The Salt Lake County Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 18, 2026, to address land use applications and discuss upcoming zoning changes. According to a notice published Nov. 3, the session will include a business meeting and a discussion regarding an ordinance amendment project to reorganize Title 19 Zoning.
One land use application on the agenda involves CUP2026-001615, a request by Justin Dahl for conditional use approval. Dahl is seeking to continue keeping and maintaining horses for personal use on a 5.34-acre property located at 8510 West Hi Country Road in the FR-5 zone. Planner Gordon Bennett is the assigned planner for this request.
The commission will also conduct a business meeting to approve the minutes from the Sept. 22 and Oct. 14, 2026, meetings. Additionally, the commission is scheduled to discuss the 2027 Planning Commission Meeting Schedule.
A significant portion of the meeting involves OAM2026-001669, an introduction of an ordinance amendment project intended to reorganize Title 19 Zoning. This project is slated to be discussed by the commission in three phases. During this meeting, planning staff will present an overview of the entire project, followed by a work session for phase 3. This phase includes chapters regarding Title, Purpose, and Applicability; Nonconformities; Enforcement; Procedures for Analyzing Takings Claims; Administrative Bodies, Powers & Duties; Zones, Zoning Map, and Boundaries; Land Use Processes and Procedures; Planned Unit Developments; Variances, Exceptions, and Appeals; and Forest Management Zone. Curtis Woodward is the presenter for this discussion.
The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM at 2001 South State Street, N1-110, Salt Lake City, UT 84190. Residents may participate virtually via WebEx using access code 2557 809 0522 or by calling +1-650-479-3208.
For those requiring reasonable accommodations, the commission requests five working days' notice. Inquiries can be directed to Wendy Gurr at 385-391-8268.
