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Provo, UT · May 15, 2024

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May 15, 2024 | Provo Neighborhood meeting Attendees: Board Members: Tiffani Lehmitz, Haley Glenn, Andrew Terry, Shaun Hilton, Brooke Barnes 47 total attendees Department Topics: ● Traffic study on Provo Center street ○ 5 crashes with no injuries, 1 with suspected injuries ● 3 day traffic study in march 2024 ○ 85th percentile for speed was was 41 mph eastbound ○ 43 mph westbound ○ About 6720 vehicles a day ○ Maybe put up a speed feedback sign on center street? ■ Feedback was positive and supportive from the residents ● Provo river bridge at 820 N ○ Bridge is 64 years old ○ Smallest width on the entire trail? ■ Columbia lane is much more narrow ○ Number of deficiencies on the bridge ■ Not wide enough, especially for pedestrian and bikes ○ Looking to build for the future. ■ Meaning capacity to widen in the future, but keeping it 3 lanes currently ○ Would cut off access from 2 additional roads ○ Only one potentially impacted home ○ Speed limit will stay at 25 mph ■ Some concerns about potential changes to the speed were noted ● Emergency Communications ○ alerts.utahcounty.gov ■ Sign up for emergency notifications ● Parks update: ○ West Park: ■ Basketball court, swing, irrigation ■ Expected to be done in July. Reseed grass in September ○ Delta Gateway Park ■ Contractor has been selected and will start this month ■ Playground, restrooms, access to trails ■ Planned to be done in 2025 ○ Utah County will repave Provo River Trail on their section ○ Fort Utah park ■ 4 plans ■ Replace skate park ■ Playground and restroom ■ Open house on June 26th @ rec center ■ Option 1 ● 90 to 170 (extend on stall ■ Option 2 - extend towards rugby field ● Total is 176 ■ Option 3 - connect to 150 ● 226 stalls ■ Option 4 ● 240 stalls ■ Residents were very much in favor of increased parking ○ Epic sports park ■ First 15 fields will open in the fall ■ Streets will be paved in August ■ Parking ● 70 parking stalls per field is the recommendation, we have 83 ● Lots of concerns over parking - this also came up later ○ Will there be enough parking when the facility is hosting large tournaments ○ Bus parking being at the top of the park ○ Columbia lane and state street crossing ■ Improvements are being designed now ■ Scheduled for 2025 ■ How can we help the bridges not flood ○ Footprinters ■ Not on 5 year plan ■ Residents concerned about lack of upkeep. Seems like a missed opportunity with the new middle school literally next door Planning Items: ● 3450 W Center Street zone change from R1.8 (one family residential) to AI (airport industrial) 24 acres ○ Airport Industrial uses? ■ Light industrial, air cargo, hotel ■ ○ Property to the east is already airport industrial ○ Vote: ■ 9 yes ● Fits the general plan ■ 9 no ● Concerns about preserving river and trail access ● Attractiveness of the buildings ● Is there demand for more buildings like this? ● ● Rezone from OSPR to SC2 by regional sports park ○ Permitted uses of SC2 ■ Retail, food, hotels, gas stations, personal services, gyms, amusements ■ 5 acres of land ■ City owns the land and leases it back ■ Vote: ● For: 15 ○ Bring amenities into west side ○ Reduce traffic through neighborhoods ● Against: 4 ○ Eating into overflow parking ○ City owning the land and leasing it Provo Delta Project: ● A lot of info available on the website. Provo river delta project ● Respond to comments: ○ Set up for fish and people. It helps with water conservation ○ Aeration of water in old provo river ■ Adding more of those ○ Mosquito concerns ■ Working with utah county to do monitor and control ○ Every second saturday they have tours at 9 AM ○ No bridges on the old trail by skipper dike ● Observation tower School district School district boundary changes are coming up ● Check out the school district website School cell phone district

Agenda

Neighborhood District 3 Meeting Agenda Lakeview North, Lakeview South, Fort Utah, Provo Bay, Sunset, & Lakewood Neighborhoods Wednesday, May 15, 2024; 6:00-7:45 PM Provo City Hall Community Room 445 W Center St Direct Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82588960590?pwd=UE4wcU91bzVGci9FeCswUGtVaXpPdz09 Through Zoom website: https://zoom.us enter Meeting ID 825 8896 0590, passcode 247796. Zoom by phone: dial 346-248-7799, enter Meeting ID 825 8896 0590, press #, when asked for participant ID, press #; press *9 if you would like to speak. 1. Department Topics A. Traffic Reports – Traffic Manager Vern Keeslar (6:00-6:15 PM) i. West Center Street speed study ii. 820 North Provo River Bridge & Trail Project B. Emergency Communications – Emergency Coord. Chris Blinzinger (6:15-6:20 PM) C. Parks Updates – Parks Projects Manager John Bunderson (6:20-6:40 PM) i. West Park ii. Provo River Delta Gateway Park iii. Fort Utah Park iv. EPIC Regional Sports Park 2. Planning Items A. Jon Jensen requests approval of a Zone Map Amendment from the R1.8(PD) (One Family Residential) Zone to the AI (Airport Industrial) Zone to develop a 24-acre flex-industrial campus at 3450 W Center St. Fort Utah Neighborhood. Aaron Ardmore (801) 852-6404 aardmore@provo.org PLRZ20240106 – Jon Jensen (6:40-6:55 PM) B. Development Services requests a Zone Map Amendment from the OSPR (Open Space, Preservation & Recreation) Zone to the SC2 (Community Shopping Center) Zone for 5 acres of land to attract businesses south of the Regional Sports Park at 2662 W Lakeview Pkwy. Provo Bay Neighborhood. Mary Barnes (801) 852-6408 mabarnes@provo.org PLRZ20240059 – Mary Barnes (6:55-7:15 PM) 3. Provo River Delta Project – Utah Reclamation, Mitigation & Conservation Commission’s Eric McCulley, Project Coordinator (7:15-7:35 PM) 4. Public Comment (7:35-7:45 PM) 5. Adjournment (7:45 PM) Next Neighborhood District 3 Meeting: Wednesday, August 7, 2024, 6:00 PM, City Hall Community Room.

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