Spanish Fork meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Spanish Fork committees weigh two large subdivisions, annexation, and industrial plats

Spanish Fork's land-use bodies have a full slate of residential, commercial, and industrial items on recent agendas, but minutes have not yet been published for any of the meetings, so no outcomes or vote tallies are available. What follows is drawn from the official agendas only.

Development Review Committee — June 24, 2026

The Development Review Committee was scheduled to discuss and take action on two major residential subdivisions and several other items.

• **Larson Park Subdivision** — a preliminary plat for 204 residential lots and townhomes, plus one commercial lot, at 1700 West 1900 South. A companion **zone change** request would shift the property from R-R to R-3, R-1-15, and C-2 with a Master Planned Development Overlay.
• **Leland Meadows Subdivision** — a preliminary plat for 206 residential lots and garden homes at 1200 West 1400 South. A companion **zone change** request would shift the property from R-R to R-1-6 and R-1-15 with a Master Planned Development Overlay.
• **Maverik Convenience Store** — a site plan for a store with gas sales at 1341 North Main Street.

The agenda also listed concept reviews for a business park and a development, marked for discussion only. No dollar amounts were listed. Minutes have not been published, so it is not yet known whether any items were approved, continued, or denied.

Planning Commission — July 1, 2026

The Planning Commission was scheduled to hold a 5:30 p.m. work session touring city sites, followed by a 7:30 p.m. meeting.

Agenda items for consideration:

• **Preliminary Plat for NICOLSON INDUSTRIAL PARK** — a three-lot industrial subdivision at 999 West 3800 North.
• **Preliminary Plat for VERK 1 SUBSTATION** — a substation development at 1730 West 3400 North.
• Approval of minutes from the June 3, 2026 Planning Commission meeting.

No dollar amounts were listed. Minutes for the July 1 meeting have not been published, so outcomes are not yet available.

Development Review Committee — July 1, 2026

A second Development Review Committee meeting was scheduled the same evening, with three items listed for action and discussion:

• **Final Plat for Canyon Court Lot 6 Condominiums** — three units at 2777 East 400 North.
• **Site Plan for Canyon Creek Phase 6 Lot 604** — a commercial retail pad at 1264 North Canyon Creek Parkway.
• **Annexation request for South Valley Village** — 18.76 acres near 700 East 2200 North. The agenda notes the annexation is accepted for further study only.

No public hearing was noted for any item, and no dollar amounts were listed. Minutes have not been published.

What this means for residents

The two subdivision proposals alone — Larson Park at 204 lots and Leland Meadows at 206 lots — represent more than 400 potential new residential lots on the west side of Spanish Fork, both requiring zone changes from rural residential (R-R) to higher-density designations. The NICOLSON INDUSTRIAL PARK and VERK 1 SUBSTATION plats point to industrial and utility growth in the northwest part of the city. The South Valley Village annexation, if it advances past the study stage, would bring 18.76 acres into city limits near 700 East 2200 North.

Because minutes are not yet published for any of these meetings, residents should check the city's official agendas and minutes pages for recorded outcomes, vote tallies, and any conditions of approval.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed on the city calendar for the next 14 days. Residents who want to follow up on the items above should watch for published minutes and future agenda postings from the Development Review Committee and Planning Commission.

Spanish Fork Panels Review Major Subdivisions, Annexation as Development Pipeline Fills

Two large subdivisions that could bring more than 400 new homes and a request to annex 18.76 acres moved forward this week, as Spanish Fork’s Development Review Committee and Planning Commission worked through a packed agenda. Action was taken on multiple preliminary plats and site plans, though final outcomes remained unpublished in the minutes released through July 5.

Development Review Committee – June 24

The committee discussed and took action on five items, including preliminary plats and zone changes for Larson Park and Leland Meadows subdivisions.

• **Larson Park Subdivision** – A preliminary plat for 204 residential lots and townhomes, plus one commercial lot at 1700 West 1900 South. The accompanying zone change would shift zoning from R-R to R-3, R-1-15, and C-2 under a Master Planned Development Overlay.
• **Leland Meadows Subdivision** – A preliminary plat for 206 residential lots and garden homes at 1200 West 1400 South. The zone change proposal would rezone the property from R-R to R-1-6 and R-1-15, also with a Master Planned Development Overlay.
• **Maverik Convenience Store** – A site plan for a new store with gas sales at 1341 North Main Street.
• **Spanish Fork Fairgrounds Improvements** – A site plan review (details not specified in the agenda summary).
• **Concept reviews** for a business park and another development were listed for discussion only.

Planning Commission – July 1

The commission held a work session at 5:30 p.m. touring city sites before its regular 7:30 p.m. meeting. Agenda items included:

• **NICOLSON INDUSTRIAL PARK** – Preliminary plat for a three-lot industrial subdivision at 999 West 3800 North.
• **VERK 1 SUBSTATION** – Preliminary plat for a substation development at 1730 West 3400 North.
• Approval of minutes from the June 3, 2026, meeting.

Development Review Committee – July 1

Three items were scheduled for action/discussion:

• **Canyon Court Lot 6 Condominiums** – Final plat for three units at 2777 East 400 North.
• **Canyon Creek Phase 6 Lot 604** – Site plan for a commercial retail pad at 1264 North Canyon Creek Parkway.
• **South Valley Village Annexation** – A request to annex 18.76 acres near 700 East 2200 North, accepted for further study. No public hearing was noted.

No vote tallies, dollar figures, or outcomes were available for any of the above items because official minutes from the meetings had not yet been published as of July 5.

Coming up

The city’s public meeting calendar showed no scheduled meetings for the next 14 days. Residents can check the Spanish Fork website for updates on future agendas and minutes.