Lehi public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Lehi City Council will interview 17 candidates for a council vacancy, then vote on Resolution #2025-103 to appoint one member and administer the oath of office. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving minutes and receiving reports.

• Interviews for the City Council vacancy: 17 applicants listed
• Consideration of Resolution #2025-103 appointing a member to the Lehi City Council
• Administer the Oath of Office to the duly appointed Council Member

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and the issuance of Water Revenue Bonds. The body is also deciding on several zoning changes, development agreements, and the adoption of a Downtown Revitalization Plan.

• Ordinance #67-2025: Downtown Revitalization Plan and State Street Station Area Plan
• Ordinance #68-2025: Zoning change for 8.62 acres at 1200 West 800 North to residential/agriculture
• Resolution #2025-98, #2025-99, #2025-100: Real estate purchase contracts for land at 174 E 100 N, 1702 W Traverse Pkwy, and 3805 N Traverse Mountain Blvd
• Resolution #2025-96: Forebay Recreation Area Conservation Easement for approximately 471 acres
• Resolution #2025-90: Amendment to the Operating and Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 7:00 p.m., to receive public input on an amendment to the Lehi City FY2026 Budget. The meeting will take place at Lehi City Hall, located at 153 N 100 E.

• Public Hearing: FY2026 Budget Amendment
• Location: Lehi City Hall, 153 N 100 E
• Date & Time: December 16, 2025, 7:00 p.m.
• Contact: Teisha Wilson, (385) 201-2269

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing during its December 16, 2025 meeting to receive input on issuing up to $2,000,000 in water revenue bonds. The bonds would fund secondary water meters and system improvements, with net water revenues pledged for repayment. The hearing aims to gather public feedback on the project and its potential economic impact.

• Public hearing on $2,000,000 water revenue bonds for secondary water meters
• Bonds to fund system improvements and necessary reserves
• Net water revenues proposed as repayment source
• Hearing scheduled for December 16, 2025 at 7:00 PM at 153 N 100 E, Lehi

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to receive a library update and discuss the library's grand opening and gala. The board will also review previous meeting minutes.

• Library Grand Opening
• Gala
• Bookmarks
• Voting

City Council

The Lehi City Council has issued a public notice of intent to prepare an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for transportation facilities. The plan will assess fees on new development to fund road expansions and improvements. Residents may provide input during the public comment period ending January 27, 2026.

• Public notice issued for Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis
• Public comment period open until January 27, 2026
• Plan covers transportation facilities funding for new development

City Council

The Lehi City Council posted a public notice announcing a vacancy in the City Council seat formerly held by Paige Albrecht. The council will accept applications until December 17, 2025, with interviews and appointment scheduled for December 22, 2025. Applicants must meet Utah residency and voter registration requirements and pay a $35 filing fee.

• Vacancy created by resignation of Councilmember Paige Albrecht
• Applications due by December 17, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
• Filing fee of $35 payable in person or by phone
• Interviews and appointment scheduled for December 22, 2025 at 3:00 p.m.
• Applications and Conflict of Interest Disclosure form available at www.lehi-ut.gov/government/elections/

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on December 4, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers to review and take public comment on five development proposals, including plats, concept plans, and development agreements.

• Boyd Stewart Plat A amendment at 406 West 600 North
• Final Spur Ranch 14-lot residential concept plan at 2424 West 900 North
• Epiphany Point 3-lot subdivision preliminary approval at 913 and 939 East Cedar Hollow Road
• Thanksgiving Station Development Agreement review on 26 acres in Thanksgiving Point area
• Stack Soccer Field Property Development Agreement review on 3.64 acres at 3197 North Ashton Boulevard

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four residential projects: Boyd Stewart Plat A, Final Spur Ranch, Epiphany Point, and a 3-lot subdivision. It will also review two development agreements for the Thanksgiving Point and Stack Soccer Field properties. The meeting includes routine approval of past minutes and scheduling for 2026.

• Public hearing on Boyd Stewart Plat A, a plat amendment for the Stewart Subdivision at 406 West 600 North
• Public hearing on Final Spur Ranch concept plan, a 14-lot residential development at 2424 West 900 North
• Public hearing on Epiphany Point preliminary subdivision approval, a 3-lot residential development at 913 and 939 East Cedar Hollow Road
• Review of Thanksgiving Station Development Agreement on approximately 26 acres in the Thanksgiving Point area
• Review of Stack Soccer Field Property Development Agreement on 3.64 acres at 3197 North Ashton Boulevard

City Council

The City Council is holding a public hearing to receive input on the issuance of Sales Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2025B. These bonds are intended to finance the construction of a science and technology building on the Campus of Thanksgiving Point and related improvements.

• Proposed issuance of Series 2025B Bonds up to $32,000,000
• Total estimated cost of bonds including principal and interest: $38,992,000
• Project: construction of a science and technology building on the Campus of Thanksgiving Point
• Proposed pledge of local sales and use tax revenues for repayment
• Public hearing on economic impact to the private sector

City Council

The Lehi City Council will meet on December 2, 2025, to discuss several items including a public hearing on the issuance of Series 2025B Bonds and potential economic impacts, approval of purchase orders, and consideration of a sports field maintenance agreement. The meeting will also include presentations from PARC Tax Grant recipients and discussions on a Noise Control Ordinance and a Forebay Conservation Easement.

