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Council adds 'retail commercial manufacturing' use to regional retail commercial zone for former Suntana Raceway property
Summary
The council approved an ordinance to define and allow a new 'retail commercial manufacturing' use in the Regional Retail Commercial (RRC) zone, enabling a planned sale and redevelopment of the Suntana Raceway site for a lumber/millwork distribution operation.
Springville — The City Council approved an ordinance to add a narrowly defined “retail commercial manufacturing” (RCM) use to the Regional Retail Commercial (RRC) zoning district, a change staff and the planning commission said is limited to the former Suntana Raceway site adjacent to the I‑15/1600 South interchange.
Why this matters: the change authorizes a specific type of manufacturing and retail operation — described by staff as manufacturing of lumber, doors and millwork with point‑of‑sale within Springville — on lots at least 350 feet south of 1600 South within the RRC zone. The ordinance was part of a package of actions tied to a proposed purchase and development of roughly 28 acres of the former racetrack.
City planning staff described the RCM use as…
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