Eagle Mountain public meetings in 2025

City Council

This meeting is for an Interlocal Social Dinner. The notice states that no official City business will be conducted and no formal decisions will take place.

• Interlocal Social Dinner

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council has adopted Ordinance O-60-2025, which amends municipal code sections 16.05 and 17.05 to eliminate newspaper noticing requirements. Instead, all required notices will be posted on the public noticing website, aligning with current practices and state law. The ordinance took effect upon its first posting on December 22, 2025.

• Ordinance O-60-2025 adopted amending EMMC 16.05 and 17.05
• Removes all newspaper noticing requirements
• Requires notices on the public noticing website instead
• Effective upon first posting on December 22, 2025

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-61-2025, approving the Pacific Springs Development Agreement. The ordinance was adopted on December 16, 2025, and takes effect upon its first publication or posting.

• Approved the Pacific Springs Development Agreement (Ordinance O-61-2025)
• Ordinance adopted December 16, 2025, effective upon first publication or posting

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-59-2025 to update the Official Zoning Map and Future Land Use Map. This action assigns final zoning designations to properties in the White Hills area that were previously labeled as 'Under Review'.

• ORD-59-2025: Amending Zoning Map and Future Land Use Map for the White Hills area

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings on three items: a master development plan and preliminary plat for 110 single-family lots on 109 acres at 2434 E. Pony Express Parkway (the Horizon project); proposed Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map amendments for approximately 177 acres in the White Hills area; and amendments to the municipal code creating an Alternative Energy Overlay Zone and removing newspaper noticing requirements in favor of online posting.

• Horizon Master Development Plan: 110 single-family detached lots on ~109 acres at 2434 E. Pony Express Parkway
• White Hills Rezone: Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map amendments for ~177 acres
• Creation of Alternative Energy Overlay Zone (AEOZ) for power generation facilities
• Removal of newspaper noticing requirements; switch to public noticing website

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to approve a participation agreement for the Sweetwater Industrial Park #4 Community Reinvestment Area. The agreement outlines tax-increment reimbursement to Stadion LLC for constructing data-center facilities in the project area.

• Approve Sweetwater #4 CRA Participation Agreement with Stadion LLC for tax-increment reimbursement
• Reimburse Stadion LLC for data-center construction in Sweetwater Industrial Park #4 CRA

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on creating an Alternative Energy Overlay Zone for power generation facilities and assigning final zoning to 177 acres in the White Hills area. The body will also consider removing newspaper noticing requirements in favor of a public website.

• Proposed Alternative Energy Overlay Zone (AEOZ) for power generation facilities
• Zoning and Future Land Use Map amendments for 177 acres in the White Hills area
• Ordinance to replace newspaper noticing requirements with a public noticing website
• Land exchange agreement with SITLA for properties in the Overland area
• Right-of-way purchase and settlement agreements with Eagle Quest LLC and Steven G. Smith

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council has adopted Ordinance O-56-2025, which amends the municipal code to establish standards for alternative animal management plans and update related zoning provisions. The ordinance also clarifies exceptions to accessory dwelling unit standards. This item is a final adopted ordinance, not a discussion item.

• ORD-56-2025 amends EMMC Title 6 (animals) and Title 17 (zoning)
• Establishes standards for alternative animal management plans
• Clarifies exceptions to accessory dwelling unit standards in zoning code
• Adopted by the City Council on December 2, 2025; effective upon first posting

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including the Horizon Master Development Plan for 110 single-family lots on 109 acres near Pony Express Parkway. Other action items include a site plan amendment for the Hidden Hollow clubhouse, a fencing code amendment, a development agreement for Pacific Springs, and a signage code amendment for data centers. The meeting also includes a work session discussion on the Horizon plan and approval of the 2026 meeting schedule.

• Public hearing and action on Horizon Master Development Plan: 110 single-family lots on ~109 acres at 2434 E. Pony Express Parkway
• Public hearing and action on Hidden Hollow Amenity Exchange: replacing a swimming pool with a gym and lawn games at N. Smooth Way and N. Carlton Way
• Public hearing and action on ordinance amending fencing/screening requirements (EMMC 17.60.120)
• Public hearing and action on Pacific Springs Development Agreement for lots 511-514 to allow delayed privacy fencing
• Public hearing and action on ordinance amending off-premises directional signage standards for data centers (EMMC 17.80.080)

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings on six items, including a master development plan and preliminary plat for the 110-lot Horizon subdivision, a site plan amendment for Hidden Hollow's clubhouse, development agreements with Kroger and R5 Homes, and two municipal code amendments regarding fencing and data center signage.

• Horizon Master Development Plan: 110 single-family lots on ~109 acres north of Pony Express Parkway and Lone Tree Parkway
• Hidden Hollow Amenity Exchange: replacing swimming pool with gym and lawn games at clubhouse
• Kroger Development Agreement: commercial site with grocery store, retail pads, and restaurants
• Pacific Springs Development Agreement: R5 Homes requests flexibility on privacy fencing installation for lots 511-514
• EMMC amendments: fencing maintenance standards and off-premises directional signage for large-scale projects

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss several development agreements and site plan amendments. The body will also consider two amendments to the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code regarding fencing and signage.

• Horizon project: Request for Master Development Plan and Preliminary Plat for 110 single-family lots on 109 acres at 2434 E. Pony Express Parkway
• Hidden Hollow: Proposed site plan amendment to substitute a swimming pool with a gym and lawn games
• Kroger Development Agreement: Proposal for a commercial site featuring a grocery store, major tenants, and retail pads
• Pacific Springs Development Agreement: Request by R5 Homes to install privacy screening after home construction on lots 511-514
• Municipal Code Amendments: Proposed changes to EMMC 17.60.120 (fencing maintenance) and EMMC 17.80.080 (data center directional signage)

City Recorder's Office

The Eagle Mountain City Council will vote on Ordinance O-55-2025 to approve the Master Development Plan and rezone lands known as Spring Run Plaza. The ordinance states all required notices and public hearings have been completed.

