Planning Commission approves Artificial Turf and Rear Yard Landscaping Code Amendments, 5–0

Artificial Turf and Rear Yard Landscaping Code Amendments

5 yes, 0 no

Brent Strong (yes), Bryan Free (yes), Rod Hess (yes), Chad Decoursey (yes), Laura Jensen (yes)

Oak Hollow and Parkway Crossroads Zoning Map Amendments

5 yes, 0 no

Brent Strong (yes), Bryan Free (yes), Rod Hess (yes), Chad Decoursey (yes), Laura Jensen (yes)

September 22, 2026 Planning Commission Minutes

5 yes, 0 no

Rod Hess (yes), Bryan Free (yes), Brent Strong (yes), Chad Decoursey (yes), Laura Jensen (yes)

UCCU Express Site Plan

5 yes, 0 no

Chad Decoursey (yes), Laura Jensen (yes), Rod Hess (yes), Bryan Free (yes), Brent Strong (yes)

UCCU Express Site Plan

4314 N Pony Express Pkwy

A site plan for a new UCCU Express branch featuring an 8.5-foot drive-through service lane.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Deer Run Concept Plan

8000 North Street / 16000 West

A proposed 93-lot single-family subdivision on approximately 61.33 acres zoned Foothill Residential.

Discussed — no decision yet

Oak Hollow and Parkway Crossroads Zoning Map Amendments

Oak Hollow and Parkway Crossroads areas

Zoning and future land use map amendments to assign current zoning designations to approximately 38 acres in Oak Hollow and 7 acres in Parkway Crossroads.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Drive-Through Development Standards

UCCU is building a new express location near Pony Express Parkway with drive-through lanes narrower than standard code. Commissioners discussed vehicle clearance, safety, and landscaping requirements.

What it means: Credit union members and local residents accessing banking services.

Deer Run Subdivision Concept Plan and Wash Setbacks

Ivory Homes is proposing a 93-lot subdivision off State Route 73 with a request for reduced setbacks near the natural wash. Commissioners raised concerns about emergency vehicle connectivity, wash access, and wildlife corridor preservation.

What it means: The developer and future homeowners seeking housing options.

Commercial Design Standards and Landscaping

The city drafted a new ordinance to regulate artificial turf installations, setting requirements for pile height, weight, drainage, and living plant minimums. Commissioners discussed maintenance, stormwater, and aesthetic concerns.

What it means: Residents looking for water-conserving and low-maintenance landscaping options.