The Smithfield City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, to consider a proposed minor subdivision and amendments to the city's municipal code. The meeting, set to begin no sooner than 6:05 p.m., will address a conditional-use permit for a new development and updates to local zoning regulations.
Jensen Gardens Development Proposal
The first item on the agenda involves a conditional-use permit request submitted by Doug Jensen. The proposal seeks to allow for the creation of Jensen Gardens, a five-lot or five-unit minor subdivision and intrablock development. This project is located at 175 North 200 West, identified by parcel number 08-082-0049.
Residential Zoning Details
According to the City of Smithfield, the Jensen Gardens site is currently zoned R-1-10, which designates the area for single-family residential use with 10,000-square-foot requirements. The public hearing will provide a forum for discussing the implications of this five-unit development within the existing residential framework.
Municipal Code Amendments
In addition to the subdivision proposal, the Planning Commission will review Ordinance 2026-17. This ordinance is intended to amend Title 17 of the Smithfield City Municipal Code, which governs the city's zoning regulations. The hearing will allow for a formal review of these legislative changes to the municipal code.
Meeting Logistics
The public hearing for both the Jensen Gardens subdivision and the zoning ordinance amendments is scheduled to take place at the City Office Building. The facility is located at 96 South Main, Smithfield, Utah, 84335.
Public Hearing Schedule
The proceedings are slated to commence at 6:05 p.m. on Oct. 21, 2026. The Smithfield City Planning Commission will oversee the discussions regarding the conditional-use permit and the proposed amendments to the city's regulatory framework.
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