• Approve Master Development Plan for Spring Run Plaza
• Rezone certain lands to Spring Run Plaza designation
• Ordinance O-55-2025 adoption

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-54-2025, amending the city’s sign regulations and sign permits under EMMC 17.80. The ordinance was approved at the November 18, 2025 meeting and takes effect upon posting or publication.

• Amendment to Eagle Mountain Municipal Code (EMMC) 17.80 Sign Regulations and Sign Permits

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-57-2025 to correct the wording of Strategy 5 in the General Plan for Moderate Income Housing. This change ensures the city's plan matches the exact wording required by Utah Code § 10-9a-403(2)(b)(iii)(W).

• Adoption of Ordinance O-57-2025 amending the General Plan for Moderate Income Housing

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will hold a public meeting at City Council Chambers to discuss upcoming holiday events, including Christmas Village, line/swing dance plans, and Valentine’s Dance. The council will also review plans for a January capital project, a council retreat, and youth committee involvement.

• Christmas Village planning
• Line/swing dance plans
• Valentine’s Dance planning
• January capital project discussion
• Youth committee involvement review

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency will discuss the collection and remittance of incremental property taxes. The board is considering amended interlocal cooperation agreements related to the Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Project Area.

• Amended Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Utah County for Sweetwater #4 property tax remittance
• Amended Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Central Utah Water Conservancy District for Sweetwater #4 property tax remittance

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold a public meeting at 1650 Stage Coach Run on December 2, 2025. The agenda provides no substantive items for discussion or decision, only a notice of the meeting itself and ADA accommodation details.

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings on December 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM to receive comments on a proposed updated annexation policy plan. The plan identifies six potential areas for future annexation and includes criteria for decision-making. Materials for the hearing are available online and at the City Recorder's Office.

• Proposed annexation policy plan with six identified areas
• Public hearing scheduled for December 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM
• Materials available at Eagle Mountain City Recorder's Office, 1650 E Stagecoach Run

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on November 25, 2025, to decide on several key land-use proposals, including a 370-unit residential condo project, a master development plan for Spring Run Plaza, and zoning changes in the White Hills area. The meeting will also consider amendments to municipal code regarding public noticing requirements and an updated annexation policy plan.

• 370-unit residential condo project (Firefly NPA 9 Phase A) near SR-73 and Pole Canyon Blvd
• Master Development Plan and Rezone for Spring Run Plaza at SR-73 and Spring Run Parkway
• Rezoning of approximately 177 acres in the White Hills area
• Amendment to remove newspaper noticing requirements in favor of online notices
• Updated annexation policy plan identifying six potential annexation areas

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss residential developments, land use amendments, and municipal code changes. The body will review proposals for new housing units and a commercial plaza.

• Firefly NPA 9 A: Request for Master Site Plan and Preliminary Plat for a 370-unit residential condo project on 28.14 acres
• White Hills Country Estate Rezone: Proposed Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map amendments for approximately 177 acres
• Spring Run Plaza: Proposed Master Development Plan at the northeast corner of SR-73 and Spring Run Parkway
• Municipal Code Amendments: Proposal to remove newspaper noticing requirements in favor of a public noticing website

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance No. O-52-2025 on November 18, 2025. This action amends the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code regarding connectivity and site plan development standards.

• Ordinance O-52-2025: Amending EMMC 16.30.090 Connectivity Standards
• Ordinance O-52-2025: Amending EMMC 17.100.050 Site Plan Development Standards

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted an ordinance amending Section 9 of the Eagle Mountain Consolidated Fee Schedule, which covers ordinance enforcement fines. The amendment was approved after required notices and public hearings were completed.

• Amendment to Eagle Mountain Consolidated Fee Schedule Section 9 (Ordinance Enforcement Fines)
• Ordinance O-40-2025 adopted on September 16, 2025
• Effective upon first posting or publication

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted an ordinance reenacting municipal code chapter 3.10.080 to restore flexibility in administering reimbursement agreements for the municipal energy tax. The update clarifies the city’s authority to negotiate reimbursement terms without added restrictions.

• Reenactment of EMMC 3.10.080 on reimbursement for certain users related to municipal energy tax
• Ordinance O-50-2025 adopted November 5, 2025, effective upon first posting

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-51-2025 to add a Water Use and Preservation Element as an appendix to the 2018 General Plan. The ordinance meets state requirements under Utah Code §10-20-404 and will guide water-related decisions until the full General Plan update is completed in 2026.

• Adopted Water Use and Preservation Element as appendix to 2018 General Plan
• Ordinance O-51-2025 passed by City Council on November 18, 2025
• Document prepared with Bowen Collins and Associates to address water demand and conservation
• Planning Commission recommended approval after revisions to population projections and infrastructure impacts

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss a residential condo project and land use amendments. The body will also consider changing how the city provides public notices for meetings.

• Firefly NPA 9 A: Master Site Plan and Preliminary Plat for a 370-unit residential condo project on 28.14 acres
• White Hills Country Estate Rezone: Proposed Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map amendments for approximately 177 acres
• EMMC Chapter 16.05 and 17.05: Amendment to replace newspaper noticing requirements with a public noticing website

Administrative Code Enforcement Hearing

The city is conducting hearings for 26 administrative code enforcement cases. The session includes 20 default hearings and six continuing hearings.

• Default hearing for Case # NI-25-508 (4237 N Fairfield Dr.)
• Default hearings for 15 properties on E Wilbur Ln (Cases # NI-25-1200 through NI-25-1214)
• Default hearing for Case # NI-25-1217 (5552 N Solo St.)
• Continuing hearing for Case # NI-25-253 (4248 E Center Point St.)
• Continuing hearing for Case # NI-25-886 (1033 E Postmark Pl.)

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-47-2025 to approve a development agreement for Stadion, LLC, also known as Meta. The council determined that approving this agreement is in the public interest.

