American Fork, UT

Development Review Committee

City Council

Planning Commission

The American Fork City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 2, 2026, to review and recommend a proposed Code Text Amendment to Chapter 12.16 of the Municipal Code. The amendment would repeal the existing chapter and replace it with updated regulations for planting trees within park strips, including codification and repeal of conflicting provisions. The public is invited to comment.

• Public hearing on proposed Code Text Amendment to Chapter 12.16 (Park Strips and Trees)
• Repeal and replacement of existing Chapter 12.16 of the American Fork City Code
• New regulations for planting trees within park strips
• Meeting at City Hall, 31 N. Church Street, at 6:30 PM

Board of Adjustment

Development Review Committee

The American Fork City Development Review Committee will hold a public hearing on September 14, 2026, to consider an Amended Final Plat application for North Pointe Business Park, Building C. The proposal would condominiumize an existing office building into 14 units on a 5.06-acre site in the GC-2 Zone. The hearing is required by Utah Code 10-20-811, and public comment is invited.

• Public hearing for Amended Final Plat, North Pointe Business Park, Building C, 825 E 1180 S
• Proposal to convert existing office building into 14 condominium units
• Site is 5.06 acres in GC-2 Zone
• Hearing required under Utah Code 10-20-811

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold a regular session on August 25, 2026, to consider several action items, including resolutions to set the 2026 tax rate and adopt the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, city budgets. The council will also review agreements for infrastructure reimbursements, a CDBG subrecipient agreement for waterline improvements, a real estate exchange, and other administrative matters. A public comment period is scheduled, and the council may enter a closed session for real property, litigation, and personnel discussions.

• Resolution setting 2026 tax rate for FY ending June 30, 2027
• Resolution adopting FY2027 city budgets
• CDBG Subrecipient Agreement for Culinary Waterline Improvements at 11 King Street
• Reimbursement Agreement with Bridge Haven for Bridges at Fox Hollow Plat B (up to $33,383.85)
• Real estate exchange agreement with multiple LLCs for Lake Shore Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a proposed update to the American Fork General Plan. This plan outlines long-range goals for land use, housing, transportation, and infrastructure. The commission will make a recommendation to the City Council following the hearing.

• Public hearing on the proposed General Plan Update
• Removal of the proposed citywide zoning map amendment from the current process
• Removal of the development code update from the current process

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold a work session to prepare for future action items, including a discussion on bonding led by Matt Dugdale, a presentation on Fitness Center programs and services, and a discussion on amending city code regarding external accessory dwelling units. No formal action will be taken at this meeting.

• Discussion on bonding by Matt Dugdale
• Presentation on Fitness Center programs and services
• Discussion on city code amendments for external accessory dwelling units

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposed tax increase, as detailed in the attached Truth in Taxation Notice. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing on proposed tax increase
• Truth in Taxation Notice attached

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to consider a request for the Lone Automotive project. The body will determine if the project can operate as an auto dealership within the GC-1 General Commercial Zoning.

• Request for Consideration for Lone Automotive at 105 S 700 E Unit E to operate an Auto Dealership

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold a work session to prepare for future meetings. No decisions will be made; the Council will only discuss concepts and proposals including an annexation plan, cemetery expansion, accessory dwelling unit rules, automatic annexations, and a community ambassador network.

• Discussion on the Earl Annexation concept plan
• Discussion on the proposed cemetery expansion
• Discussion on proposed code text amendment regarding accessory dwelling units
• Discussion on automatic annexations
• Discussion on Tabitha’s Way Ambassador Network

Development Review Committee

The American Fork Development Review Committee will meet August 3, 2026 to review and act on an amended commercial site plan for landscape improvements at the American Fork Tabernacle located at 110 E Main Street. The committee will also approve July 2026 meeting minutes and hear public comments.

• Amended Commercial Site Plan for American Fork Tabernacle Landscape Improvements at 110 E Main Street (4.27 acres, CC-2 zone)
• Approval of July 20, 2026 Development Review Committee minutes

City Council

The American Fork City Council will review a petition to annex approximately 24 acres for a church and single-family homes. The body is also considering several municipal code amendments regarding floodplain management and natural gas regulator stations.

