Municipal Wastewater Planning Program survey and approving Level II fire restrictions in the city watershed. Several zone map amendment requests will be considered, including changes for Tuscanel Townhomes, a two‑family dwelling, and a large commercial development at 6622 N Hwy 189. The board will also consider interlocal agreements with the City of Provo.

• Ordinance vacating a section of 1600 West to deed back to adjoining property owners (PLSV20250636)
• Resolution attesting to review of the Municipal Wastewater Planning Program survey for calendar year 2025 (26-051)
• Resolution approving Level II fire restrictions within the Provo City watershed (26-048)
• Zone Map Amendment request by Tuscanel Townhomes LLC to change from Residential Conservation to High Density Residential for a 12‑unit townhome project
• General Plan Map Amendment request by Bryan Bayles to rezone approximately 100.7 acres at 6622 N Hwy 189 from Agricultural to Commercial

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a concept plan and rezoning for a 12-unit townhome project and a mixed-use development. The body will also continue its review of the Title 14 rewrite for Chapters 13-23.

• Concept plan and rezoning from RC to HDR for 12 townhomes at 313 E 200 N
• General Plan Map amendment from Industrial to Mixed-Use for 21.6 acres at 3657 S Sierra Vista Way
• Zone Map Amendment from PIC to MDR and CG Zones for 21.6 acres at 3657 S Sierra Vista Way
• Concept plan for 90 condos, 168 townhomes, and 10,000 sq. ft. of commercial space at 3657 S Sierra Vista Way
• Continued review of Title 14 rewrite, Chapters 13-23

The Provo Planning Commission held a public hearing on July 8, 2026 for two items submitted by Tuscanel Townhomes LLC. Both items concern a 12‑unit townhome project at 313 E 200 N in the Joaquin Neighborhood, requesting a concept plan approval and a zone map amendment from Residential Conservation to High Density Residential. Staff presented analyses and neighborhood feedback, but the minutes do not record any vote or final decision on either item.

Parks and Recreation Board

The Provo Parks and Recreation Board will approve the May 21, 2026 meeting minutes, discuss a recreation center membership scholarship, receive an update on the Fort Utah project, conduct the director's review, and consider possible future discussion topics.

• Approval of May 21, 2026 meeting minutes
• Recreation Center Membership Scholarship discussion
• Fort Utah Project update
• Director’s review
• Possible future discussion topics

Arts Council

The Arts Council Board will meet to discuss grant applications for the library and the FY27 RAP Arts program. The board will also review minutes from the May 27, 2026 meeting.

• Library Arts Grant Application
• Finalization of FY27 RAP Arts Grant Applications

Planning Commission

The Provo Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to approve a Zone Map Amendment that changes the 10.81‑acre parcel at 1804 N Geneva Road from R1.20 (single‑family residential) to SDP4 (Lakeview Fields) to allow a 33‑lot single‑family subdivision. The agenda also includes three items for a 100.7‑acre site at 6622 N Hwy 189 in the North Timpview Neighborhood: a General Plan Map Amendment to reclassify the land to Commercial, a Zone Map Amendment to rezone it to SC3 (Regional Shopping Center), and a Concept Plan approval for the same development. A study session will precede the public hearing.

• Item 1 – Zone Map Amendment: R1.20 to SDP4 for 33‑lot subdivision at 1804 N Geneva Rd (10.81 acres)
• Item 2 – General Plan Map Amendment: change 100.7 acres at 6622 N Hwy 189 from Agricultural and Open Space to Commercial
• Item 3 – Zone Map Amendment: rezone the same 100.7‑acre parcel to SC3 (Regional Shopping Center)
• Item 4 – Concept Plan approval for the entertainment and hospitality development at 6622 N Hwy 189
• Study Session at 5:00 PM before the public hearing

The June 24, 2026 Planning Commission hearing discussed a zone map amendment request for 1804 N. Geneva Road. Staff presented findings that the proposal complies with the General Plan. No vote or formal decision was recorded in the minutes.

