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City reports meeting five moderate‑income housing strategies; may gain Transportation Commission priority
Summary
Community Development Director Daniel Cardenas said Pleasant Grove met five moderate‑income housing strategies in 2025 and now qualifies for priority consideration for Transportation Commission funds, per a letter from the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
Prior to the discussion of the North Grove Retail items, Community Development Director Daniel Cardenas told the council the city had received a letter from the Utah Department of Workforce Services about Pleasant Grove’s Moderate‑Income Housing Report. He said the city was required to comply with three strategies but staff aims to include five strategies each year.
Director Cardenas reported that Pleasant Grove met the requirements for all five strategies in 2025; as a consequence, he said the city now qualifies for priority consideration for Transportation Commission funds. Council Member Steve Rogers later congratulated the Planning Department on achieving compliance for all five elements.
The minutes record the staff report and congratulations but do not include the Department of Workforce Services letter text or any formal action by the council; follow‑up steps, eligibility verification with state agencies, and any competing requirements were not documented in the minutes.