• Annexation petition for 23.991 acres at 510 South 100 West for a church and single-family development
• Code text amendments to Chapter 15.01.110 and Chapter 15.16 regarding Floodplain Management
• Proposed ordinance to allow Natural Gas Regulator Stations as a Conditional Use in the PF Public Facilities Zone
• Contract for streetlight repair, construction, and maintenance with Infrastructure Power Group, LLC
• Award of American Fork City Garage Reorientation Project to Construction IQ LLC

Development Review Committee

The American Fork Development Review Committee will meet on July 20, 2026 to consider routine items and a development application. After approving the July 13 minutes, the committee will review and act on a final plat application for Landon Court East at 1252 E 700 N, a 1.381‑acre residential (R1‑15,000) subdivision proposing two single‑family lots. The meeting also includes a ten‑minute public comment period. The committee may approve, deny, or table the final plat.

• Approval of the July 13, 2026 Development Review Committee minutes (common consent agenda)
• Review and action on a Final Plat application for Landon Court East, 1252 E 700 N, 1.381 acres, Residential (R1‑15,000) Zone, 2 units
• Up to a 10‑minute public comment period (each speaker limited to two minutes)
• Regular session roll call and adjournment

The Development Review Committee approved a request for the reapproval of the Landon Court East final plat to correct a typographical error in the legal boundary description. The two-lot subdivision at 1252 E 700 N remains compliant with R1-15,000 zoning requirements.

• Approved minutes from the July 13th, 2026 session (3-0)
• Approved Final Plat for Landon Court East at 1252 E 700 N (3-0)

City Council

The City Council will review several action items including property purchase agreements, annexation petitions, and water banking. The meeting also includes the consideration of releasing various construction guarantees and retainers.

• Release of $16,526.42 construction guarantee for Evans residence at 829 North 290 East
• Release of $9,934.95 durability retainer for Walton Lane Townhomes at 841 East 700 South
• Water banking agreement for 38.12-s acre feet of water with Layne Downs
• Annexation petition for the Earl Annexation consisting of 10.91 acres near 570 West 200 South
• Purchase agreement with Keaton Wall for property near 1000 North and 750 West

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a Final Plat application for an industrial property. The project involves an office-warehouse and outdoor storage facility on 5 acres in the I-1 Industrial Zone.

• Final Plat for Climb Concrete at 300 E 1700 S (5 acres)
• Industrial building proposal including office-warehouse and outdoor storage
• Condition of approval: lift station must comply with code requirements prior to certificate of occupancy

The Development Review Committee approved the final plat for the Climb Concrete project at 300 E 1700 S, a 5-acre office/warehouse development in the I-1 Industrial Zone. The reapproval corrects overlapping boundary lines on the southeast portion of the site before recording. Conditions of approval remain unchanged, including the private lift station meeting City code and Engineering requirements before a certificate of occupancy is issued. The vote was unanimous (3-0).

• Approved final plat for Climb Concrete at 300 E 1700 S (3-0)
• Approved minutes of July 6, 2026 DRC session (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on four code text amendments. These include updates to floodplain management to comply with FEMA maps, clarification of easement conveyance documents, allowing natural gas regulator stations as conditional uses in the Public Facilities Zone, and adding a definition for natural gas regulator stations. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Public hearing and recommendation on Floodplain Management code amendment (Section 15.16) to comply with updated FEMA maps
• Public hearing and recommendation on Easements code amendment (Section 15.01.110) clarifying required conveyance documents
• Public hearing and recommendation on AF014-Natural Gas Regulator Station amendment (Section 17.4.601 PF Zone) to allow as conditional use
• Public hearing and recommendation on “N” Definitions amendment (Section 17.12.214) defining natural gas regulator stations
• Approval of June 3, 2026 Planning Commission minutes

City Council

This is a work session, not an action meeting. The City Council will discuss pressurized irrigation shareholder agreements, road cross-section design including bike lanes and trails, and policies for trees and park strips. No votes or decisions will be made.