City Council Meetings

The Provo City Council will vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including the adoption of the city’s FY 2026‑27 budget and budgets for the Redevelopment Agency and Stormwater Service District. It will also consider updates to the General Plan, solid waste and parking regulations, and a rezoning of property at 5450 N Canyon Road. Public hearings will be held on utility transfers and FY27 management salary increases.

• Resolution adopting the FY 2026‑27 city budget of $316,081,674 (26-001)
• Resolution adopting the FY 2026‑27 Redevelopment Agency budget of $2,086,500 (26-001)
• Resolution adopting the FY 2026‑27 Stormwater Service District budget of $7,291,034 (26-001)
• Ordinance rezoning 5450 N Canyon Road to A1.1CHPD, R1.20CHPD, and RACHPD zones (PLRZ20260115)
• Ordinance amending the General Plan to add the Storm Drain Master Plan (PLGPA20260193)

City Council Meetings

The Provo City Council will consider several ordinances amending the General Plan, including adding a Storm Drain Master Plan and updating the Wastewater Collection Master Plan. It will also consider ordinances amending requirements for the Agricultural Protection Area and parking standards for specific uses and locations. A rezoning of the property at 5450 N Canyon Road from A1.5CH and OSPR to A1.1CHPD, R1.20CHPD, and RACHPD zones is on the agenda, along with resolutions on the municipal wastewater planning program review, public‑safety officer contributions, and an urban deer control plan. A closed session may be held to discuss pending litigation or real‑property matters.

• Ordinance amending the General Plan to add the Storm Drain Master Plan (PLGPA20260193)
• Ordinance amending the General Plan to update the Wastewater Collection Master Plan (PLGPA20260191)
• Ordinance amending Provo City Code for Agricultural Protection Area requirements (PLOTA20260120)
• Ordinance amending Provo City parking standards for specific uses and locations (PLOTA20260080)
• Ordinance rezoning 5450 N Canyon Road to A1.1CHPD, R1.20CHPD, and RACHPD zones (PLRZ20260115)

The Provo City Council held a work meeting on June 23, 2026, and took one formal action: approving the pickup of required URS member contributions on behalf of Tier II public safety officers and firefighters (7-0). All other agenda items were discussions or presentations, with several scheduled for formal action at subsequent evening meetings, including the urban deer control plan, storm drain and wastewater master plan amendments, agricultural protection area changes, parking standards, and a rezoning. The council also approved minutes from the June 9 work meeting by unanimous consent and voted to enter a closed session for two items.

• Approved pickup of URS member contributions for Tier II public safety officers and firefighters (7-0)
• Approved minutes of June 9, 2026 work meeting by unanimous consent
• Voted to close meeting for two items (7-0)
• Discussed urban deer control plan; no formal action, scheduled for evening meeting
• Discussed storm drain master plan amendment; no formal action, scheduled for evening meeting
• Discussed wastewater collection master plan amendment; no formal action, scheduled for evening meeting
• Discussed parking standards amendment; no formal action, continued to evening meeting
• Discussed rezoning at 5450 N Canyon Road; no formal action, scheduled for evening meeting

City Council Meetings

The Provo Municipal Council will meet to approve property tax rates for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. The meeting will be held in Council Chambers and broadcast live online.

• Approval of property tax rates for fiscal year 2026-27
• Regular meeting of the Provo Municipal Council
• Public comment via telephone or internet
• Live broadcast on YouTube and Facebook
• Work Meeting scheduled for June 23, 2026

Neighborhood Districts

The Central District meeting will receive updates on two proposed zone changes: one to allow a legal two‑family dwelling at 256 West 300 South in the Franklin Neighborhood, and another to permit a 12‑unit townhome at 313 East 200 North in the Joaquin Neighborhood. Attendees will also hear a presentation and vote on the Freedom Monument xeriscaping Matching Grant, discuss a traffic study request for 600 East, and consider ideas on ADU setbacks and nuisance‑property assistance.

