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Developer seeks City Center rezone for 210‑unit mixed‑use project at 1312 E 3300 S; UDOT coordination noted
Summary
Staff presented a proposal to rezone about 1.75 acres at 1312 E 3300 S to the City Center Overlay - Development Agreement to enable roughly 210 residential units, new public right-of-way and pedestrian plaza, and coordination with UDOT on median and access controls.
Planner Carlos Estudillo told the council the applicant seeks rezoning to the City Center Overlay - Development Agreement to allow a mixed-use project of about 210 residential units with ground-floor commercial and building heights of roughly 70–74 feet (below the 75-foot maximum).
Estudillo said the project would include approximately 276 parking stalls and new right-of-way dedication to accommodate wider sidewalks and a public plaza. He noted traffic and access configurations were developed in coordination with a traffic study and recommendations from UDOT; Council Member Thom DeSirant emphasized that 3300 South is a UDOT road and will require further coordination. Tyler Morris of Cottonwood Residential explained that the amount and placement of commercial space were driven by market viability and that about 50% of the 3300 South frontage would be dedicated to commercial uses to maintain an active street edge.
The presentation was informational (first-reading context); no final rezoning vote occurred at this meeting, and staff noted design and UDOT coordination would continue before subsequent council action.
