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Providence Land Use Authority to Consider Two New Business Applications Oct. 21

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The Providence City Administrative Land Use Authority is scheduled to meet Oct. 21 to consider two conditional use applications. The meeting will address business proposals for a clinic and a wellness service located in Serenity Suites.

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  • The Providence City Administrative Land Use Authority meets Oct. 21 at 1:30 p.m.
  • The agenda includes conditional use applications for Okenye Holding LLC (dba Emmalee Clinic) and Lauren Tree for Cache Health.
  • Both proposed businesses are located in Serenity Suites at 1670 S HWY 165.
  • Public comments may be submitted via email to providencecityutah@gmail.com.

The Providence City Administrative Land Use Authority is scheduled to meet Oct. 21 to consider multiple conditional use applications, according to an October 20 notice. The meeting will focus on business proposals located in Serenity Suites at 1670 S HWY 165 in Providence.

According to the agenda, the authority will consider a conditional use application filed by Okenye Holding LLC, doing business as Emmalee Clinic. The business, located in Serenity Suites, aims to provide telemedicine services to clients seeking prescription weight loss medication, nutrition and lifestyle coaching, nutrition supplements, and weight loss medications. The notice stated the business may also offer peptides, IV hydration, and vitamin shots in the future.

A second conditional use application will be considered for Lauren Tree for Cache Health. This business, also located in Serenity Suites, intends to provide outpatient medical and wellness services. According to the agenda, these services include IV hydration, vitamin therapy, blood draws, outpatient medical visits, and the retail sale of vitamins and nutritional supplements.

The meeting is scheduled for Oct. 21, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. at the Providence City Office Building, located at 164 North Gateway Drive. Skarlet Bankhead is listed as the chair for the meeting. The authority is also expected to approve the minutes from a previous meeting held on Oct. 14, 2026.

Individuals wishing to comment on agenda items may email their comments to providencecityutah@gmail.com. For those needing special accommodations or assistance during the meeting, officials requested that callers contact 435-752-9441 before 12:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting, or before 5:00 p.m. for general ADA accommodations.

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