• Discussion on pressurized irrigation shareholder agreements
• Discussion on road cross section with bike lanes and trails
• Discussion on trees and park strips

The City Council held a work session to discuss proposed changes to pressurized irrigation shareholder base rates and roadway cross-sections for bike lanes. No formal votes were taken; the irrigation proposal will return for consideration on July 28.

• Tabled decision on pressurized irrigation shareholder base rate revisions to July 28
• Discussed prioritizing shared-use paths over on-street bike lanes for 300 North to preserve parking
• Reviewed proposed park strip tree standards and prohibited species list

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider an amended commercial site plan for Premier Family Medical to place temporary mobile CT and MRI units in the existing parking lot at 226 N 1100 E. The plan uses 10 parking stalls but the site still meets the required 101 stalls. Staff recommends approval. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 22, 2026 meeting as part of the common consent agenda.

• Review and action on Amended Commercial Site Plan for Premier Family Medical at 226 N 1100 E (2.03 acres, PO-1 Zone) to add temporary mobile CT and MRI units taking 10 parking stalls; 148 stalls provided, exceeding the 101 required.
• Common consent agenda: approval of June 22, 2026 Development Review Committee minutes.
• Public comment period (up to 10 minutes, 2 minutes per speaker).

The Development Review Committee approved an amended commercial site plan for Premier Family Medical at approximately 226 N 1100 E. The amendment allows for temporary mobile CT and MRI units to be located in trailers within existing parking stalls. The site continues to meet all required parking standards.

• Approved June 22, 2026, meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved amended commercial site plan for Premier Family Medical at 226 N 1100 E (2-0)

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed pressurized irrigation rates and then consider adopting an interim budget for FY 2026-2027, amending culinary water and irrigation rates, and approving a new fee schedule. Several zone changes and land use map amendments are up for action, including a hotel project and a public well site. The council will also award a contract for well drilling and authorize a cooperative agreement for dock replacements at the boat harbor.

• Public hearing on proposed pressurized irrigation rate schedule
• Resolution adopting the Interim American Fork City budget for FY ending June 30, 2027
• Ordinance approving zone change from PI-1 to GC-2 for American Fork Hotel at 714 South 600 East (3.13 acres)
• Ordinance approving zone change from PR-3.0 to PF for Dixie Well at 943 South 900 West (0.78 acres)
• Award of contract for Dixie Well Drilling Project to Hydro Resources – Rock Mountain, Inc.

The Council approved the interim budget for fiscal year 2027 and updated both culinary and pressurized irrigation water rates. They also awarded a $2.3M well drilling contract and approved several zoning and land use changes.

• Approved interim budget for fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 (5-0)
• Approved culinary water utility fee amendments (5-0)
• Approved pressurized irrigation utility fees effective Jan 1, 2027 (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved 2026-2027 General Fee Schedule, replacing $50 annual mapping fee with $75 one-time fee (5-0)
• Awarded Dixie Well Drilling Project contract to Hydro Resources-Rocky Mountain Inc. for $2,327,733 (5-0)
• Approved zone change for American Fork Hotel at 714 South 600 East from PI-1 to GC-2 (5-0)
• Approved land use and zone changes for Dixie Well at 943 South 900 West (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Chamber of Commerce for Steel Days management (5-0)

Redevelopment Agency

The board will hear and vote on the 2026 Redevelopment Agency Annual Report as required by Utah Code. The report summarizes finances, development, and tax increment for the East Main, North Valley, and Egg Farm project areas, plus the new Patriot Station Community Reinvestment Area. Acceptance would satisfy the statutory deadline and allow submission to the UAC STATS program starting in 2027.

• East Main RDA reports 636% total marginal value increase since 1993 base; collection period ended 2025 with no funds estimated for 2026.
• North Valley RDA reports 2,793% total marginal value increase since 1994 base; one tax year remaining with $350,000 authorized funds.
• Recent developments include Swig Drive Thru, Gourmandise restaurant (East Main), and Easton Park apartments (335 units, north of North Valley).
• Egg Farm EDA project area is included but no financial data appears in the agenda excerpt.
• Patriot Station Community Reinvestment Area triggered in fiscal year 2024 and is now part of the report.

