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Farmington approves Intermountain Health clinic development agreement
Summary
The Farmington City Council approved a Project Master Plan and Development Agreement allowing Intermountain Health to build a clinic on the south half of a 9-acre parcel at Burke and Maker, with phased expansion planned; the motion passed unanimously.
Farmington’s City Council voted June 2 to approve a Project Master Plan and Development Agreement that will allow Intermountain Health to build an outpatient clinic on the south half of a nine-acre site at Burke and Maker.
Community Development Director Lyle Gibson presented the proposal and said staff supports moving forward with an initial phase that will allow IH to begin clinic development while returning to the Council for later phases and any boundary adjustments. Applicant Luke Love, identified as a construction project manager with Intermountain Health, told the Council IH wants to open the clinic in summer 2027 and will recruit graduating physicians in the spring.
Councilmember Scott Isaacson flagged technical clarifications to language in the agreement but described them as non-substantive. Councilmember Melissa Layton moved to approve the Project Master Plan and Development Agreement, including the clarifications Isaacson requested; Roger Child seconded the motion. All councilmembers present voted in favor.
According to staff presentation, the project’s second phase would double the clinic within about five years and a third phase could develop an ambulatory surgical center at a later time; no firm timeline was provided for those later phases. Staff indicated all parking would be onsite and that the clinic envisions mostly daytime uses with possible expanded pediatric hours into evenings and Saturdays.
The Council’s approval allows Intermountain Health to begin work on the initial clinic phase; any development of the northern half of the property, or redevelopment beyond the approved phase, will require the applicant to return to the Council for additional approvals.
The Council voted on the motion as recorded in the minutes: Melissa Layton moved; Roger Child seconded; the minutes record the following votes in favor: Roger Child, Scott Isaacson, Melissa Layton, and Kristen Sherlock.
