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Saratoga Springs · City Council

Saratoga Springs council approves Spring Heights II rezone and development agreement on Redwood Road, 4-0

October 6, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · Council Chambers, 319 South Saratoga Road

The Saratoga Springs City Council voted 4-0 on Oct. 6 to approve a general plan amendment, rezone and development agreement for Spring Heights II at about 2300 N. Redwood Road, according to draft minutes in a later packet. The city recorder's Oct. 7 notice confirms the ordinance (26-46) was adopted. The utility fence code amendment (Ordinance 26-47) and the Jumbers Substation site plan, both 4-0, are updated from minutes signed Oct. 20; the other items on the Oct. 6 agenda are still listed as pending here.

From the draft minutes. Updated October 22, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item PH1 · Public hearing

    Amendment to the Annexation Policy Plan and expansion area map (Ordinance 26-43), public hearing

    Pending

    The agenda lists a public hearing on amending the city's Annexation Policy Plan and its expansion area map. The posted agenda gives no details of the change.

  2. Item PH2 · Public hearing

    Vacation of rights-of-way and storm drain easements, Fox Hollow N4 (Ordinance 26-49), public hearing

    Pending · Fox Hollow N4 development

    A public hearing was set on vacating rights-of-way and storm drain easements in the Fox Hollow N4 development. The agenda does not describe the specific parcels.

  3. Item PH3 · Taxes and fees

    Amended storm drainage impact fee facilities plan, impact fee analysis and facilities fee (Ordinance 26-44), public hearing

    Pending

    A public hearing was set on an amended storm drainage impact fee facilities plan, the accompanying impact fee analysis and the resulting storm drain impact fee. The agenda lists no fee amounts.

  4. Item C1 · Annexation

    Intent to annex the Andover property, northwest of 1314 E. Livi Lane (Resolution R26-50)

    Pending · Northwest of 1314 E. Livi Lane

    The consent agenda includes a resolution of intent to annex the Andover property. Scott Carlson is the applicant. A separate public notice schedules a council public hearing on the notice of intent to annex for Nov. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m.

    • Applicant: Scott Carlson

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  5. Item C2 · Zoning

    Saratoga Springs Senior Seminary: general plan amendment and rezone (Ordinance 26-45)

    Pending · Northwest of the new ASD high school

    The consent agenda includes a general plan amendment from Low Density Residential to Institutional/Civic and a rezone from Planned Community to Institutional/Civic for the Saratoga Springs Senior Seminary, northwest of the new Alpine School District high school.

    • Applicant: Bradley Gygi
    • Current zone → proposed: Planned Community → Institutional/Civic
    • General plan: Low Density Residential → Institutional/Civic

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  6. Item C3 · Contract

    Amendment to the Bluffdale police services contract (Resolution R26-51)

    Pending

    The consent agenda includes an amendment to the city's police services contract with Bluffdale. The agenda lists no dollar amount.

  7. Item B1 · Zoning

    Spring Heights II: general plan amendment, rezone and development agreement, 2300 N. Redwood Road (Ordinance 26-46)

    Approved with conditions · 4-0 · 2300 N. Redwood Road

    The council approved the Spring Heights II general plan amendment, rezone and development agreement at about 2300 N. Redwood Road with the findings and conditions in the staff report, according to draft minutes. St. John Properties proposes a combination of office, retail and flex buildings. Senior Planner Austin Roy said the uses are already allowed at Spring Heights I, and that the development agreement calls for burying overhead power lines along Redwood Road, piping and burying the canal and installing a trail along the western frontage. The applicant said the flex buildings would be 24 feet tall and built after excavating about 15 feet below existing grade. Councilmember Taylor noted the zone allows 40 feet and raised noise from possible light manufacturing; the development agreement does not address height. Councilmember Davenport noted the change cuts the maximum height from 75 feet under Business Park and adds setbacks. The city recorder's Oct. 7 notice confirms Ordinance 26-46 was adopted Oct. 6.

    • Applicant: Marty Beaumont, St. John Properties
    • Current zone → proposed: Agricultural → Regional Commercial and Light Industrial
    • General plan: Business Park → Regional Commercial and Light Industrial
    • Basis of outcome: draft minutes in the Oct. 20 packet, not yet approved
    • Conditions: findings and conditions in the staff report
    • Ordinance 26-46 adopted Oct. 6 per the city recorder's notice

    Moved by Councilmember Davenport, seconded by Councilmember Taylor. Vote: 4-0 (draft minutes); Councilmember Audrey Barton absent

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  8. Item B2 · City code

    Fencing for public utilities, City Code 19.05 amendment, West Village Parkway (Ordinance 26-47)

    Approved · 4-0 · Parcel 59:011:0083, West Village Parkway

    The council amended City Code 19.05 so a utility fence or wall can be up to ten feet high (Option B), designed to be compatible with the surrounding neighborhood, with a greater height allowed only as required by applicable state or federal law, regulation or other governmental requirement. The amendment is tied to parcel 59:011:0083 on West Village Parkway, and Corey Pace is the applicant.

    • Applicant: Corey Pace
    • Basis of outcome: minutes signed Oct. 20, 2026
    • The minutes list the absent member as Audrey Burton; the draft minutes cited for another item spell it Barton

    Moved by Councilmember Wilson, seconded by Councilmember Taylor. Vote: 4-0; Councilmember Audrey Burton absent

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  9. Item B3 · Development

    Rocky Mountain Power Jumbers Substation site plan, West Village Parkway

    Approved · 4-0 · Parcel 59:011:0083, West Village Parkway

    The council approved the site plan for the Rocky Mountain Power Jumbers Substation on parcel 59:011:0083 on West Village Parkway. The minutes say about 0.89 acre of the roughly 5.25-acre parcel would be fenced and used for the substation, more than 400 feet from nearby homes, with the equipment, a perimeter wall and an access gate. Corey Pace is the applicant. Approval of the site plan does not show construction or operation.

    • Applicant: Corey Pace
    • Basis of outcome: minutes signed Oct. 20, 2026

    Moved by Councilmember Taylor, seconded by Councilmember Wilson. Vote: 4-0; Councilmember Audrey Burton absent

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  10. Item B4 · Development

    Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat F, Lot 606 site plan, 1199 N. Redwood Road

    Pending · 1199 N. Redwood Road

    A site plan for Lot 606 of Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat F. Thomas Lehnardt is the applicant.

    • Applicant: Thomas Lehnardt
  11. Item B5 · Development

    Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat G, Lot 712 site plan, 421 W. Lake Drive

    Pending · 421 W. Lake Drive

    A site plan for Lot 712 of Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat G. Thomas Lehnardt is the applicant.

    • Applicant: Thomas Lehnardt
  12. Item B6 · City code

    City code Title 11.02: restricting one-person aircraft on public property (Ordinance 26-48)

    Pending

    An amendment to Chapter 11.02, Public Property Regulations, to restrict one-person aircraft. The agenda gives no further detail.

  13. Item WS1 · Presentation

    Work session: cemetery policy update

    Discussed

    A work session item on the cemetery policy; the agenda says no action would be taken.

What residents said

Building heightNoise from possible light manufacturing

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