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Planning commission holds public hearing on rezone at 3526 E. Fort Union; neighbors urge single‑family outcome
Summary
The Cottonwood Heights Planning Commission on May 7 heard a request to reclassify 3526 East Fort Union Boulevard from Residential Office and R‑18 to Residential Medium Density and R‑28, a change staff recommended but neighbors opposed seeking to preserve a previously endorsed three single‑family lot subdivision.
The Cottonwood Heights Planning Commission on May 7 held a public hearing on a proposed general‑plan amendment and rezoning at 3526 East Fort Union Boulevard that would change the property from Residential Office (general plan) and R‑18 (single‑family) zoning to Residential Medium Density and R‑28 (two‑family) zoning. Staff recommended approval and characterized the proposed change as generally compatible with the city’s vision for the Fort Union corridor; neighbors urged the commission to honor the City Council’s 2022 decision favoring a three‑lot single‑family subdivision.
Planner remarks and staff materials described the 0.9–1.0 acre site as previously vetted: the applicant and owner (Land Development LLC / Adam Nash) previously pursued similar general‑plan and rezoning requests in 2022, which planning staff and the commission supported but the City Council denied. The applicant subsequently advanced a three‑lot single‑family subdivision through final approval…
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