Development Review Committee

The American Fork Development Review Committee will hold a regular session to approve routine items and to review three land‑use applications. Items include the approval of the June 16, 2026 meeting minutes and action on an amended final plat for Bridges at Fox Hollow, an amended final plat for Andersen Acres PUD, and a residential accessory structure site plan for an England detached garage. The committee will discuss each application and may adopt motions to approve them.

• Approve the June 16, 2026 Development Review Committee minutes (common consent agenda).
• Review and action on the Bridges at Fox Hollow Amended Final Plat (0.84 acres, PR-3.0 zone, 5 lots, new storm drain design and easements).
• Review and action on the Andersen Acres PUD Amended Final Plat (0.84 acres, R1-9000 zone).
• Review and action on the England Detached Garage Residential Accessory Structure Site Plan (0.34 acres, R1-9000 zone).
• Public comment period limited to ten minutes, with each speaker limited to two minutes.

The Development Review Committee approved three items unanimously: an amended final plat for Bridges at Fox Hollow Plat B-1 (storm drain easements), an amended final plat for Andersen Acres PUD Plat D (lot consolidation), and a residential accessory structure site plan for a detached garage at 945 N Nob Hill Drive. The applicant for the garage voiced frustration over delays and fees, but the committee approved the plan subject to staff conditions.

• Approved amended final plat for Bridges at Fox Hollow Plat B-1, 0.84 acres at 1040 N 390 E, with new storm drain easements (3-0)
• Approved amended final plat for Andersen Acres PUD Plat D, 0.84 acres at 888 E 120 N, consolidating lots and expanding rear yards (3-0)
• Approved residential accessory structure site plan for a detached garage exceeding 200 sq ft at 945 N Nob Hill Drive (3-0)

Beautification Committee

The American Fork Beautification and Shade Tree Committee will discuss and make final decisions on the Steel Days booth scheduled for July 25, review Garden Tour preparations, assign food for the thank-you dinner, and hear a report from city arborist Brady McNaughton. The committee will not meet in July, but the Yard of the Month program continues via group text. The next meeting is August 20 at Lions Park.

• Final decision on Steel Days booth information and committee assignments
• Review of Garden Tour preparations
• Food assignments for Garden Tour Thank You Dinner
• Report from city arborist Brady McNaughton
• No meeting in July; Yard of the Month continues via group text

Planning Commission

The American Fork City Planning Commission scheduled a regular session for June 17, 2026 at 6:30 PM. The notice states that the session was canceled. No agenda items were discussed or decided. The cancellation was signed by Development Services Director Patrick O’Brien on June 9, 2026.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review and take action on a preliminary plat application for Landon Court (West), a two-lot residential subdivision on 1.60 acres at approximately 700 N 1190 E. The project is part of a two-phase development for four homes. Public comment will be accepted before the committee considers the plat.

• Review of Preliminary Plan for Landon Court (West) – 2 homes on 1.60 acres at 700 N 1190 E in the R1-15,000 Zone
• Approval of June 8, 2026, DRC minutes as part of the Common Consent Agenda
• Public comment period limited to 10 minutes (2 minutes per speaker)

The Development Review Committee approved the common consent agenda and a preliminary plat for Landon Court West, a two-lot residential subdivision at 700 N 1190 E. The approval is subject to conditions in the staff report. The plat allows development of two homes in the R1-15,000 zone.

• Approved minutes of June 8, 2026 regular session (unanimous)
• Approved Preliminary Plat for Landon Court West, 2 homes at 700 N 1190 E, subject to conditions (2-0)

City Council

The American Fork City Council work session will discuss proposed amendments to the municipal code, pressurized irrigation water rates, culinary water rates, and automatic annexations. Staff presented a rate study recommending a 12% increase for pressurized irrigation rates in 2026 and subsequent smaller increases through 2030, while suggesting the existing culinary rate structure be maintained. No decisions will be made at this work session; it is for discussion only.

