Provo City · week of September 12, 2026
2 developments and 9 issues moved in Provo City
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Development activity
810 W Columbia Lane Auto Repair
810 W Columbia Lane
Request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow auto repair in a General Commercial zone.
still pending
Track this project →237 E Center Street Restaurant Conversion
237 E Center Street
Proposal for exterior and site changes to a historic home in the Joaquin Neighborhood to operate a restaurant.
still pending
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Also discussed
Historic Home Restoration and Balcony Addition
A historic home in the Joaquin Neighborhood is proposed to be altered for use as a restaurant. The Landmarks Commission will evaluate whether the changes preserve the historic integrity of the property.
What it means: The business owner and patrons seeking new dining options in the Joaquin Neighborhood.
Follow this issue →Auto Repair Shop Conditional Use Permit
A new auto repair business is proposed for the Rivergrove neighborhood. The commission will decide if the location is appropriate for this type of commercial use.
What it means: The applicant and residents seeking local automotive repair services.
Follow this issue →Intersection Safety at 1460 N 1500 W
Recent vehicle crashes on Grandview Hill have prompted an outside traffic study to determine if a four-way stop is warranted.
What it means: Local motorists and neighborhood families crossing the intersection.
Follow this issue →RAP Tax Grant Allocation
The Northwest District has about $15,000 in matching grant funds available to invest in community improvement projects like ADA ramps or skate park upgrades.
What it means: Approximately $15,000 in available district matching funds.
Follow this issue →Historic Home Conversion at 237 E Center Street
A historic home in the Joaquin Neighborhood is proposed to be altered for use as a restaurant. The Landmarks Commission will evaluate whether the changes preserve the historic integrity of the property.
What it means: The business owner and patrons seeking new dining options in the Joaquin Neighborhood.
Follow this issue →Parks and Trails Maintenance
Construction on the final segment of the Provo River Trail near Columbia Lane will shut down the road fully from mid-October through April for utility and trail work.
What it means: Bicyclists and pedestrians gaining a widened 14-foot trail connection.
Follow this issue →Rotary Park and Carterville Park Upgrades
Community members want to address problematic playground equipment, walking paths, and perimeter trees at Rotary Park, alongside playground upgrades at Carterville Park.
What it means: Families and park visitors in the Northwest District.
Follow this issue →Matching Grant Project Selections
The neighborhood is picking projects to pitch for city matching grants, including trail benches, exercise stations, and ADA sidewalk ramps.
What it means: Trail users, pedestrians, and residents needing ADA accessibility improvements.
Follow this issue →Master Plan Updates
The board will review the progress of the city's master plan, which guides future park improvements and recreational services in Provo.
What it means: Provo residents who use local parks, trails, and recreation centers.
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What's coming, and the deadline
Planning Commission · Wednesday, September 23
- Cole West Zone Map Amendment at 910 N 900 E
- Cole West Concept Plan at 910 N 900 E
Published by OpenUtah. 4 meetings covered.