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Washington City

Washington City · week of September 19, 2026

Council approves General Plan Amendment G-25-04 (Adams Family) - Tabled, 3–2

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What changed in Washington City

Development activity

  • Church Height Waiver

    3265 South 300 East

    A height waiver request to allow a taller building structure for a new church development.

    still pending

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  • Adams Family Farms General Plan Amendment

    2000 South and 20 East

    A request to amend the general plan on 152 acres from open space and low density to low density, medium density, medium-high density, and community commercial.

    tabled (3-2) · pending → tabled

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Also discussed

  • Adams Family Farms General Plan Amendment

    A large 152-acre family farm property in the Washington Fields is seeking a general plan amendment to allow higher density housing and commercial zones. Neighbors raised concerns about traffic, school capacity, and maintaining the character of existing low-density neighborhoods.

    What it means: The property owners and future residents seeking attainable housing and local commercial options.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Water Infrastructure Expansion

    The city is looking to award a nearly $2.9 million contract to Interstate Rock Products to build critical water infrastructure, including a new pump station and miles of pipeline.

    What it means: The project will cost $2,894,325.00 to build out essential water transmission and pumping facilities.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Height Waiver HW-26-02 for Long Valley Church

    A proposed church at Riggs Loop Drive and Devils Garden Lane is requesting a height waiver to accommodate its architectural design.

    What it means: Long Valley Church members and the local congregation looking to construct their new facility.

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