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Council approves development agreement with Beehive Hospitality and Wolfgram Capital for hotel and conditional ‘flex space’ in north State Street subdivision
Summary
Pleasant Grove Council adopted Resolution 2025-027 authorizing the mayor to sign a development agreement with Beehive Hospitality PG LLC and Wolfgram (Graham) Capital to allow a hotel on the north lot of a recent subdivision and conditional flex-space development on the south lot after hotel foundations reach second inspection.
Pleasant Grove City Council on Tuesday approved Resolution 2025-027 authorizing the mayor to enter a development agreement with Beehive Hospitality PG LLC and Wolfgram (Wolfram/Graham) Capital for a hotel and planned flex-space development on a subdivided parcel south of State Street.
Daniel Cardenas, Community Development Director, described the agreement as tied to a recently approved subdivision behind the bank south of State Street (the former Battle Creek development). The subdivided parcel is split into a north lot for the hotel and a south lot intended for Grove Business Park Overlay Zone “flex space.” Under the agreement, the south lot cannot obtain building permits for flex-space development until the hotel on the north lot has obtained a building permit and completed footings and foundation work to the point of passing the second inspection.
Dylan Hutchins, representing Beehive Hospitality and Wolfgram Capital, addressed the council before the public hearing and said the developer and staff have worked together and view the site as an appropriate hotel location. Cardenas said a site plan for the hotel is approved and the developer is prioritizing the hotel first; the flex-space site plan will come later after the hotel’s foundations are in place.
After no members of the public spoke during the hearing, Councilmember Jensen moved to adopt Resolution 2025-027; Councilmember Anderson seconded. The council voted by roll-call in favor; Councilmembers Anderson, Jansen (Jensen), Lamone and Williams recorded yes votes and the motion carried.
The development agreement ties the timing of additional commercial flexibility on the south lot to verified construction progress on the hotel. The city’s stated goal in the agreement is to secure the city’s anticipated transient and sales tax revenue from the hotel before allowing the south lot to develop under the Grove Business Park Overlay provisions.