• ORD-47-2025: Approval of Development Agreement for Stadion, LLC (aka Meta)

City Council

The provided document is a public meeting notice. It does not contain a detailed list of agenda items, as the specific details are located in an external attachment.

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency board is meeting to discuss a resolution regarding property taxes. The board will consider an amended agreement for the collection and remittance of incremental property taxes.

• Resolution to approve an Amended Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Alpine School District for the Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Project Area

City Council

The City Council is holding a public hearing to seek feedback from affected entities regarding a proposed updated annexation policy plan. This includes feedback from special districts, school districts, and municipalities within 1/2 mile of proposed annexation areas.

• Public hearing for updated Annexation Policy Plan

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to gather feedback on an updated annexation policy and a Water Use and Preservation General Plan. The body will also consider a master development plan amendment and updates to municipal codes regarding connectivity and signs.

• Annexation Policy Plan update for feedback from affected entities
• Water Use and Preservation General Plan proposal to address water demand and infrastructure
• Lower Hidden Valley Master Development Plan Amendment for the 'Horizon' project (244.60 acres)
• Proposed amendment to EMMC 16.30.090.C.5.b.iii regarding internal cross-access for non-residential lots
• Proposed amendments to EMMC 17.80 regarding sign regulations and permit requirements

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-48-2025 to approve a development agreement for Meritage Homes in the Harmony Subdivision. The ordinance was adopted on October 21, 2025.

• Adopted Ordinance O-48-2025 for Meritage Homes in Harmony Subdivision
• City Council approved the Meritage Homes Development Agreement
• Ordinance takes effect upon first publication or posting
• City Council finds required notices and hearings were completed

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council is adopting Ordinance O-49-2025 to establish the official Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan for Sweetwater #4. This action follows a plan approved by the Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency and a public hearing held on November 5, 2025.

• Adoption of Ordinance O-49-2025 regarding the Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings on November 12, 2025, at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chambers. The meeting will review proposed amendments to the General Plan and Municipal Code, including updates to moderate-income housing strategies and animal management regulations.

• Correct General Plan Chapter 9 Moderate Income Housing (MIH) Strategy 5 wording to match Utah Code
• Amend EMMC Titles 6 and 17 for alternative animal management plans and accessory dwelling unit standards
• Eliminate public hearings for variances and land use appeals per UCA 10-9a-701(5)
• Amend tables 16.05.220(a-c) and 17.05.200(a-c) to align with proposed changes
• Public hearing materials available online and at 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is seeking feedback from affected entities on a proposed updated annexation policy plan. The body will also hold public hearings on ordinances regarding moderate income housing and animal management standards.

• Public meeting for affected entities regarding the Annexation Policy Declaration
• Public hearing on an ordinance amending the General Plan for Moderate Income Housing
• Public hearing on an ordinance establishing standards for Alternative Animal Management Plans
• Proposed updates to accessory dwelling unit standards in the Municipal Code
• Proposal to eliminate public hearings for Variances and Land Use Appeals

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission is holding a special public meeting to receive comments on a proposed updated annexation policy plan. The city is specifically seeking feedback from affected entities, including school districts, special districts, and nearby municipalities.

• Public meeting for Proposed Annexation Policy Plan

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings on November 5, 2025, to discuss the Amended Wastewater Master Plan and Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP). The plans address wastewater system deficiencies and projected growth needs, including a $187M funding requirement over the next five years. A previously scheduled item on public property disposal was cancelled.

• Amended Wastewater Master Plan and IFFP discussion
• $187M funding needed for wastewater infrastructure over 5 years
• Public hearings at 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain
• Cancelled item: Disposal of Public Property & Wastewater Master Plan
• Public comments accepted on wastewater system improvements

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will convene a public meeting at 4:00 PM on November 5, 2025, at 1650 Stagecoach Run. The agenda provides only a handout reference with no substantive items listed in the notice.

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to discuss the Draft Plan and Budget for the Sweetwater Industrial Park Community Reinvestment Project Area #4. The agency is seeking to use $339,355,138 in property tax incremental revenues to fund development costs.

• Public hearing on Draft Plan and Budget for Sweetwater Industrial Park Community Reinvestment Project Area #4
• Proposed use of $339,355,138 in property tax incremental revenues
• Proposed allocation of $300,240,482 (NPV at 4.75%) for Redevelopment Activities
• Proposed allocation of $33,935,514 (NPV at 4.75%) for CRA Housing Requirement
• Project area covers 567.62 acres including parcels 71:049:0002, 71:049:0001, and 66:815:0001

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will hold public hearings to adopt the official project area plan and budget for the Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Area. The board will also consider agreements regarding the collection and remittance of incremental property taxes for this area.

• Public hearing: Official Project Area Plan for Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Area
• Public hearing: Official Project Area Budget for Sweetwater #4 Community Reinvestment Area
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Eagle Mountain City for Sweetwater #4 property taxes
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Utah County for Sweetwater #4 property taxes
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreements with Central Utah Water Conservancy District and Unified Fire Service Area for Sweetwater #4 property taxes

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-46-2025, amending the city’s municipal code section 17.72 to update Commercial and Multi-Family Design Standards. The ordinance was approved after required notices and public hearings were completed.

• Amendment to EMMC 17.72 Commercial and Multi-Family Design Standards (O-46-2025)
• Ordinance takes effect upon first posting or publication

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office has released the official ballot for the 2025 General Election. Voters will select candidates for Mayor, City Council, and School Board, and vote on a proposed sales tax.

• Election for Eagle Mountain Mayor
• Election for Eagle Mountain City Council (up to two seats)
• Elections for Lake Mountain School Board seats 1, 3, 4, and 6
• Proposition #8: Proposed 0.1% sales and use tax for recreational, cultural, botanical, and zoological facilities and organizations

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold a joint work session with Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield Town to discuss the 'West Utah County Inter-Agency Action Plan' and regional coordination challenges. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions scheduled.