• Discussion of proposed amendments to the city’s municipal code
• Discussion of pressurized irrigation water rates, with a recommended 12% increase in 2026 and 9% in 2027‑2028, 8% in 2029‑2030
• Discussion of culinary water rates, with staff recommending the current rate structure be kept
• Discussion of automatic annexations

The work session was held to prepare the council for future agenda items and does not constitute an action meeting. Members reviewed a working draft of proposed municipal code amendments, focusing on changes to the land‑use approval process that would move approvals to the Development Review Committee and appeals to the Planning Commission. No formal decisions, approvals, or votes were recorded during this session.

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to set a proposed property tax rate for fiscal year 2026-2027 that would generate an additional $660,000 for staffing a new fire station. The increase would cost the owner of a median-valued home ($501,600) an extra $33 per year. The council will also set the Truth in Taxation public hearing for August 11, 2026. A separate agenda item reviews the already-adopted Property Tax Impact Schedule, with no new action required.

• Resolution to adopt a proposed property tax rate of 0.001516 for the General Fund, raising $8,240,340
• Proposed increase of $660,000 to fund 4 of 9 requested full-time firefighter/paramedics for a new fire station
• Impact on median home value: $33 per year ($2.73 per month), a 9% increase to the city portion of taxes
• Truth in Taxation public hearing scheduled for August 11, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
• Council will also consider a closed session to discuss professional character or competence of individuals

The council reviewed a resolution to raise the certified general tax rate by 9% and to set a Truth in Taxation public hearing for August 11, 2026. Staff presented the fiscal impact and funding need for the new fire station. Council members expressed concerns and alternatives but no vote or final action was recorded.

Building Authority

The Local Building Authority of American Fork City will hold a public hearing and special session to adopt its FY2027 budget. The proposed budget includes $39.99 million for facility improvements at the Public Works Facility, $2.47 million in debt service, and transfers from city funds totaling $2.47 million. The board will also vote on a resolution to approve the budget and approve minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on FY2027 budget for July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027
• Resolution adopting budget with $39.99 million for Public Works Facility improvements
• Transfers from General Fund-Roads, Culinary Water, Pressurized Irrigation, Sewer, and Storm Drain funds totaling $2,473,790
• Debt service expenditures of $2,474,791 including principal and interest
• Approval of May 12, 2026 special session minutes

City Council

The American Fork City Council will hold public hearings on the FY 2027 Interim Budget, which includes a proposed property tax rate increase, executive officer compensation, and a utility easement vacation. The council will also consider resolutions on the certified tax rate, property tax impact schedule, and disburse $1.58 million in PARC Tax funds for parks, arts, and recreation projects.

• Public hearing on FY 2027 interim budget with proposed 9% property tax increase (approx. $2.83/month for median home) to fund 4 new firefighter/paramedic positions
• Review and adoption of the Property Tax Impact Schedule; no new action required but discloses estimated tax effect
• Approval of $1,580,000 in PARC Tax fund disbursements to local organizations including city parks projects and arts groups
• Public hearing and action on vacation of a portion of a public utility easement at 1032 East 1060 North in Autumn Crest subdivision
• Reimbursement agreement with OZ AF East, LLC for High Pointe Apartments public right-of-way improvements

The American Fork City Council held a public hearing and regular session on June 9, 2026. Council members received public comments on the FY 2027 interim budget, fitness‑center renovations, zoning along 300 North, and police department issues. No motions, votes, or formal approvals were recorded in the minutes.

Redevelopment Agency

The American Fork Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing and then vote on a resolution adopting its FY 2026-2027 budget. The budget includes significant funding for road and infrastructure improvements, notably $33 million for 200 South improvements in the Patriot Station area and $2.9 million for storm drain and widening projects in the Egg Farm area. The agency also allocates over $1.5 million for affordable housing.

