Comprehensive Municipal Code Recodification and Zoning Map Update

Expressed concern about zoning regulations targeting sexually oriented businesses, suggesting direct bans are preferable.

Opposed proposed rezoning from R1-9000 to R1-7500 near American Fork High School due to density, traffic, and safety concerns.

Advocated for retaining Inner Block Cottage Development code to allow infill development on difficult parcels.

Opposed rezoning commercial properties on 100 North to R-4 residential, stating buildings cannot support residential use.

Opposed the 36-foot industrial building height limit as restrictive for storage and job creation.

Raised concerns about RA-1 zoning reductions and cemetery planning changes.

Explained that modern industrial standards require 40-foot clear heights, making the proposed 36-foot limit uncompetitive.

Requested protection for agricultural property used for educational programs like the local FFA.

Expressed concern about side yard and corner lot setback changes impacting home additions.

Opposed rezoning her 300 North property to professional office and raised traffic concerns regarding hospital roads.

Urged preservation of low-density neighborhoods like R1-9000 and sheep fields, supporting high-density only near transit.

Emphasized preserving animal rights and RA-1 designations established during past annexations.

Warned that industrial height limits would render 32-36 foot projects unfeasible and drive businesses out of the city.

Raised traffic safety concerns regarding the proposed widening of 200 South near Greenwood Elementary School.

Requested clearer regulations permitting accessory dwelling units on half-acre properties.

Expressed concern about shoreline protection zoning boundaries and lack of definitions for planned residential zones.

Suggested flexible setback rules and reasonable livestock regulations like chicken coops.

Supported taller industrial buildings and opposed restrictive height limits.

Highlighted the importance of ADUs for caregiving and independent housing for disabled family members.

Emphasized pedestrian safety, emergency service involvement in planning, and appreciated city transparency.

Criticized lack of notice to property owners and questioned rezoning a Spring Creek TOD property to RA-5.

Expressed concern about traffic and safety impacts from a proposed three-story building near schools on 3rd North.

Opposed R1-7500 zoning for his duplex-dominated cul-de-sac near American Fork High School.

Expressed support for a live-work pilot program on East Quality Drive to provide small-scale retail near townhomes.

Objected to rezoning RA-1 property near the cemetery to Public Facility (PF), citing loss of use and animal rights.

Suggested adding centerlines and reflective markings to 200 South to improve early-morning safety.

Urged evaluation of southern city traffic congestion and prioritization of resident safety over developer interests.

Expressed concern about the loss of wetlands and natural habitats for wildlife like monarch butterflies in southern American Fork.

Urged consideration of existing residents' quality of life when rezoning RA properties to higher density.