• Proposed zone change from R1.6 to LDR for 256 West 300 South (legal two‑family dwelling) – Franklin Neighborhood
• Proposed zone change from RC to HDR for 313 East 200 North (12‑unit townhome) – Joaquin Neighborhood
• Freedom Monument xeriscaping Matching Grant presentation and vote
• Traffic Study request on 600 East from 300 South to 500 North
• Idea to modify ADU setbacks in Provo’s central neighborhoods

The board voted to move forward with a matching‑grant xeriscaping project for the Freedom Monument strip, with 31 in favor and 3 opposed. A traffic‑study request for 600 East between 300 South and 500 North was also approved by a 31‑vote majority and sent to the traffic manager for scheduling. The board decided to explore reducing ADU setback requirements, passing the motion 22‑7 and will work with planning staff and the city council.

• Approved Freedom Monument xeriscape grant (31 for, 3 opposed); board will apply for matching grant pending owner permission and City Council Executive Director approval
• Approved traffic study request for 600 East between 300 South and 500 North (31 for); forwarded to Traffic Manager Vern Keeslar for scheduling
• Approved district to explore reducing ADU setback requirements (22 for, 7 opposed); board will engage planning staff and city council
• No decision on rezoning 256 West 300 South; application remains on hold pending applicant revisions
• No decision on rezoning 313 East 200 North; item scheduled for Planning Commission hearing July 8 and City Council hearing in August

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review a request to reduce the side yard setback from 10 feet to 5 feet for a structure built without a permit. The board will also elect a new Chair and Vice Chair.

• Variance request for a 1,100 SF structure at 2082 S Mountain Vista Ln to reduce side yard requirement from 10' to 5'
• Election of new Chair and Vice Chair

The Board discussed a variance request for 2082 S Mountain Vista Ln and an election of a new Chair and Vice Chair, but the minutes do not record any approvals, denials, or vote tallies. No motions were documented as adopted or rejected.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission public hearing will consider a street vacation request for a 0.13‑acre section of 1600 West Street between 672‑674 South. It will also review several zoning and development proposals, including a zone map amendment to allow a two‑family dwelling at 256 W 300 S, a concept plan for that same property, a 26‑unit townhome project at 88 West 500 North, and a General Plan map amendment for 100.7 acres at 6622 N Hwy 189. The Commission will make recommendations to the City Council on these items.

• Street Vacation for 0.13 acre of 1600 West Street between 672‑674 South (Item 1)
• Zone Map Amendment from R1.6 to LDR for 256 W 300 S to permit a two‑family dwelling (Item 2)
• Concept Plan approval to convert the single‑family home with ADU at 256 W 300 S into a two‑family dwelling (Item 3)
• Project Plan approval for a 26‑unit townhome development at approx. 88 W 500 N in the DT1 zone (Item 4)
• General Plan Map Amendment for ~100.7 acres from Agricultural/Open Space to Commercial at 6622 N Hwy 189 (Item 5)

The June 10, 2026 Planning Commission hearing presented several applications, including a street‑vacation for 1600 West Street and zone‑map amendments for properties on 256 W 300 S and other sites. The minutes contain staff reports and descriptions of the proposals but do not include any motions, vote tallies, or final approvals or denials. Consequently, no substantive decisions were documented in the record.

City Council Meetings

The Provo Municipal Council will discuss water rate increases, the FY27 budget, and zoning changes including a proposed floodplain ordinance and a rezoning on Canyon Road. The Redevelopment Agency will also review an economic development incentive for the Lakeview Walmart project.

• Presentation on FY27 water rate increases
• Ordinance amending floodplain management standards
• Ordinance amending zoning for 5568 N Canyon Road
• Resolution adopting state-approved Wildland Urban Interface map
• Discussion on proposed changes to FY27 Provo City budget

The council voted to adopt the state‑approved Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) map (item 26-045). The council also directed staff to advance five proposed amendments to the external accessory dwelling unit (ADU) regulations, applying the new standards to newly mandated areas and existing ADU zones. No formal action was taken on the floodplain management ordinance, which will continue toward adoption.

• Approved adoption of state‑approved Wildland Urban Interface map (26-045)
• Directed staff to move forward with five proposed external ADU amendments

City Council Meetings

The Provo City Council will discuss the FY27 city budget, consider a resolution to place 5.079 acres near Epic Sports Park on the surplus property list, and vote on a property tax rate resolution for the fiscal year July 1 2026‑June 30 2027. Ordinances to rezone 5568 N Canyon Road and to update floodplain management standards will also be considered.

