Provo City Development Services
The Development Services Department is responsible for regulating land development that takes place within the city of Provo.
05/14/2026
For full agenda details, go to provo.gov/planningcommission.
Planning Commission Agenda - May 27, 2026
Study Session
Review of Chapters 1-12 of the Title 14 Rewrite Draft
Public Hearings
Item 1
Provo Public Works requests a General Plan amendment to update the Wastewater Collection Master Plan (Appendix G of the General Plan). Citywide Application.
Item 2
Provo Public Works request adoption of the Storm Drain Master Plan into the General Plan along with an associated Impact Fee Facility Plan. Citywide Application.
Item 3
Dudley & Associates request Project Plan approval for an infill development project that includes 24 new residential units in the MDR (Medium Density Residential) Zone, located approximately at 258 West 200 North. Timp Neighborhood.
Item 4
Development Services requests Ordinance Text Amendments to Provo City Code 14.37 to add a reduction for projects near bus rapid transit stations and to amend associated parking regulations. Citywide Application.
Item 5
Development Services requests an Ordinance Text Amendment to Provo City Code 15.24.030 to amend the area requirement for agriculture protection areas. Citywide Application.
Item 6
Election of new Chair and Vice Chair
Great cities grow when historic places are given new life.
In Provo, Tom Taylor saw that potential in the Provo Startup Building—preserving its history while creating space for new businesses to thrive. His work helped spark the renewal of an entire neighborhood.
A reminder that preservation and progress can move forward together.
Part of our *How Provo Was Saved* series for National Historic Preservation Month.
05/07/2026
For full agenda details, go to provo.gov/landmarkscommission.
Landmarks Commission Agenda - May 20, 2026
Study Session - Historic Home Tour Planning
05/07/2026
The theme for Week One of Building Safety Month is "Safe Homes, Strong Communities". Swipe to see some tips on how to keep your home safe, and visit www.provo.gov/building for more information.
05/07/2026
The May 20, 2026 Planning Commission Administrative Hearing has been cancelled. There are no agenda items.
Some buildings get a second life because someone sees what they could be.
In Provo, Dave Lewis helped preserve the Provo Community Congregational Church and transform it into a space for community gatherings and events—where the past continues to serve the present.
A reminder that preservation keeps history alive while making room for new stories.
Part of our *How Provo Was Saved* series for National Historic Preservation Month.
05/05/2026
Happy Building Safety Month! This month we will be highlighting ways you can be involved in keeping your homes, buildings, and communities safe. Visit our website at provo.gov/building for more information.
This May, for National Historic Preservation Month, we’re launching *How Provo Was Saved*—a new video series highlighting the people and efforts behind preserving Provo’s historic landmarks.
These places endure because communities choose to protect them. Follow along all month as we share the stories that shaped the Provo we know today.
04/23/2026
The May 6, 2026 Planning Commission Administrative Hearing has been cancelled. There are no agenda items.
04/23/2026
For the Staff Report and Report of Action, go to provo.gov/planningcommission.
PLANNING COMMISSION RECAP - April 22, 2026
Item 1 - RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
Natalie & Douglas Langford request an Ordinance Text Amendment to Provo City Code 14.22.020 to add a caretaker dwelling as a permitted accessory use in the CG (General Commercial) Zone. Citywide Application.
Item 2 - Review Only, No Action
Continued staff review of the draft zoning ordinance. Planning Commission is not being asked to forward a recommendation to the City Council at this time. Public comment will be taken when this item is before the Planning Commission for a recommendation.
04/22/2026
For the Staff Reports and Reports of Action, go to provo.gov/boardofadjustment.
Board of Adjustment Recap - April 20, 2026
Item 1 - CONTINUED
Kohy Atkins requests a Variance to Provo City Code 14.10.080 to reduce the side yard requirement from 10' to 5' for an existing structure built without a permit in the R1.10 (One Family Residential) Zone, located at 2082 S Mountain Vista Ln. Spring Creek Neighborhood.
Item 2 - APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS
Mike Stewart requests a Variance to Provo City Code 14.10.080(5) to allow an accessory building to have a larger footprint than the main dwelling for a property in the R1.10 (One Family Residential) Zone, located at 4379 N Mile High Drive. Sherwood Hills Neighborhood.
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