The St. George Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, to discuss several land use proposals, according to a notice published Nov. 6. The meeting will take place at 5:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at 61 S. Main St. in St. George.
The agenda includes several public hearings regarding zoning changes. One request involves rezoning approximately 47.5 acres from G&G (Gravel and Grazing) to R-1-10 (Single-Family Residential, 10,000 square foot minimum lot size) for the Tolman Property. This property is located east of the Ledges of St George Northgate Peaks development, south of Washington County, and west of BLM land. The applicant is DSG Engineering, represented by Logan Blake.
Another public hearing will address a request by Rosenberg Associates to change the zoning of approximately 1.56 acres from PD-AP (Planned Development Administrative Professional) to PD-R (Planned Development Residential). This property, known as The Preserve at Tuweap, is located north of 2000 N Street and east of Tuweap Drive. Rosenberg Associates, represented by Jared Bates, is also requesting a 15-lot preliminary plat for the corner of 2000 N Street and Tuweap Dr.
The commission will also consider several planned development amendments. Dominion Engineering, represented by Darrin Perkes, has requested to amend the Desert Color zone plan for a McDonald's restaurant on 1.28 acres located west of Desert Color Parkway, just south of Southern Parkway.
FFKR Architects, represented by Steven Beesley, is seeking a PD amendment for the Downtown Curio Planned Development Commercial zone on approximately 3.24 acres at the northwest corner of St. George Blvd and Temple St (200 East). The request aims to increase hotel conference room height and make architectural and site modifications.
Additionally, Desert Canyons Development, Inc., represented by Curt Gordon, is requesting to amend the land use designation within the Desert Canyons Planned Development from low density to medium density on approximately 232 acres, and to adjust various land use boundaries over a total of approximately 272 acres. This project is located east of Southern Parkway and north of Desert Sky Parkway.
Other items on the agenda include commissioner training and the approval of minutes from the Oct. 27, 2026, meeting. The commission will also report on items heard at the Nov. 5, 2026, City Council meeting, specifically regarding 2026-HS-007 Desert Haven.
