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The developer of Rusty Cliffs South is asking to cut the number of planned homes from 380 down to 294, potentially lowering neighborhood density.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Reduces future residential density, which may slightly alter projected utility and infrastructure service demands.
Future residents and neighbors who prefer lower-density development and reduced traffic congestion.
Long-time residents might be feeling the pinch with more traffic and higher housing prices.
Lowers overall neighborhood density and reduces expected traffic generation on Highway 18.
Expands medical and professional office infrastructure in east St. George.
Adds 70 new residential lots to the growing Desert Canyons master-planned community.
Brings new commercial automotive services and jobs to the River Road corridor.
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A large new housing development is proposed that would add 438 units to the area. This will significantly increase density near Gap Canyon Parkway.