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West Valley City approves 24-unit townhome proposal at 3201 S. Redwood Road with conditions
Summary
After a public hearing, the council approved a general-plan change, rezoning and a modified development agreement capping a proposed townhome project at 24 units at 3201 S. Redwood Road, citing parking and open-space constraints; nearby residents raised traffic and circulation concerns.
The West Valley City Council on May 13 approved changes to the general plan and zoning for property at 3201 South Redwood Road and a development agreement adjusted to cap the project at 24 two‑story townhome units. The developer will also retain roughly 1.6 acres of commercial frontage and leave the existing Beto's restaurant in place.
The decision followed a public hearing in which Sean Steinman of the Salt Lake Home Builders Association said projects like this increase attainable housing and support local tax revenues. "We're in full support of projects like this, creating more attainable housing within the community," Steinman said.
Nearby resident Richard Brent Parks told the council his…
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