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint work session to review and discuss the Utah Housing Strategic Plan. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is informational.

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings on October 28, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. to review three development proposals and municipal code amendments. The meeting will take place at the Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E. Stagecoach Run. Residents may view materials online or at the City Recorder’s Office before the meeting.

• Lower Hidden Valley Master Development Plan Amendment for Perry Homes' Horizon project on 244.60 acres near Hidden Valley Parkway and Pony Express Parkway
• Firefly NPA 6 Phase A Preliminary Plat for 246 detached residential lots on 52.53 acres near SR-73 and Pole Canyon Blvd
• Proposed amendments to Eagle Mountain Municipal Code (EMMC) 16.30.090.C.5.b.iii, 17.80, and creation of Alternative Energy Overlay Zone (AEOZ) for future power generation facilities

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on October 28, 2025, to discuss and vote on several zoning ordinances and development plans. Key items include amendments to the Lower Hidden Valley Master Development Plan, the creation of an Alternative Energy Overlay Zone, and updates to sign regulations and connectivity standards.

• Lower Hidden Valley Master Development Plan Amendment for 244.60-acre Trails at Hidden Valley project
• Proposal to create an Alternative Energy Overlay Zone (AEOZ) for future power generation facilities
• Preliminary Plat approval for Firefly NPA 6 Phase A (246 residential lots on 52.53 acres)
• Amendment to connectivity standards for non-residential lots
• Updates to sign regulations and permit requirements

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council may be present at the Eagle Mountain Library for Class 5 of the Citizen's Academy on Community Services. No official city business, formal discussion, or decisions will occur during this event.

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings on October 21, 2025, to discuss proposed amendments to the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code (EMMC) Titles 6 and 17, which relate to land use appeals and accessory dwelling units. The council will also receive public comment on the Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Sales and Use Tax, a 0.1% measure proposed for the November 4, 2025, general election ballot.

• Public hearing on EMMC Titles 6 and 17 amendments
• Public hearing on Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Sales and Use Tax
• Proposed 0.1% local sales and use tax for parks and recreation
• EMMC amendments to clarify accessory dwelling unit standards
• EMMC amendments to eliminate public hearings for variances and land use appeals

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will convene a public meeting at 4:00 PM on October 21, 2025, at 1650 E Stagecoach Run. The agenda is available via an attached handout, and the meeting follows standard procedural notice requirements under Utah’s Open and Public Meetings Act.

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to approve minutes from September and consider a resolution to designate a survey area for a new community reinvestment project covering 523 acres west of the Meta property for data center development.

• Approval of September 16, 2025, Redevelopment Agency Board minutes
• Resolution to designate a survey area for Sweetwater Industrial Park Community Reinvestment Project Area #5
• Authorization to prepare a draft project area plan and budget
• Meeting to be held immediately following the City Council meeting
• Public hearing not listed on the agenda

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-44-2025 to approve a franchise agreement with Summit IG Utah, LLC. This agreement allows the telecommunications fiber company to install, operate, and maintain equipment within the city's public rights-of-way.

• ORD-44-2025: Approval of Summit IG Utah, LLC Franchise Agreement

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to amend the General Water Use and Preservation Plan. The body will also review a master site plan for a charter school and development agreements for a data center and residential fencing.

• Public hearing for an ordinance amending the General Water Use and Preservation Plan
• Master Site Plan approval for John Hancock Charter School at E. Pole Canyon Boulevard and N. Lake Mountain Road
• Variance request for Granite Credit Union at 3569 E Maverik Lane to increase wall sign size to 15%
• Development Agreement for Meritage Homes regarding privacy screening in Harmony Subdivision
• Development Agreement for Stadion LLC to expand its data center project

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings on October 14, 2025, to review four items: a charter school site plan, a development agreement for privacy fencing, a water-use preservation plan for the General Plan, and a data center expansion agreement. These hearings will take place at the Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers.

• John Hancock Charter School Site Plan Approval for 6.9753-acre site at E. Pole Canyon Boulevard and N. Lake Mountain Road
• Meritage Homes Development Agreement for privacy fencing dispute resolution on three plats
• Water Use and Preservation General Plan update to address water demand and infrastructure
• Stadion LLC Development Agreement for data center expansion to land south of existing facility

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-45-2025 to amend Rush Creek Industrial Phase A, Plat 1, Lot 202 and Lot 111. The ordinance was adopted on October 7, 2025.

• Adopted Ordinance O-45-2025 amending Rush Creek Industrial Phase A, Plat 1, Lot 202 and Lot 111
• Ordinance takes effect upon first posting or publication
• City Council finds all required notices and public hearings were completed

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council may have a quorum present at a public meeting on October 8, 2025, but no official business will be conducted. The session is part of the Citizen’s Academy, focusing on Streets, Cemetery, and Parks, and is for informational purposes only.

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will hold a public meeting to introduce new members, discuss Halloween Town plans, and review committee activities. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Youth Council Debrief/Introductions
• Halloween Town planning discussion
• Line/Swing Dance Plans for Sage Canyon
• Youth Committees overview
• Leader and Youth Involvement discussion

City Council

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings on October 7, 2025, to consider multiple items including a land disposal application, a plat amendment for industrial lots, a municipal code update on architectural standards, a budget amendment for FY 2025-2026, and fee schedule changes. Residents may attend in person, submit written comments, or view materials online.

• Land Disposal Application for 0.02 acres in Autumn Ridge Subdivision (Utah County Parcel Nos 34:532:0117 and 34-456-0067)
• Plat Amendment for Rush Creek Industrial Phase A Plat 1B at 657 and 656 East Split Rock Drive
• Municipal Code Amendment to Chapter 17.72 on commercial and multi-family design standards
• Budget Amendment #1 to FY 2025-2026 covering General Fund, Capital Project Fund, and other funds
• Consolidated Fee Schedule amendments increasing ordinance enforcement fines in Section 9

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-42-2025 to approve a franchise agreement with Avative LLC. This agreement allows the telecommunications fiber company to install and operate equipment within the city's public rights-of-way.