• Resolution to place 5.079 acres south of Epic Sports Park on Lakeview Parkway on the surplus property list (item 2).
• Ordinance amending the zone map for 5568 N Canyon Road from medium density residential to Arbors on the Avenue (PRO‑A10) zone (item 3).
• Ordinance amending Provo City Code on floodplain management and development standards (item 4).
• Public hearing on the FY27 Provo City budget (item 5).
• Resolution approving property tax rates for the fiscal year July 1 2026‑June 30 2027 (item 6).

Planning Commission Administrative Hearings

The Provo Planning Commission will hold an administrative hearing on June 3, 2026 to consider Diego Sanchez’s request for a Conditional Use Permit to operate a used‑car sales business in the General Commercial (CG) zone at 736 W Columbia Lane. Staff report finds the proposal complies with city code on parking, traffic, and municipal services, and recommends approval with a condition limiting paint work to a certified booth. The hearing officer may approve, deny, or continue the case based on the discussion and any public comments.

• Conditional Use Permit request for used‑car sales at 736 W Columbia Lane (parcel 19:061:0089, approx. 0.36 acre)
• Staff analysis cites compliance with PCC 14.02.040 and parking requirement of five off‑street spaces
• Proposed condition: no painting except in a certified paint booth

The Planning Commission, via Administrative Hearing Officer Jessica Dahneke, approved a Conditional Use Permit for a used‑car dealership at 736 W Columbia Lane, adding the condition that no painting may occur except in a certified paint booth. The approval includes occupancy under Standard Land Use Code 5511 and five parking stalls, exceeding the three required. No members of the public or the applicant attended the hearing.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for used‑car sales at 736 W Columbia Lane (condition: no painting except in certified paint booth)
• Approved occupancy under Standard Land Use Code 5511
• Approved provision of 5 parking stalls (required 3)
• Coordinator Review Committee gave application approval
• Neighborhood District Chair determined a neighborhood meeting was not required

Neighborhood Districts

The Northwest District meeting will cover updates on several local projects, including a zoning change on Carterville Road. Residents will hear about public works projects, an ADA sidewalk ramp, a bridge update, and a bike/walk path plan. The agenda also includes a tutorial on the SeeClickFix app and emergency preparedness recap.

• Carterville Road zoning change update (Amanda)
• ADA sidewalk ramp at 500 N and 800 W (Eric)
• 800/820 N bridge update (Jocelyn)
• Bike/walk path connecting 1500 W Provo and 2000 S Orem (Steven)
• Public Works projects in the Northwest District (Public Works Staff)

The Northwest District board reported that Public Works approved the ADA sidewalk ramp project at 500 North and 800 West, with existing funds rolled over to cover the work. The city also began the quiet‑claim process for the Brickyard neighborhood alley to address ongoing trespassing and encampments. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved ADA sidewalk ramp project at 500 N & 800 W (funding rolled over)
• Initiated quiet‑claim process for Brickyard alley to address trespassing

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to recommend adoption of two General Plan amendments: one updating the Wastewater Collection Master Plan and another adopting the Storm Drain Master Plan with an impact fee facility plan. It will also review a rezoning request for 26 new residential units in the MDR zone at 258 West 200 North, and consider two ordinance text amendments affecting bus rapid transit station parking and agriculture protection area requirements. The meeting includes the election of a new chair and vice chair.

• General Plan amendment to update the Wastewater Collection Master Plan (citywide)
• Adoption of the Storm Drain Master Plan and associated Impact Fee Facility Plan (citywide)
• Project plan approval for 26 residential units in the MDR zone at 258 West 200 North
• Ordinance text amendment to Provo City Code 14.37 for parking near BRT stations
• Ordinance text amendment to Provo City Code 15.24.030 for agriculture protection area requirements

The May 27, 2026 Planning Commission hearing reviewed two General Plan amendment requests—one to update the Wastewater Collection Master Plan and another to adopt the Storm Drain Master Plan. Staff reports found each proposal met required standards, but the minutes do not record any motions, votes, approvals, denials, or referrals. No substantive decisions were documented.