DAI proposes modern farmhouse design for self-storage project at 4000 West

April 24, 2025 | Riverton , Salt Lake County, Utah

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Riverton's Planning Commission meeting on April 24, 2025, highlighted significant developments in local residential planning, particularly regarding a new self-storage project at 4000 West and 123rd South. The project aims to integrate a modern farmhouse aesthetic to address community concerns about maintaining a residential feel in the area.

The developer, DAI, presented plans for two buildings, one reaching a height of 41 feet and the other 36 feet, both of which comply with zoning regulations. The design includes features such as natural wood beams and farmhouse-style windows to enhance visual appeal and blend with the neighborhood. The storage units will remain at a height of 10 feet.
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Key discussions focused on landscape buffers and setbacks. The developer proposed a 5-foot landscape buffer adjacent to the LDS Church property, which is complemented by a 10-foot buffer on the church's side. This arrangement aims to minimize visual impact while maintaining a well-manicured environment. The developer emphasized that adding another landscape buffer would be redundant due to the existing concrete wall and vegetation.

Additionally, the project received support from neighboring residents, Lyman Dutson and Kendall Orem, who agreed to forgo a landscape buffer along their shared property line in favor of an 8-foot concrete wall. Their written agreement confirmed satisfaction with the proposed plans, indicating a collaborative approach to addressing community concerns.

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The meeting underscored the importance of balancing development with neighborhood aesthetics and resident input. As the project moves forward, it reflects Riverton's commitment to thoughtful planning that respects both growth and community character.

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