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Kaysville City Council Meeting 7-16-2026 PART 1

Published: Jul 16, 2026

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Council Denies Rezoning for Residential Property on Christopher Circle

The City Council voted to deny a rezoning request for 768 West Christopher Circle from RA Agricultural Residential to R120 Single Family Residential. The request was to allow for a breezeway to connect an existing approved structure. Multiple residents spoke in opposition, citing concerns about the building's commercial appearance in a residential zone, its placement in a sideyard abutting a street, and potential negative impacts on neighborhood character. Council members also expressed concerns about setting a precedent for 'carve-outs' and maintaining zoning consistency. The applicant had already invested significantly in the structure, which was largely built off-site.

Zoning And Land UseMixed Use

City Council Approves Mixed-Use Development and Rezoning at 80 East Center Street

The City Council approved a development agreement and rezoning request for 80 East Center Street. The property will be rezoned from A1 Light Agricultural District to CC Central Commercial District with an MU mixed-use zoning district overlay. The project, proposed by Gonzalo Calquin representing Ryan and Jackie, includes 10 residential units and commercial spaces, with a focus on preserving and renovating the historic church on the property. Key aspects of the development agreement include phasing of commercial occupancy before residential, parking provisions, and restrictions on unit sales to prevent a single entity from purchasing multiple units. Neighbors expressed support after revisions to the original plan, addressing concerns about density, traffic, and integration with the historic character.

Community DevelopmentAll

Kisville Considers Adoption of City Center Small Area Plan

The City Council is considering the adoption of the Kisville City Small Area Plan, a document designed to guide the future development and enhancement of the downtown area, including Historic Main Street, Main Street North, and Mutton Hollow neighborhoods. The plan, developed over a year with extensive community engagement, focuses on safety, walkability, parking clarity, community character, public spaces, and guiding growth. Key themes include re-establishing the city center as a connected and walkable destination, strengthening Main Street as the heart of community life, preserving historic character, and supporting local businesses. The plan aims to provide a vision and strategies for incremental change, adaptive reuse, and context-sensitive development.

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