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Spanish Fork to Hold Hearings for Oak Village Subdivision

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According to an August 21 notice, Spanish Fork City will hold public hearings regarding a proposed zoning change and preliminary plat approval for the Oak Village Subdivision.

Key takeaways

  • Public hearings will be held for the proposed Oak Village Subdivision.
  • The project involves a zoning change for multiple properties to accommodate 110 residential lots.
  • The development is located near 100 South Spanish Fork Parkway.
  • Hearings are scheduled to take place from September 1 through September 16, 2026.

Public hearings are scheduled to be held by the Spanish Fork City Council and Planning Commission regarding the proposed Oak Village Subdivision. The meetings will focus on a review of a request for a preliminary plat approval and a zone change, according to an August 21 notice.

The proposal involves changing the current zoning of several properties from R-R and R-1-12 to R-1-9 and R-1-12, including a Master Planned Development Overlay. This change is intended to accommodate a residential subdivision consisting of 110 lots located at approximately 100 South Spanish Fork Parkway.

Public hearings were scheduled to occur between September 1, 2026, and September 16, 2026. Meetings are located at 40 South Main St. in Spanish Fork.

Supporting documentation regarding this proposal is available on the Spanish Fork City website. Residents requiring special accommodations to participate in meetings can contact the City Manager's Office.

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