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Council approves partial rezone for church parcel to professional-institutional

5782843 · September 10, 2025
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Summary

Council approved rezoning 5.11 acres of a larger parcel at 520 South 100 West to a professional/institutional zone for use by the LDS Church; the remainder of the parcel will stay residential R-2 and the church will later submit a development plan.

Hyde Park — The Hyde Park City Council approved a partial rezone on Sept. 10 that changes about 5.11 acres of a parcel at 520 South 100 West from R-2 to professional/institutional (P I) to accommodate the property owner’s planned institutional use.

City planner Mac explained the applicant (the LDS Church) requested the change and that the application covered only a portion of the larger parcel; the remainder of the property will remain R-2. “This is not a subdivision,” Mac said. “This parcel remains intact as is with just a portion being rezoned.” Mac said the church plans to return with a development plan at a later date.

The planning commission had reviewed the request and issued a unanimous recommendation in favor of the partial rezone. A council member moved to adopt the ordinance authorizing the partial rezone of parcel 04-038-0023, the council seconded and members voted in favor.

Motion and vote: The council voted in favor of the partial rezone (unanimous vote); council discussion confirmed the change was limited to the acreage requested and that future development applications will follow standard review processes.

Ending — The rezoned acreage is now in the professional/institutional zone; the applicant will be required to submit plans and any necessary infrastructure or conditional-use approvals for the proposed institutional development.