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Lindon planning panel backs general-plan and zoning changes to allow Alexander’s Printing warehouse
Summary
The Lindon Planning Commission unanimously recommended a general-plan map amendment and approved a zoning map change to allow Alexander’s Printing to build an office/warehouse building at 377 South 800 West; both items will go to the City Council for final action in August.
The Lindon City Planning Commission voted unanimously July 8 to recommend a change to the city’s general plan and to approve a zoning map amendment that would allow Alexander’s Printing to build an office–warehouse in the Canopy Business Park area.
City staff said the application would change the future land-use designation for the parcel at 377 South 800 West from “Flex Office” to “Flex Commercial,” and would rezone the property from Research and Business to Regional Commercial. Mike Florence, Lindon Community Development staff, told commissioners the change would allow an office/warehouse building with overhead doors and would be similar to recently built buildings west of the I-15 interchange.
The amendment is intended to…
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