Summary
Perry Homes requested preliminary subdivision approval for 168 residential lots (townhomes and single-family homes) on 21.75 acres at 3072 N. 400 West. The commission approved the plan unanimously.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Expands the municipal tax base and adds 168 new housing units to the community.
Homebuyers seeking new housing options in the Compass Point development.
Applicants who have started the permit process but haven't paid yet, as they may face higher costs.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Tooele City Planning Commission Business — September 23, 2026
Perry Homes requested preliminary subdivision approval for 168 residential lots (townhomes and single-family homes) on 21.75 acres at 3072 N. 400 West. The commission approved the plan unanimously.
Tooele City Planning Commission Business — August 26, 2026
A massive 398-acre commercial project is proposed to bring new retail and jobs to Tooele, though it will take years to build out.
Tooele City Planning Commission Business Meeting — July 8, 2026
A developer wants to build 23 townhomes on a small plot of land. The commission will check if it fits the neighborhood's zoning rules.
Tooele City Planning Commission Business Meeting — June 10, 2026
The city is proposing to narrow James Way by 9 feet. This could change how the street is used or maintained in the future.
City Council Work Meeting — April 1, 2026
The city is deciding how to zone 116 acres of land. It's a big deal because it will shape the northern entrance to our city and determine what kind of businesses and buildings go there.
Tooele City Council Business Meeting — March 18, 2026
Residents are asking the city to keep pickleball nets up all year, even when restrooms are closed, and are pushing for more courts on the south side of town to handle growth.
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Tooele City Council Work Meeting — February 4, 2026
The city wants to make sure that when fees go up, they apply to all pending permits that haven't been paid for yet. This helps the city cover its actual costs for services.
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