Developers present detailed South Meadows (DeHart) specific plan emphasizing parks, paseos and mixed housing
Developers presented a detailed South Meadows (DeHart) specific plan that keeps the temple view corridor, increases open space from roughly 8 to 34 acres, proposes mixed housing types (from low-density executive homes to townhomes near I‑15), and includes two 5‑acre parks and a village center; council members offered both praise and concerns about density, view protection and traffic.
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Development representatives from the Gardner Group and Langvart Design Group presented the South Meadows (DeHart) specific-plan concept to council and the public. Presenters said the revised plan increases open space from about 8 acres in the older plan to roughly 34 acres, places two 5‑acre parks and a 4‑acre village-park near a proposed neighborhood retail village center, and uses a mix of product types to provide a range of housing choices. The plan places higher-density product types along the I‑15 corridor to buffer the interior, and retains or enhances a “park-to-park” paseo and a view corridor to the temple.
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