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Ivins Planning Commission Discusses Mojave Village Land Use Amendments

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A wooden survey stake in red desert soil, symbolizing land use and boundary discussions in Ivins, Utah.
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The Ivins Planning Commission held a meeting on September 15, 2026, to discuss land use amendments and various city ordinances.

Key takeaways

  • The Ivins Planning Commission met on September 15, 2026, to discuss the Mojave Village development.
  • Proposed land use changes for Mojave Village involve approximately 63.94 acres near Guy Lane and Fitness Way.
  • The commission discussed several ordinances, including the New Use Process and Model Home ordinances.
  • The meeting was conducted both in person and electronically.

The Ivins Planning Commission held a scheduled meeting on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, to address land use amendments and several city ordinances, according to a public notice posted by the city.

A primary focus of the meeting involved a concurrent land use and zone map amendment for Mojave Village. The proposal, located near Guy Lane and Fitness Way, involves approximately 63.94 acres owned by ANA Enterprises and applied for by Lance Anderson. The requested changes include modifications to Low-Density Residential, Medium-Density Residential, High-Density Residential, Resort Commercial, and Residential Estates zones, as well as a Planned Development overlay.

In addition to the land use amendments, the commission was scheduled to discuss a Class V Conditional Use Permit application for the Mojave Village project. The agenda also included discussions regarding a development agreement for the site, the New Use Process Ordinance, the Planning Commission Regulations Ordinance, and a Model Home Ordinance.

Other items on the agenda included updating references to the LUDMA Ordinance, discussing the Ivins City Land Use Map, and considering the approval of the Planning Commission meeting minutes from September 1, 2026.

The meeting was held in person at the Ivins City Council Chambers located at 85 North Main Street, with an option for electronic participation via Zoom.

The meeting included reports from the Building and Zoning Administrator, Rob Dalley, and City Attorney, Bryan Pack.

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