Utah Construction Signals

UCCU Express — Site plan

Commercial – MediumCommercial

Stage

  1. Planning
  2. Approval
  3. Permit
  4. Construction

Official agenda wording

7. ACTION AND ADVISORY ITEMS - 7.A. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - UCCU Express Site Plan - BACKGROUND: A proposed site plan for UCCU Express, at 4314 N Pony Express Pkwy, Parcel 37:386:0001. - 7.B. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending the Official Zoning Map and Future Land Use Map to Assign Current Zoning Designations to the Oak Hollow and Parkway Crossroads areas. - BACKGROUND: The Eagle Mountain City Council will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map amendments. These properties are located within the Oak Hollow development and the Parkway Crossroads area near the Pony Express and Ranches intersection. Approximately 38 acres of land for Oak Hollow and 7 acres of land for Parkway Crossroads are included in this proposal. - 7.C. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code 17.60.085 regarding Artificial Turf and Eagle Mountain Municipal Code 17.60.100 regarding rear yard landscaping. - BACKGROUND: Adopting EMMC 17.60.085 regarding standards for the use and installation of artificial turf and amending EMMC 17.60.100 regarding rear yard landscaping.

Details

Type
Planning Commission agenda item
Category
Commercial
Commercial relevance
Commercial – Medium (rules: site-plan-unspecified, zone-change, text-amendment)
Applicant/developer company
not stated
City-reported status
Eagle Mountain Planning Commission agenda item (Utah Public Notice Website) - not a permit
Case number
not stated
First observed by us
2026-10-14

Likely trades

  • sitework/excavation — from: site-plan-unspecified
  • concrete — from: site-plan-unspecified
  • paving — from: site-plan-unspecified
  • landscaping — from: site-plan-unspecified

Inferred by published keyword rules, not by the city.

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