A New Model for Community Building

Transforming environmental challenges into sustainable, resilient neighborhoods

Farmington Bay Development Zones

Our comprehensive master plan divides Farmington Bay into strategic development phases, each designed to maximize dust mitigation effectiveness while creating vibrant, sustainable communities.

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 1 Development Zone (Northern)

Phase 2 Expansion (Central)

Phase 3 Integration (Southern)

Ecological Buffer Zones

Phased Development Timeline

Phase 1: Foundation

2028 - 2032

6,000

Acres Initial Development

45,000

Residential Units

The foundational phase establishes core infrastructure and demonstrates proof-of-concept for our integrated approach. Northern Farmington Bay development includes comprehensive aquifer well networks, utility corridors, and initial residential communities.

Key Deliverables:

Aquifer discharge infrastructure with 120 precision wells
Primary road network and utility backbone
15 neighborhood clusters with mixed housing types
3 elementary schools and community centers
Initial dust monitoring station network
Wetland buffer zone establishment

Phase 2: Expansion

2032 - 2037

8,000

Additional Acres

85,000

Additional Units

Building on Phase 1 success, expansion extends development into central Farmington Bay. Commercial corridors emerge, providing employment centers and retail amenities. Enhanced wetland integration creates seamless transitions between built and natural environments.

Key Deliverables:

Regional commercial district with 2 million sq ft retail/office
Transit-oriented development nodes
35 additional neighborhood communities
2 middle schools and 1 high school
Enhanced aquifer monitoring and adaptive management systems
500-acre ecological enhancement zone

Phase 3: Completion

2037 - 2042

4,500

Final Acres

70,000

Completing Units

Final phase completes the vision, establishing southern connections and regional recreation facilities. Full ecosystem monitoring network ensures long-term environmental stewardship and adaptive management capabilities.

Key Deliverables:

Southern development corridor completing dust barrier network
Regional recreation complex and lake-view community beaches
18-mile multi-use trail system connecting all neighborhoods
3 educational nature centers showcasing restoration success
Comprehensive atmospheric and hydrological monitoring network
Final wetland integration and wildlife corridor completion

Community Features & Amenities

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Green Spaces

15 neighborhood parks spanning 800 acres provide recreation, community gathering spaces, and critical dust interception zones through permanent vegetation.

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Mixed-Use Centers

Walkable town centers with retail, dining, and services reduce vehicle dependence while creating vibrant community hubs.

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Trail Networks

18-mile comprehensive trail system connects neighborhoods to legacy wetlands, promoting active transportation and outdoor recreation.

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Nature Centers

3 educational facilities showcase restoration ecology, providing community education on Great Salt Lake ecosystem stewardship.

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Lake-View Beaches

Community beaches with safe access to restored wetland areas, fostering connection between residents and the lake ecosystem.

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Smart Infrastructure

Integrated utilities, high-speed connectivity, and sustainable systems create resilient, future-ready communities.

Sustainability & Innovation

Every aspect of development prioritizes environmental responsibility and long-term resilience

Net-Zero Ready Housing

All residential units designed with passive solar orientation, high-performance building envelopes, and solar panel integration capability. LEED certification standards ensure minimal environmental impact and maximum energy efficiency.

Water-Wise Landscaping

Xeriscaping principles with native and climate-adapted species reduce irrigation demands. Drip irrigation systems leverage aquifer discharge for efficient, targeted watering minimizing waste.

Renewable Energy Integration

Solar panel installation on 60% of structures generates clean energy while reducing grid dependence. Community-scale battery storage provides resilience during peak demand periods.

Water Reclamation Systems

Greywater reclamation for landscape irrigation and toilet flushing reduces potable water consumption by 40%. Stormwater capture systems supplement aquifer discharge for dust suppression.

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

Comprehensive EV charging network with Level 2 chargers in every neighborhood and DC fast charging at commercial centers. Future-proofed electrical systems accommodate growing EV adoption.

Circular Economy Design

Construction waste recycling programs, local materials sourcing, and adaptive reuse strategies minimize environmental footprint while supporting regional economies.

Housing for All Needs

Single-Family 40%

Townhomes 30%

Multi-Family 25%

Live-Work 5%

Diverse housing types ensure our communities welcome residents across all income levels, family structures, and lifestyle preferences. From attainable workforce housing to executive homes, our inclusive approach creates economically vibrant, socially diverse neighborhoods.

Economic Impact & Opportunity

12,000+

Construction Jobs

Sustained employment throughout 15-year development timeline

45,000+

Permanent Employment

Retail, services, education, and professional opportunities

$2.1B+

Annual Tax Revenue

Supporting schools, infrastructure, and public services

80,000

Housing Shortage

Addressing Utah's critical need for additional housing units