• Adoption of the FY 2026-2027 budget for all RDA funds (Downtown Redevelopment, East Side RDA, Business Park RDA, Egg Farm EDA, Patriot Station CRA)
• $33,086,768 in capital expenditures for 200 South Improvements (Patriot Station CRA)
• $1,539,671 for widening of 1500 South (Egg Farm EDA)
• $2,975,000 for storm drain improvements (Egg Farm EDA)
• $1,574,096 allocated for low/moderate-income housing (Patriot Station CRA)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four action items: an amended final plat at Harbor Village Slough, a final plat for Ragan Subdivision, and two amended commercial site plans for American Heritage School (pavilion and storage addition). The meeting also includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• Amended Final Plat for Harbor Village Slough, 664 S 240 W, 1.02 acres, PR 3.0 Zone
• Final Plat for Ragan Subdivision, 425 N 900 E, 0.87 acres, R1-9000 Zone
• Amended Commercial Site Plan for American Heritage School Pavilion, 736 N 1100 E, 13.32 acres, R1-9000 Zone
• Amended Commercial Site Plan for American Heritage School Storage Addition, 736 N 1100 E, 8.66 acres, R1-15000 and R1-9000 Zones

The Development Review Committee approved an amended final plat for Harbor Village Slough Plat B, a final plat for the Ragan Subdivision two‑lot split, and two amended commercial site plans for American Heritage School (pavilion and storage addition). All motions passed unanimously with votes from Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, and Aaron Brems. The meeting was adjourned at 9:14 a.m.

• Approved Amended Final Plat for Harbor Village Slough Plat B (664 S 240 W, PR 3.0 Zone) – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)
• Approved Final Plat for Ragan Subdivision (425 N 900 E, R1-9000 Zone) with condition to remove accessory structure – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)
• Approved Amended Commercial Site Plan for American Heritage School Pavilion (≈736 N 1100 E, R1-9000 Zone) – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)
• Approved Amended Commercial Site Plan for American Heritage School Storage Addition (736 N 1100 E, R1-15000 & R1-9000 Zones) – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)
• Approved Common Consent agenda – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)
• Adjourned meeting – motion passed (Patrick O’Brien, Sam Kelly, Aaron Brems)

Cemetery Committee

The American Fork Cemetery Committee is meeting to approve past minutes and discuss routine business. The main agenda items include a review of the recent Memorial Day Program, staff updates, and an open forum for other concerns.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Discussion of Memorial Day Program
• Staff Items
• Other concerns or suggestions

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three proposed land use map amendments and zone changes, including a commercial redesignation at 375 S 860 E, a public facilities designation for a city well at 943 S 900 W, and a zone change to allow a hotel at 714 S 600 E. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on Land Use Map Amendment for 1.96 acres at 375 S 860 E from Planned Community to Design Commercial
• Public hearing on Zone Change for same property from PC/GC-2 to GC-1
• Public hearing on Land Use Map Amendment for 0.78 acres at 943 S 900 W (Dixie Well) from Residential Very-Low Density to Institutional Lands
• Public hearing on Zone Change for Dixie Well from PR-3.0 to PF
• Public hearing on Zone Change for 3.13 acres at 714 S 600 E (American Fork Hotel) from PI-1 to GC-2 to allow hotel use

City Council

The American Fork City Council held a work session to prepare for future council actions. Staff presented progress on the American Fork Transit Circulator Study and the Polycentric City Master Plan. A report on the American Fork Victim’s Assistance Program was given. The council discussed master plans and impact‑fee analyses for culinary water, parks, pressurized irrigation, public safety, sewer, storm drain, and transportation.

• Presentation of progress on the American Fork Transit Circulator Study and Polycentric City Master Plan
• Report by Dawna Whiting on the American Fork Victim’s Assistance Program
• Discussion of master plans and impact‑fee facility plans for culinary water, parks, pressurized irrigation, public safety, sewer, storm drain, and transportation

The American Fork City Council held a work session on June 2, 2026 to review the American Fork Transit Circulator Study and Polycentric City Master Plan. Council members and staff discussed short‑term microtransit options, longer‑term circulator concepts, and ridership projections. The session was explicitly described as a non‑action meeting, and no approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Parks & Recreation Committee

The American Fork Parks and Recreation Committee will vote on bonding for a new recreation center and discuss a Fitness Center bond and related renovations based on projected funding availability. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and scheduling future meetings.

• Discussion of Fitness Center bond and renovations based on projected funding availability
• Vote on bonding for a new recreation center