Multi-Family & Mixed-Use Construction in Draper, Utah
Your project. Your decisions. Our concierge execution.
For multi-family and mixed-use work in Draper, you need a builder who keeps you firmly in the driver’s seat while navigating local approvals with precision. CM Pros delivers exactly that—a calm, client-first experience that pairs open-book budgets with meticulous craftsmanship.
Why developers and owners choose CM Pros in Draper
Client-in-control
You make the calls; we provide clear options, cost/time impacts, and proactive guidance at each decision point.
Open-book from day one
Transparent budgets, tracked updates, and documented changes—no surprises.
Draper fluency
We align early with the City’s Planning & Zoning and handle the details—from application checklists and fees to design standards referenced in code.
The CM Pros Concierge Construction Method
1. Paid Preconstruction & Design Agreement
We begin with a focused, fee-based engagement that delivers a buildable concept, entitlement roadmap, and a defensible budget and schedule. You’ll see how the plan meets Draper’s site plan submission standards (including landscaping, lighting, and multi-family development references) before you commit to construction.
2. Entitlements & Pricing
We coordinate submittals through Draper’s online Planning Services Portal, structure responses to staff comments, and prepare design packages consistent with applicable chapters (architecture, landscape, lighting). Pricing is open-book with competitive bids and value-engineering alternatives, presented for your approval.
3. Build with Transparent Milestones
Your dedicated team manages procurement, logistics, safety, and quality—keeping you informed through milestone reports and site walks. We plan for seasonal realities—freezing, snow, and hot, dry summers—so earthwork, concrete, and envelope activities protect schedule and performance.
4. Closeout & Care
We finish clean: commissioning, punch, as-builts, O&M, and warranty handoff. You’ll know exactly what was delivered and how to maintain it.
What we build
- Multi-family: Garden-style, podium, wrap, and senior-friendly design considerations; amenity decks, pools/spas, fitness, co-working lounges, package rooms, and pet amenities.
- Mixed-use base buildings: Retail/restaurant shells, venting and grease duct provisions, enhanced MEP capacity, demising strategies, and TI-ready cores.
- Parking & mobility: Structured and surface parking, EV readiness, bike storage, and pedestrian-first routing that aligns with TRAX/SAP goals where applicable.
- Building performance: Envelope detailing for thermal efficiency, acoustic control between units/uses, and durable finish packages suited to Draper’s climate profile.
Local expertise: Draper approvals without the headache
Site Plan Checklist, fees, and submittals
Draper’s site plan application defines specific documentation (architecture, landscaping/irrigation, photometrics, utility confirmations) and fees by acreage. Our team prepares, stamps, and submits complete packages—early and complete to keep you moving.
Zoning nuance in mixed-use areas
In Draper’s OR Zone, residential uses are treated as accessory to commercial within mixed-use developments, and commercial design standards apply. We design to that standard from the start to avoid rework.
Station Area Plans (SAP) near TRAX & the Draper Town Center
State-mandated SAPs shape land use around Kimballs Lane and Crescent View stations—and the City is actively working on related development agreements and SAP objectives. We coordinate early to align with these requirements.
The Point: access, phasing, and opportunity
The Point is moving forward with Phase 1 infrastructure, including the Porter Rockwell Boulevard extension—unlocking a mixed-use district with ~3,000 multi-family units, offices, and retail. We anticipate phasing and access constraints in our logistics plans so your project benefits from the area’s growth.
Where we file
We submit and track application status via Draper’s Planning Services Portal and coordinate required noticing and fees.
Partnerships
We work seamlessly with external architects and engineers—bringing the rigor of a construction manager with the service of a concierge builder. Our process is built for developers: clear packages, transparent pricing, and dependable delivery.
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What It’s Like to Work with CM Pros
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FAQs About Multi-Family & Mixed-Use Construction in Draper, Utah
How long do Draper entitlements typically take?
Timelines vary by zone and complexity. We structure submittals to the site plan review requirements (DCMC 9-5-090) and pre-coordinate with staff to reduce cycles. Expect plan reviews and agency comments; our preconstruction schedule itemizes each gate.
What fees and documents should we expect with site plan submittals?
Draper’s checklist outlines fees by acreage and requires stamped architectural, landscape, and lighting packages, utility letters, and more. We prepare and submit a complete set so you aren’t chasing paperwork.
How does the OR Zone affect mixed-use buildings?
In the OR Zone, residential uses are accessory to commercial and commercial design standards apply—so early programming and façade standards matter. We design and price accordingly.
Will SAPs or proximity to TRAX change approvals?
The Legislature requires Station Area Plans near transit; Draper is advancing SAP objectives for TRAX/FrontRunner areas. We align massing, access, and parking with SAP goals to streamline review.
How do you handle winter work?
We schedule cold-weather operations (earthwork, concrete) around Draper’s typical freeze/snow profile and protect curing with temporary heat/enclosures as needed.
Is the Preconstruction/Design Agreement paid?
Yes. It’s a paid engagement that produces a coordinated design direction, entitlement roadmap, and open-book budget—so you can green-light construction with clarity.