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Planning commission backs rezoning for 56 townhomes at 6000 South, recommends city council approval
Summary
Royce City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the city council rezone about 3.8 acres near 2349 West 6000 South from RE-20 to R-5 to allow a proposed 56-unit, for-sale townhome development; commissioners and staff said site-scale engineering and site-plan review remain before building permits.
The Royce City Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the city council rezone roughly 3.8 acres near 2349 West 6000 South from RE-20 (Residential Estates) to R-5 (Multifamily Residential) to allow a proposed 56-unit, for-sale townhome project.
The motion, made during the commission's July 8 meeting, forwards the rezone and the associated future-land-use change from single-family to multifamily for final action by the city council. The developer described the proposal as 56 three-story townhomes (about 1,400–1,500 square feet each) with attached two-car garages, roughly 15 units per acre. The applicant said the units are intended to be “naturally affordable” for sale under $400,000 so…
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