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Planning staff described the request to change the general‑plan designation from flex office to flex commercial and to rezone the parcel from Research & Business to Regional Commercial. Planning staff said the regional commercial zone contains design standards (façade articulation and a requirement for a high percentage of glass along street frontages) intended to produce a campus‑like commercial appearance.

Applicant Jeff Alexander told the council his family’s printing and fulfillment business has outgrown its current facility and wants to build a 50–60,000 square foot office‑warehouse to remain in Lindon. He said the building would include landscaping, frontage improvements and a design that could be subdivided into smaller office‑warehouse units if needed.

Council members asked about the risk that, if the Alexanders later sell, a different owner might build a lower‑quality warehouse. Staff noted the regional commercial zone’s design standards and the existing streetscape improvements in the area that will help preserve high building and landscape standards.

Councilmember Hoyt moved to approve ordinance 2025‑10‑O amending the general plan; Councilmember Stewart moved later to approve ordinance 2025‑11‑O for the zoning map amendment. Both motions passed unanimously by voice vote. Staff said the planning commission had given a unanimous recommendation in favor of the changes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lindon City Council - August 4, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council unanimously approved a general‑plan amendment and zoning map change to permit a 50–60,000 sq. ft. office‑warehouse at 377 S. 800 W, allowing local business Alexander Print to expand in Lindon under regional commercial design standards.","taxTitle","Lindon City Council, Lindon, Utah County, Utah","taxId",20075,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6787176,"Council pauses traffic‑calming decisions on 400 North, asks for more data",2353,3509475,5863350,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5529312-7de49c9f6970c5ab4b9b28f6cedff61a&start=3509&end=5863","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5529312-7de49c9f6970c5ab4b9b28f6cedff61a/thumbnail_3509475.jpg","/articles/6787176/Utah/Council-pauses-trafficcalming-decisions-on-400-North-asks-for-more-data","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6787176-085b93439effc2f993e580d43ccaad28/orig.mp4?Expires=1770876309&Signature=Lo9mWAUU25THlsDvcBBwlqTiUMjVp~AcaA4sLF4fxS62Zgv~XpVt68ooOujWkjcQC4UtrJfTxneS-CYJd~WpeIaey33fBTPAEBpqR-~nAiGs57dUdJni7ZaFQVRsvsKNSquIZuA96Z64ViGEAxXs53IEib1wS9doFObWczjA4ixJPlySAfs3o~~BgHMJwLZTxE8H6m5ZlqLxgxbAsWy5FkfpMkZ-RGInvddogSpctqiI5CIou656eB8nXtu826tEJHBY7kgUt49Mnbaf7jiZ7zoKAdiqs8ZqdERUN2hscS-JY2w5Y-ko9vcsPujB6gMAwsCMvFodUSxy4DbMU3~p-A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lindon — The City Council voted to continue consideration of traffic‑calming measures on 400 North and asked staff to return with additional data and a field review before any permanent work is authorized.

Noah, the city engineer, summarized a speed study showing an 85th‑percentile speed near 33 mph in a 25 mph zone and about 3,400 vehicles per day. Staff said the corridor just met the adopted citizen‑initiated traffic calming scoring threshold and proposed temporary, low‑cost experiments such as plastic delineators or chokers to test effectiveness before committing to permanent concrete work.

Residents raised concerns about aesthetics, reduced on‑street parking and driveway access if delineators or chicanes are installed. Joan Washburn, a nearby resident, urged council members to drive the corridor and consider changes once a nearby temple opens and traffic patterns evolve.

Councilmembers asked staff for comparative before/after studies (including benchmarking at locations such as 800 West), examples from neighboring cities, and a clear temporary end date for any pilot. Councilmember Van Broderick moved to continue the item so staff can gather the requested information and do targeted speed counts and field visits; the motion passed by voice vote.

Staff said they plan to run pre/post speed counts, consult NUTCD guidance on warrants, investigate stop‑sign warrants at Canal/400 North, and coordinate a neighborhood outreach and field inspection prior to any temporary installations.","After hearing staff and neighborhood concerns about speed and driveway access, Lindon council voted to continue consideration of temporary traffic‑calming measures on 400 North and directed staff to collect before/after counts, perform field visits and study stop‑sign warrants.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6787177,"Lindon approves $69,400 contract for parks master plans to chase larger grants",1563,1842330,3405435,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5529312-7de49c9f6970c5ab4b9b28f6cedff61a&start=1842&end=3405","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5529312-7de49c9f6970c5ab4b9b28f6cedff61a/thumbnail_1842330.jpg","/articles/6787177/Utah/Lindon-approves-69400-contract-for-parks-master-plans-to-chase-larger-grants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6787177-494bb38c6e4713d55c9de7bba138ae91/orig.mp4?Expires=1770876309&Signature=JPumFum2xZio6UywxXUf-CsJQqHFjnEXdPr-TTo98RlZ9aHNMA1Ip6SSlJqaZT8KFuL6lMzdaTfkfvTfZUCYQBvUbtRGSJLK6PB39~4p9OUyBZ2rJ7-vpH0rzbopacvI1rIlOvmvAXgZVfPARaA7QOENUHY~rqJi0gvFRzMKaQciXOsEQ4nVqcFbLsrZna5vdeTBYdhmPOHKE3RgQ6pzwjiR0PGTzyaQNR7YJU7E0yKsqDYl3UqPEqaFIKDL772V9tMLC7GDSxZeWnK9jA1kohuOl0mtwZoP0sr9pvvZfKHoirU7gUEMo0jMf1zdywvgwsgDPT4S~5oyeSDfQ2UKrw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lindon — The Lindon City Council voted unanimously to award Civil Science a $69,400 contract to prepare detailed master plans and engineering‑level site plans for three park sites: East Bench, Linden Hollow and the Thornton property.

Keith Bateman, Lindon’s parks and recreation director, told the council the city needs engineer‑ready plans to be competitive for grants that now expect detailed site layouts and cost estimates. Grant writer Ron Clegg said those awards can range from hundreds of thousands up to several million per site and that hiring a firm with in‑house engineering capabilities justified the contract’s price.

Council members questioned the cost and the risk that detailed plans can become outdated. Councilmember Jake (last name not specified on the record) and others discussed narrowing the scope — for example postponing the Thornton property — if the council prefers smaller near‑term investments. Bateman and staff said the proposal can be phased and the consultant will provide a prioritized list of projects suitable for the next grant cycle.

Councilmember Van Broderick moved to approve the contract as presented; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote. Council discussion emphasized matching study scope to grant opportunities and the need for public input during design.

The contract award is intended to position Lindon to apply in future recreation grant cycles with shovel‑ready proposals that include engineering estimates and public engagement.","Lindon City Council unanimously awarded a $69,400 contract to Civil Science to produce detailed site plans and engineering for three park sites so the city can pursue larger state and federal recreation grants.","actionData","errors"]

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Lindon council approves general‑plan and zoning changes to allow Alexander Print expansion

Council pauses traffic‑calming decisions on 400 North, asks for more data

Lindon approves $69,400 contract for parks master plans to chase larger grants