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Woods Cross staff report steady permitting and several infrastructure projects underway
Summary
Community Development reported 18 residential permits in July (six new single-family), $2.58 million valuation, and multiple commercial/industrial projects underway. Public Works updated the council on the 1500 S reservoir award, progress on Well #3, UDOT widening design takeover, and a $75,000 Division of Air Quality grant toward a new snow plow.
Community Development Director Curtis Poole provided the July report: 18 residential building permits (including six new single-family) with total valuation of $2,584,506 and permit fees of $85,154; two commercial permits with $363,076 valuation; three site plans; and continued code-enforcement work. Poole noted portal improvements that allow applicants to upload, pay and track land-use applications electronically.
Public Works Director Sam Christiansen listed operational tasks and project updates: the 1500 S reservoir project has been awarded (preconstruction meeting scheduled Aug. 20), Well #3 is nearing installation of final casing, UDOT has taken over the 1100 W widening project design, and the department received a $75,000 Division of Air Quality grant toward a 10-wheeler snow plow. Other active work includes the dog park installation, Mills Park asphalt, and the 2026 mill/overlay schedule.
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