• Ordinance O-42-2025: Approving the Avative, LLC Franchise Agreement

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two development-related items: a site plan amendment for the Hidden Hollow clubhouse and a proposed development agreement for privacy fencing in the Meritage Homes subdivision. Both items involve changes to previously approved plans and will be discussed at the City Council Chambers.

• Hidden Hollow Clubhouse Amenity Exchange: Cadence Homes requests to swap a gym and lawn games for a swimming pool in Parcel D of Hidden Hollow Phase C Plat 5 (County parcel 68:202:0536) at N. Smooth Way and N. Carlton Way
• Meritage Homes Proposed Development Agreement: Dispute resolution for privacy fencing requirements on Meritage lots abutting arterial/collector roads; proposed agreement allows building permits before fence installation with bonding and 6-month start requirement

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a development agreement for Meritage Homes and a site plan amendment for the Hidden Hollow clubhouse. The body will also consider an ordinance establishing standards for alternative animal management plans and modifying various municipal code sections.

• Public hearing on Meritage Homes Development Agreement regarding privacy fencing requirements
• Public hearing for Hidden Hollow Clubhouse amenity swap to replace a swimming pool with a gym and lawn games
• Proposed ordinance creating Chapter 6.15 for alternative animal management plans
• Proposed amendments to home business license and accessory dwelling unit standards
• Proposal to eliminate public hearings for variances and land use appeals

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-38-2025 to rezone land designated as Alpine School District Elementary 133. The ordinance, which took effect upon posting on September 19, 2025, amends the zoning for the property as described in the accompanying exhibit.

• Adopted Ordinance O-38-2025
• Rezoning of Alpine School District Elementary 133
• City Council action on September 19, 2025

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will meet to discuss plans for the upcoming year, including Veterans Breakfast, Halloween Town, and Christmas Town. The group will also review dance plans and committee structures.

• Review Line/Swing Dance plans for Sage Canyon
• Plan Veterans Breakfast event
• Plan Halloween Town event
• Plan Christmas Town event
• Plan Capitol and USU field trips

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency is meeting to discuss the designation of a survey area for a proposed commercial project. The board will consider authorizing a draft budget and project area plan to address infrastructure needs.

• Proposed Mid-Valley Commercial Project Area covering approximately 53 acres

Library Board

The Eagle Mountain Library Board will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from June 2025, receive a librarian report with statistics, and hear member reports. No formal decisions or new proposals are listed on the agenda.

Youth Council

The Youth Council will meet to discuss introductions, leader training, and youth involvement. The body will plan the year's schedule, including community events and educational visits.

• Line/Swing Dance plans for Sage Canyon
• Planning for Veterans Breakfast
• Planning for Halloween Town
• Planning for Christmas Town
• Discussion of visits to the Capitol and USU

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on September 9, 2025, to discuss and vote on several development-related items, including a master development plan amendment for the Trails at Hidden Valley and updates to architectural standards in the municipal code.

• Public hearing on Trails at Hidden Valley Master Development Plan Amendment for 244.60 acres west of Hidden Valley Parkway and Pony Express Parkway
• Public hearing to amend Rush Creek Industrial Phase A Plat 1, Lots 102 and 111 at 656/657 E. Split Rock Dr.
• Public hearing on Development Agreement for Mountainland Supply to construct a retaining wall on property line in Rush Creek Industrial
• Variance request for Hansen Retaining Wall
• Public hearing to amend Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapter 17.72 on architectural standards for commercial and multi-family properties

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss municipal code amendments and several specific development projects. The body will consider requests for site plan approvals and master plan amendments.

• Proposed amendments to EMMC 17.72 Architectural Standards regarding commercial and multi-family design, parking, and materials
• Master Development Plan Amendment for the 'Horizon' project by Perry Homes on 244.60 acres
• Site plan review for a proposed church at 2858 N Pony Express Parkway
• Development agreement for Mountainland Supply to construct a retaining wall on the property line in Rush Creek Industrial
• Development agreement for a retaining wall at 796 E. Split Rock Dr. (Rush Creek Phase A 1B)

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will decide on rezoning Alpine School District Elementary 133 from Agriculture to Public Facilities and approve a preliminary plat and site plan for a new elementary school on Parcel 59:034:0186. Additionally, the Commission will consider a request from Flagship Homes to post a bond for a required privacy fence in the Parkway Fields subdivision due to supply issues.

• Rezone Alpine School District Elementary 133 from Agriculture to Public Facilities
• Preliminary Plat and Site Plan approval for new elementary school on Parcel 59:034:0186
• First Amendment to Ault Farms MDA: bond for privacy fence in Parkway Fields subdivision
• Privacy fence requirement: six-foot-tall durable materials (stone, masonry, or decorative concrete)
• Building permits and Certificates of Occupancy withheld until fencing is complete

City Recorder's Office

The Eagle Mountain City Council will hold public hearings to consider a rezoning request for a new school and the adoption of a culinary water plan. The meeting includes discussions on impact fee ordinances related to water infrastructure.

• Rezone approval from Agriculture to Public Facilities for Alpine School District Elementary 133 (Parcel No. 59:034:0186)
• Preliminary Plat and Site Plan approval for a new elementary school north of Pinnacles residential development
• Adoption of a proposed Culinary Water Master Plan
• Consideration of an amended Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis Ordinance for culinary water

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The Senior Citizens Advisory Council is meeting to coordinate a schedule of social activities, meals, and service projects for September and October. The council will also discuss upcoming event planning and donations for Turkey boxes.

• September 8 service project for Wyatts bundles
• September 22 presentation by Todd Black with Eagle Mountain Wildlife
• October 28 proposed Meet the Candidates Night for school board candidates
• Planning for Turkey boxes to be delivered November 24
• Discussion of a possible craft class for October or November

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session to review development agreements and school site plans. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the rezoning of land for a new elementary school.

