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Provo City

Provo City · week of October 10, 2026

Planning Commission rejects Cole West Concept Plan (908 E 1060 S), 0–6

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What changed in Provo City

Development activity

  • 908 East 1060 South Townhomes

    908 East 1060 South

    A zone map amendment from RC to MDR and concept plan for a seven-unit townhome project.

    denied (5-1) · still denied

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  • Sierra Vista Way Flex Warehouse

    3100 S Sierra Vista Way

    A 130,000-square-foot flex warehouse development in the PIC zone with a parking reduction request.

    approved (6-0) · still approved

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  • Nelson Townhomes at 152 E 500 S

    152 E 500 S

    A zone map amendment and concept plan for a four-unit townhome development in the Maeser neighborhood.

    approved (6-0) · still approved

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  • Provo River Design Corridor

    Citywide

    An ordinance text amendment to Title 14.30 to update ADU regulations in accordance with State Code.

    still pending

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  • 1870 South 500 West Townhomes

    1870 South 500 West

    Zone map amendment from RC to LDR and concept plan approval for a 4-unit townhome development.

    still pending

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Also discussed

  • Maeser Neighborhood Townhome Development

    Neighbors pushed back against a proposed seven-unit three-story townhome development on 1060 South, pointing out that narrow streets and tall buildings threaten neighborhood character and parking availability.

    What it means: The developer and future buyers looking for attainable housing options.

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  • Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Regulations

    Provo is updating its local code to match new state laws regarding external ADUs, parking, and building standards. These changes will make it easier for homeowners on larger lots to build detached units while adding local protections for privacy and setbacks.

    What it means: Homeowners seeking to build external ADUs and tenants looking for additional housing options.

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  • Spring Creek Neighborhood Townhome and Warehouse Projects

    Spring Creek is facing two distinct proposals: a seven-unit townhome development and a new flex warehouse in an industrial commercial zone.

    What it means: Business operators needing commercial space and new townhome buyers.

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