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Planning Commission discusses potential future development of Malcheski/Pulock property; no action taken
Summary
Farmington City Planning Commission reviewed a staff presentation on the Malcheski/Pulock property just north of the high school, discussed land-use guidance, sewer timing, lot sizes and traffic and agreed to include the site in the 2050 comprehensive plan work; no formal vote was taken.
Farmington City Planning Commission members discussed potential future development of the Malcheski/Pulock property north of the high school at their Dec. 9, 2025 meeting but took no formal action.
Tony, a planning staff member, told the commission the site—at the southwest intersection of 195th Street and Flagstaff Avenue—is shown on the city's future land-use map with the northern half guided as medium-density residential and the southern half as low-medium density. "The future land use map shows the northern half of this area guided as medium density residential," Tony said, adding that the medium-density guidance allows "6 to 12 dwelling units an acre" while the low-medium guidance allows "3 and a half to 6 dwelling units an acre." He also noted the MUSA (sewer service)…
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