Herriman City
The Planning Commission approved preliminary plats for 382 new luxury residential units (townhomes and duplexes) across three pods in the South Hills area. This development will significantly increase housing density and bring new residents, requiring robust infrastructure and potentially impacting local traffic and services. The developer emphasized high-end construction and significant investment in water infrastructure and landscaping.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Requires significant private investment in infrastructure (water tanks, roads, landscaping) with city oversight for compliance. Potential for increased property tax revenue for the city from new units.
Wasatch Commercial (developer), future residents seeking luxury townhomes, local businesses benefiting from increased population.
Existing residents could experience increased traffic, strain on public services, and changes to neighborhood character, though no public comments were received expressing concerns at the meeting.
The approval of 382 new residential units across three pods in the South Hills development will significantly increase housing density in the area. This includes luxury townhomes, which could attract new residents and impact local services and traffic. The development requires extensive infrastructure improvements, including water service and fire safety measures.
The Planning Commission approved preliminary plats for 382 new luxury residential units (townhomes and duplexes) across three pods in the South Hills area. This development will significantly increase housing density and bring new residents, requiring robust infrastructure and potentially impacting local traffic and services. The developer emphasized high-end construction and significant investment in water infrastructure and landscaping.