• Public hearing for rezoning Parcel No. 59:034:0186 from Agriculture to Public Facilities for Alpine School District Elementary 133
• Review of Preliminary Plat for Alpine School District Elementary 133
• Review of Site Plan for Alpine School District Elementary 133
• 1st Amendment to Ault Farms MDA Development Agreement

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider a resolution regarding the Sweetwater Industrial Park. The board will discuss designating a survey area and preparing a plan and budget for Project Area #4.

• Proposed Sweetwater Industrial Park Community Reinvestment Project Area #4 for Meta data center campus expansion

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office is seeking eligible voters to write arguments for and against a proposed 0.1% sales and use tax (RAP tax). This tax would fund recreational, cultural, botanical, and zoological facilities and organizations. The proposal will appear as an opinion question on the November 4, 2025, ballot.

• Proposed 0.1% sales and use tax (RAP tax) for recreational and cultural funding
• Deadline for voters to request to write arguments: August 29, 2025, at 5:00 p.m.
• Public meeting for argument presentations: October 7, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.
• Election date for the RAP tax opinion question: November 4, 2025

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will meet on August 26, 2025, to discuss a rezone of 39 properties for Eagle Mountain Properties Phase 2 Part 1 and review a proposed amendment to the city’s consolidated fee schedule, including new fees for illegal dumping. The meeting includes a work session at 5:30 PM and a policy session at 6:30 PM at the City Council Chambers.

• DISCUSSION - Eagle Mountain Properties Phase 2 Part 1 Rezone of 39 Properties
• ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING - Amendment to Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Consolidated Fee Schedule to add/amend fees for Illegal Dumping

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission is meeting to discuss an amendment to the Consolidated Fee Schedule.

• Consolidated Fee Schedule Amendment

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-36-2025 to repeal and reenact the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapter 2.45 regarding the Youth Council. This action was adopted on August 19, 2025.

• Ordinance O-36-2025: Repealing and reenacting EMMC Chapter 2.45 Youth Council

Adopted Ordinances

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-34-2025, amending Section 17.100 of the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code to update site plan requirements for new developments. The ordinance was approved after completing all required notices and public hearings. The changes take effect upon first posting or publication.

• Amendment to EMMC 17.100 Site Plan Requirements (O-34-2025)
• Ordinance adopted August 19, 2025, effective upon posting

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance O-35-2025 to establish the annual budget and certified tax rate for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. This budget covers operations, debt amortization, and capital outlay.

• Adoption of FY 2025-2026 annual budget totaling $119,105,860
• Execution of Certified Tax Rate at 0.000534%

Adopted Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance No. O-33-2025 on August 19, 2025. This action amends the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code regarding preliminary and final plat requirements.

• Ordinance O-33-2025: Amends Municipal Code Section 16.20 (Preliminary Plat Requirements) and Section 16.25 (Final Plat Requirements)

City Recorder's Office

A quorum of Eagle Mountain City Councilmembers will be present for a visit to the Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, Idaho. The council will tour the nuclear and renewable energy laboratory from August 17 to August 18, 2025.

• Tour of Idaho National Laboratory at 1955 Fremont Avenue, Idaho Falls, Idaho

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office issued a public notice regarding the number of provisional ballots cast in the 2025 Municipal Primary. These ballots will be reviewed as part of the official canvass process.

• 23 provisional ballots cast in the Municipal Primary

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on sign regulations and the Horizon Master Development Plan. The body will also review parking exceptions and site plans for educational facilities.

• Public hearing on amending Municipal Code 17.80 to create monument sign standards for commercial properties along SR-73
• Proposed Horizon project: Rezone of 109 acres at 2434 E. Pony Express Parkway for 110 single-family detached residential lots
• Parking exception request for Redemption Hill Church at 9517 N Mt Airey Drive
• Site plan review for Ranches Academy Addition
• Preliminary plat and site plan for Alpine School District Elementary 133

Planning Commission

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission will discuss several development projects and regulatory updates. The agenda includes reviews of school facilities and city-wide infrastructure plans.

• Culinary Water and Waste Management Master Plan
• ASD Elementary 133
• Ranches Academy Addition
• John Hancock Charter School
• Redemption Hill Parking Exemption

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office is providing notice for the 2025 Municipal Primary Election. The election will be conducted primarily by mail, with options for early voting and in-person voting on election day.

• Election Day in-person voting at The Barn at Overland, 1713 Erickson Knoll Lane
• Ballot drop box located on the north side of City Hall at 1650 E Stagecoach Run
• Early voting from August 4 through August 11, 2025, at the Utah County Elections Office
• Ballot deadline: must be received or deposited by 8:00 PM on August 12, 2025

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is acting on Ordinance O-32-2025 to amend the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code. The changes affect definitions for lot frontage and property width, as well as the residential development standards table.

• Ordinance O-32-2025: Amending EMMC Section 17.10.030 (Definitions for Lot Frontage & Property Width)
• Ordinance O-32-2025: Amending EMMC Section 17.25.040 (Residential Development Standards Table)

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is amending Chapter 2.20 of the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code. This change updates the compensation schedule for statutory officers based on salary survey data.

• Ordinance O-29-2025: Amending EMMC Chapter 2.20 Compensation Schedule of Statutory Officers

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is processing Ordinance No. O-30-2025. This ordinance amends the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code concerning the location of parking areas and shared parking and curb cuts.

• Ordinance O-30-2025: Amends Section 17.55.040(E) Location of Parking Areas
• Ordinance O-30-2025: Amends Section 17.55.100 Shared Parking and Curb Cuts

City Recorder's Office

A quorum of Eagle Mountain City Councilmembers will be present for site visits on July 18, 2025. The group will visit power, industrial, and water facilities in Mona and Santaquin.

