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Staff reports downtown openings, Los Trace renovations and Hillside Townes progress

Farmington Planning Commission · April 18, 2025
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Summary

City staff updated the commission on multiple local developments: Spruce and Ash expected to open in about two weeks, Lone Light Spirits and Sante targeting early summer openings, Peace Tacos delayed, Los Trace will enclose seating with garage doors/fire shutters, and Hillside Townes construction has gone vertical.

City planning staff reported brief updates on several local development projects during the April 14 meeting.

Staff said Spruce and Ash’s outdoor seating was approved (see motion) and that the restaurant hopes to open the outdoor area in about two weeks, subject to final building-department approvals. Lone Light Spirits was described as targeting an early June opening; Sante (a wine bar) was described as an early‑summer target. Staff noted Peace Tacos has delayed its opening date multiple times.

Regarding Los Trace, staff said the business will execute a previously approved site plan that includes enclosing the existing seating area with garage doors that can open to the street and installing fire shutters; staff said the design is intended to preserve an outdoor feel while addressing occupant-load, egress and fire concerns. Staff also reported Hillside Townes—the multi-unit housing project—now has a first building under construction and additional buildings are expected to follow as permitted.

These updates were presented as brief status reports rather than formal actions; the commission did not take separate votes on these status items during the meeting.