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Lehi Planning Commission to Consider Multiple Development Requests

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The Lehi Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Nov. 12, 2026, to consider several development requests, including a new residential subdivision and a drive-thru permit for a local bank.

Key takeaways

  • The Lehi Planning Commission will meet on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Lehi Civic Center Council Chambers.
  • Proposed residential projects include the Morgan Lane Preliminary Subdivision and the combination of lots in Vista Ridge Phase 2.
  • The commission will consider a drive-thru permit for Chase Bank and a grading permit for a 37-acre site held by DR Horton.
  • Development requests include several glass requirement exceptions for the Grow Industrial Site Plan and Holbrook Farms 5 Church.
  • The agenda includes a city request to review new Electric Vehicle Charging Station Standards for the development code.

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, to consider several development proposals, including a new four-lot residential subdivision and a drive-thru permit for a local bank branch.

Upcoming Meeting Agenda

The meeting, scheduled for 7:00 p.m., will take place at the Lehi City Council Chambers located at 131 North 100 East, according to notices from the City of Lehi. The commission's agenda includes a variety of residential and commercial requests as well as city-led legislative reviews.

Residential Development Requests

Among the residential proposals is a request from Grow Development for the approval of the Morgan Lane Preliminary Subdivision. This project involves a 4-lot residential development situated at 105 S 1100 W. Additionally, the commission will consider a request from Milton and Alayna Finau to approve Finau Plat A, which would combine lots 62 and 63 of Vista Ridge Phase 2 at 1847 West Crest Ridge.

Zoning and Land Use

The commission is also scheduled to review a request from Jim and Teresa Strickland for conditional use approval of a flag lot located at 1918 North 600 West in the RA-1 zone. Furthermore, Vaughn and Vicki Adams have requested a review of a zone change for 1.099 acres located at 455 North 900 East, seeking to transition the land from RA-1 to R-1-Flex.

Commercial and Grading Requests

Commercial development remains a focus of the upcoming session. The commission will consider a conditional use permit for a drive-thru at the Lehi Chase Bank, located at 3850 West Hardman Way, as requested by Kimley-Horn. Additionally, DR Horton has requested a review of the Inverness Plat E grading permit, which involves approximately 37 acres near Center Street and Traverse Terrace Drive.

Glass Requirement Exceptions

Several requests for glass requirement exceptions are on the agenda. Albion Development is seeking an exception for the Grow Industrial Site Plan located at 4218 W 1700 N, while EA Architecture has submitted a request for a similar exception for the Holbrook Farms 5 Church at 3708 West 2600 North.

City Code and Infrastructure

The commission will also address city-led items, including a request to review a development code amendment that would add Electric Vehicle Charging Station Standards to Chapter 37. Additionally, the commission will consider a request from the City of Lehi to review a shared-use path that would replace 3950 North in lieu of a road connection to maintain connectivity requirements.

Public Participation Information

The City of Lehi noted that the public is invited to attend all open meetings. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the city will provide reasonable accommodations for those needing assistance to participate in the meeting. Requests for such assistance can be directed to the City Recorder.

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