• Visit to Currant Creek Power Plant (2096 West 300 North, Mona)
• Visit to Mastronardi Tomato Plant (1935 West 300 North, Mona)
• Visit to Santaquin Water Reclamation Facility (110 South Center Street, Santaquin)
• Visit to New Santaquin Public Works Building (1215 North Center Street, Santaquin)

City Recorder's Office

The Utah County Clerk will conduct a logic and accuracy test of automatic tabulating equipment. This testing is required prior to the August 12, 2025, primary elections for Utah County municipalities and school boards.

• Logic and accuracy testing of automatic tabulating equipment at 100 E Center Street, Room LL700, Provo, UT

City Recorder's Office

The City Council will receive public comments on proposed changes to the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code. These proposals focus on commercial drive-thru standards, livestock structure setbacks, and residential zoning requirements.

• Proposed drive-thru regulations in EMMC Chapter 17.35, including requirements for minor escape lanes
• Proposed livestock structure setbacks of 50 feet from neighboring residences in RA1, RA2, RD1, RD2, and FR Zones
• Proposed livestock structure setbacks of 6 feet from all structures in R1, R2, R3, RC, MF1, and MF2 Zones
• Proposed street frontage requirements for townhouses and apartments in MF-1 and MF-2 zones
• Proposed addition of a definition for 'structure' in EMMC Chapter 10.10 Parking

City Recorder's Office

The City Council will receive public comments on proposed changes to the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code. These proposals focus on commercial drive-thru standards, residential livestock setbacks, and housing frontage requirements.

• Proposed drive-thru regulations in EMMC Chapter 17.35, including requirements for minor escape lanes
• Proposed livestock structure setbacks: 50 feet from neighboring residences in RA1, RA2, RD1, RD2, and FR Zones
• Proposed livestock structure setbacks: 6 feet from all structures in R1, R2, R3, RC, MF1, and MF2 Zones
• Proposed street frontage requirements for townhouses and apartments in MF-1 and MF-2 zones
• Proposed addition of a 'structure' definition to EMMC Chapter 10.10 Parking

Library Board

The Eagle Mountain Library Advisory Board will meet to discuss and potentially approve an updated Electronic Access Policy. This policy update focuses on CIPA compliance.

• Approval of updated Electronic Access Policy with CIPA compliance

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is amending and re-enacting the annual budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2025. This action follows a public hearing and the consideration of public comment.

• Ordinance O-28-2025: Seventh amendment to the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Annual Budget

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is acting on Ordinance O-27-2025 to approve the fourth amendment to the Porter's Crossing Master Development Plan. This action rezones a specific vacant lot from Open Space to R1.

• Rezoning of 0.34 acres from Open Space to R1
• Property located between 4011 E St. Andrews Drive and 4002 E Gazelle Run
• Parcel No. 58:034:0584
• Fourth Amendment to the Porter's Crossing Master Development Plan

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The Senior Citizens Advisory Council is meeting to discuss and schedule senior center activities, meals, and classes for July, August, and September. The body is also reviewing upcoming events and potential candidate nights.

• July 28 presentation by Todd Black on the Sage Grouse
• Proposed 'meet the candidate night' in August or September
• Planning for a Tyson Tour
• Proposed picnic lunch at Vivian Park
• Scheduling of exercise classes, bingo, and painting instructors

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is considering Ordinance No. O-25-2025. This ordinance proposes to amend Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Section 3.20.030 (H) to modify the approval process for change orders within the city's purchasing policy.

• Ordinance O-25-2025: Amending Municipal Code Section 3.20.030 (H) regarding change order approvals

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency of Eagle Mountain will hold a public hearing to receive comments regarding the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget.

• Public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to appoint agency officers and review previous meeting minutes. The board will also hold a public hearing to consider adopting the agency budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026.

• Public hearing and resolution to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Agency Budget
• Resolution to appoint and elect officers for the Redevelopment Agency of Eagle Mountain City

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is approving Ordinance No. O-23-2025. This action approves the second plat amendment for the Steeplechase South Subdivision located at 877 N Pony Express Parkway.

• Ordinance O-23-2025: Steeplechase South Subdivision Second Plat Amendment (877 N Pony Express Parkway)

City Recorder's Office

The City Council adopted Ordinance No. O-26-2025 to amend the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code. The changes affect regulations regarding privacy screening, the land use table, and general fencing provisions.

• Ordinance O-26-2025: Amends Municipal Code Section 16.35.090 (Privacy Screening)
• Ordinance O-26-2025: Amends Municipal Code Section 17.40.020 (Land Use Table)
• Ordinance O-26-2025: Amends Municipal Code Section 17.60.120 (General Fencing Provisions)

Library Board

The Eagle Mountain Library Advisory Board will meet to discuss librarian statistics and member reports. The board is scheduled to review current internet and online access policies for approval.

• Review of current Internet/Online Access Policies for approval

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will meet to discuss several community events and organizational changes. The council is reviewing plans to remove the election process and planning for summer activities.

• Plans for eliminating election process
• Pony Express Rodeo Dance
• Line dance plans
• Summer activities
• Youth involvement

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office has issued a formal notice listing the candidates who will appear on the 2025 Municipal Election ballot. This notice identifies the individuals running for Mayor and City Council.

• Mayor candidates: Donna Rivera Burnham, Melissa Clark, Tom Westmoreland, Duncan J. Searcy, and Jared R. Gray
• City Council candidates (2 seats): Emily Buss, Craig Whiting, Brett L Wright, Laura Jensen, Oreta Tupola, and Charlotte Ducos

City Recorder's Office

The City Council will receive public comments on the tentative FY 2026 budget and a proposed plat amendment. The meeting will also cover proposed changes to the municipal code regarding diagrams and fencing requirements.

