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Saratoga Springs City

Saratoga Springs City · week of September 20, 2026

Planning Commission recommends approval of Spring Heights II Rezone and General Plan Amendment, 5–2

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What changed in Saratoga Springs City

Development activity

  • Spring Heights

    2500 N. Redwood Road

    Rezone and general plan amendment to change agricultural land to regional commercial and light industrial for a mixed flex/retail project.

    approved (6-1) · still approved

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  • Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat F Lot 607

    1233 Lake Drive

    Site plan for a multi-tenant commercial retail building near Winco.

    approved · still approved

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  • Evans Estates Preliminary Plat

    1126 West Fairfield Road

    Preliminary plat for a 74-lot single-family subdivision on 30 acres.

    approved · still approved

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  • Saratoga Springs Senior Seminary

    Northwest of New Alpine School District High School

    Rezone and general plan amendment to change property from low-density residential to institutional civic for a custom seminary building.

    approved · still approved

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  • RMP Jumbers Substation Site Plan

    West Village Parkway Parcel 59:011:0083

    Site plan approval for a new electrical substation with security walls and equipment poles.

    approved · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Evans Estates Preliminary Plat

    A new 74-lot single-family subdivision was approved near Fairfield Road, bringing more housing and trail connections to the area despite existing traffic concerns on local roads.

    What it means: Future homeowners and the developer.

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  • Public Utility Fencing Standards Code Amendment

    The city considered allowing taller fences (up to 10 feet) around utility substations to improve security and prevent accidents, balancing neighbor aesthetics with electrical safety standards.

    What it means: Rocky Mountain Power and the public by enhancing safety and security around high-voltage electrical facilities.

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  • Senior Seminary Rezone & General Plan Amendment

    Bradley Gygi is proposing a rezone and general plan amendment northwest of the new high school for a senior seminary building.

    What it means: Local students and community members participating in seminary programs near the high school.

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  • Spring Heights II Rezone & General Plan Amendment

    St. John Properties wants to rezone 26 acres at 2300 N. Redwood Road to add more retail and light industrial flex buildings, sparking debate among commissioners about losing office space and head-of-household jobs.

    What it means: The developer, commercial tenants, and residents seeking nearby dining, retail, and service options.

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