Craig Black

The Planning Commission discussed and approved a plat amendment for the Village Station at Eaglewood development, which involved the re-dedication of a roadway as a private street and the adjustment of lot lines. The Commission also reviewed and approved an amended site plan for the Village Station Townhomes, confirming details regarding parking, building specifications, rockfall hazard mitigation, and private street maintenance by the homeowners association. Additionally, the Commission received a report on recent City Council actions, including the approval of a development agreement for Clifton Place South PUD and a new code amendment prohibiting the open burning of yard waste, along with an update on upcoming community events.

The Arts Committee discussed the ongoing 2026 Mural Program, exploring potential installation locations such as City Center Townhomes and Village Station apartments, and reviewed costs for metal art and lighting at the Veteran's Memorial. The committee also received a report on the South Salt Lake Mural Fest, including logistics for attendance and strategies for securing event sponsors. Additionally, the committee addressed the rental policy for the Eaglewood Event Center and reviewed a list of upcoming community events, including the Arbor Day celebration, various clean-up days, and a kite festival.

The committee meeting covered updates on the Trails Master Plan, community engagement strategies for upcoming city events, and the City General Plan update. Discussions also included the South Davis Greenway Feasibility Study, maintenance of the Wild Rose Trail, and the prioritization and installation of bike racks at various city locations. Additionally, the committee reviewed upcoming trails-related events and training for the use of SharePoint site tools for event coordination.

The Planning Commission held a work session to review the Town Center Urban Design Standards draft. Additionally, the commission discussed proposed code amendments to update incorrect state code citations throughout the City Code and reviewed a site plan for an indoor skydiving center located at 296 South Orchard Drive.

The committee discussed planning for a wellness fair, Night Out Against Crime, and Back to School night. Key agenda items included proposals for student-designed stickers and swag for community programs, strategies for promoting a trail series using the Strava app, and the development of a neighborhood block party program including host packets and event applications. Additionally, the meeting covered potential health-related classes, intergenerational connection methods, budget requests, and feedback on municipal environmental and social initiatives.