• Public hearing on the FY 2026 Budget Adoption
• Plat Amendment for Steeplechase South Subdivision at 877 N Pony Express Parkway
• Proposed amendment to EMMC 16.35.140 regarding diagrams
• Proposed amendments to EMMC 17.40.020 and 17.60.120 regarding land use tables and fencing requirements along Ranches Parkway

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office has issued a notice for the 2025 municipal elections. This document outlines the timeline for candidate filings and the dates for the primary and general elections.

• Candidate filing period: June 2, 2025, to June 6, 2025, at 5:00 PM
• Positions up for election: Mayor (4-year term) and two Councilmember positions (4-year terms)
• Primary Election: August 12, 2025 (if necessary)
• General Election: November 4, 2025

City Recorder's Office

The City Council is adopting Ordinance No. O-22-2025. This action establishes a management plan for the city's natural open spaces and wildlife habitats to guide ecological protection and recreational opportunities.

• Adoption of Ordinance No. O-22-2025 (Natural Open Space & Wildlife Habitat Management Plan)

City Recorder's Office

The City Recorder's Office is holding a meeting to discuss the Enyo Development Agreement under ordinance O-12-2025.

• Enyo Development Agreement (O-12-2025)

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The Eagle Mountain Senior Citizens Advisory Council will meet to approve minutes, review upcoming activities for May through July, and discuss logistical planning for events including Pony Express Days booth and parade. The council will also address flower planting at the cemetery and concerns about garden box depth limiting tomato and pepper growth.

• Plan for Pony Express Days booth (May 29 setup, May 30 4-8 PM) and parade (June 31 at 8:30 AM)
• Discussion on garden box depth being insufficient for tomatoes and green peppers
• Flower planting at cemetery on May 17 with chocolate milk and donuts; need soil added to beds and boxes
• May 19 Bingo with refreshments by Sandy
• June 23 Christmas in June BBQ caterer to be determined

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will meet to discuss upcoming elections and potential changes to the election process. The body will also finalize activity plans for Pony Express Days and a Rodeo/Line Dance.

• Discussion of upcoming elections and possible process changes
• Finalization of activity plans for Pony Express Days
• Planning for Rodeo Dance / Line Dance
• Budget discussion
• Discussion regarding Guinness Book Record event on May 21st

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council is holding a regular meeting on March 21, 2025. The agenda includes discussion items on K9 trainings and activities or service for Pony Express Days. No action items are listed. The meeting also covers standard procedural items: call to order, pledge of allegiance, and adjournment.

• Discussion of K9 trainings
• Discussion of activities/service for Pony Express Days

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The Eagle Mountain Senior Citizens Advisory Council is scheduled to meet on March 4, 2025, at the Eagle Mountain Senior Center. The posted agenda contains only procedural boilerplate—no specific items, proposals, or decisions are listed. The meeting notice includes basic location, time, and contact information but no discussion topics or actions.

Redevelopment Agency

At this meeting, the Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency is noticing interlocal agreements with Utah County, Alpine School District, Eagle Mountain City, Central Utah Water Conservancy District, and Unified Fire Service Area. The agenda contains only this single notice item; no other business is listed.

• Notice of Interlocal Agreement involving multiple public entities
• Parties include: Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency, Utah County, Alpine School District, Eagle Mountain City, Central Utah Water Conservancy District, Unified Fire Service Area

Library Board

The Eagle Mountain Library Board will meet on February 12, 2025, at 6:00 PM. The agenda includes training from the City Recorder on the Open Meetings Act, public comment, approval of minutes, a Librarian Report with statistics, and member reports. No funding decisions or policy proposals are listed; the meeting is procedural.

• Training by City Recorder on the Open Meetings Act
• Public comment period
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Librarian Report including stats and other items
• Member reports

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will meet to administer the oath of office to new members KJ Call and Jacob Adams, and discuss activities for Pony Express Days, helping with the rodeo and derby, and ways to increase youth involvement.

• Oath of office for KJ Call and Jacob Adams
• Discussion of activities for Pony Express Days
• Discussion of helping with rodeo and derby
• Discussion on how to get youth involved

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency Board will consider a resolution approving an amended interlocal agreement with the Unified Fire Service Area for collecting and remitting incremental property taxes from the Triple Tail Community Reinvestment Area. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the meeting also includes a call to order and adjournment.

• Resolution to approve amended Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Unified Fire Service Area (UFSA) for incremental property tax collection from Triple Tail Community Reinvestment Area

Youth Council

The Eagle Mountain Youth Council will hold a public meeting to discuss two items: forming a Junior Chamber of Commerce and planning activities or a service event for the upcoming Pony Express Days. No action items are scheduled. The meeting is largely discussion-focused with no decisions listed.

• Discussion of Junior Chamber of Commerce
• Planning activities or service for Pony Express Days
• No action items on agenda

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The Eagle Mountain Senior Citizens Advisory Council is meeting to adopt its 2025 meeting schedule. The agenda lists six meeting dates for the year, all on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months at 10 AM at the Senior Center. No other business items are listed.

• Meeting schedule for 2025: January 7, March 4, May 6, July 1, September 2, November 4
• Meetings held at 1632 E. Heritage Dr., Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
• No substantive discussion or decision items on the agenda

Senior Citizens Advisory Council

The council is meeting to elect new officers and approve the 2025 meeting calendar. The body will also discuss and schedule senior center activities and meals for January, February, and March.

• Election of new officers
• Approval of 2025 meeting calendar
• Planning of January, February, and March activities including Bingo, exercise classes, and meals
• Discussion of a Tyson Tour
• Discussion of planting flowers at the cemetery and in garden boxes

Redevelopment Agency

The Eagle Mountain Redevelopment Agency will consider a resolution approving an amended interlocal cooperation agreement with Eagle Mountain City for collecting and remitting incremental property taxes from the Triple Tail Community Reinvestment Area. The meeting also includes approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Resolution to approve an amended Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for collection and remittance of incremental property taxes within the Triple Tail Community Reinvestment Area
• Approval of December 3, 2024 regular meeting minutes