• Public hearing on Series 2025B Bonds issuance and economic impact
• Consideration of Resolution #2025-85 for sports field maintenance agreement with Arsenal
• PARC Tax Grant recipient presentations from Hutchings Museum and Lehi Historical Society
• Noise Control Ordinance discussion
• Forebay Conservation Easement discussion

City Council

The Lehi City Council will conduct a public hearing to receive input on amending the FY2026 budget to add a code enforcement officer position. The meeting is scheduled for November 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at Lehi City Hall.

• Public hearing on FY2026 budget amendment for a code enforcement officer position
• Meeting location: 153 N 100 E, Lehi, UT 84043

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding Budget Amendment #2 for FY2026. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure agreements, a zoning change, and the issuance of bonds for a science and technology building at Thanksgiving Point.

• Budget Amendment #2 for FY2026 including a public hearing
• Resolution #2025-84 to issue Sales Tax Revenue Bonds for a science and technology building at Thanksgiving Point
• Ordinance #65-2025 to change zoning from R-2 to Neighborhood Commercial at 235 West State Street
• Resolution #2025-82 for engineering services to widen 2300 West between Pioneer Crossing and Main Street
• Resolution #2025-81 for Jordan Willows Lift Station upgrade with Corrio Construction

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to recommend several development agreements and zoning changes. The body will also consider the Downtown Revitalization Plan and the Water Use and Preservation Element of the General Plan.

• Downtown Revitalization Plan and State Street Station Area Plan
• Zoning change from RA-1 to Commercial for 0.50-acres at 1035 West Main Street
• Zoning change from TH-5 to R-1-22 for 8.62 acres at 1200 West 800 North
• Gurney Property Concept for a 12-lot single family residential subdivision
• Water's Edge Development Agreement for 330 ERUs for residential and a hotel at 1350 East Interstate Plaza Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning changes, development agreements, and city plans. Key discussions include the Downtown Revitalization Plan and various residential and commercial project requests.

• Downtown Revitalization Plan and State Street Station Area Plan
• Zone change from RA-1 to Commercial for 0.50-acres at 1035 West Main Street
• Zone change from TH-5 to R-1-22 for 8.62 acres at 1200 West 800 North
• Gurney Property Concept: 12-lot single family residential subdivision at 1200 West 800 North
• Water's Edge Development Agreement for 330 ERUs for residential and a hotel at 1350 East Interstate Plaza Drive

Lehi HIstoric Preservation Commission

The Lehi Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss the Historical Marker Program. The body will review plans for unveiling signs and discuss future unveilings and sign placement with property owners.

• Review of sign unveiling plans
• Discussion of future sign unveilings
• Discussion of sign placement and property owners

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to review minutes and receive a library update. The board is also scheduled to discuss a gala, bookmarks, and the library's grand opening.

• Discussion of Gala/Library Grand Opening/Bookmarks

City Council

The Lehi City Council agenda announces a public-comment period on a $2,000,000 loan application to the Utah Board of Water Resources to install secondary water meters. Residents may submit written comments through December 16, 2025; no rate increase is expected.

• $2,000,000 loan request to Utah Board of Water Resources for secondary water meters
• 15-year repayment at 1.00% interest, repaid from system revenues
• Public comments accepted until December 16, 2025
• No expected increase to water rates for repayment
• Written comments may be sent to Lehi City (153 N 100 E) or Board of Water Resources (PO Box 146x201, Salt Lake City)

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting on November 6, 2025, at 5:00 PM at the Lehi City Parks Department Office. The agenda includes procedural items, a proposed code change update, and a discussion about the Utah Trail Network. No decisions are listed on the agenda.

City Council

The City Council has issued a notice listing the candidates who will appear on the 2025 Municipal Election ballot. This notice is provided in accordance with UCA §20A-9-293.

• Mayor candidates: Paul Binns, Chris Condie, Paige Albrecht, and Charlie Tautuaa
• City Council candidates: E. LaRell Stephens, Stephan Suafilo, Kenneth Glade, Emily Lockhart, Rachel Freeman, Jared V. Peterson, James Harrison, Paul Hancock, Jordan M. Hutchinson, and Tyson Hodges

City Council

The Utah County Elections Division has issued a notice for the General Election on November 4, 2025. Eligible voters will receive ballots by mail approximately three weeks before Election Day.

• General Election date: November 4, 2025
• Voting device and tabulation equipment testing: October 9, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at the Utah County Ballot Center
• Lehi polling location: Lehi Public Safety Building, 128 N 100 E, Lehi Utah 84043

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a budget amendment for FY 2026 and changes to power impact fees. The body will also consider a telecommunications franchise agreement and a solar project agreement.

• Resolution #2025-75: Telecommunications franchise for SummitIG Utah
• Resolution #2025-76: FY 2026 Budget amendment (Public Hearing)
• Ordinance #64-2025: Power impact fee amendments and facilities plan (Public Hearing)
• Resolution #2025-77: UAMPS Fremont Solar Project Agreement
• Epilepsy Awareness Proclamation

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing to receive input regarding an amendment to the FY2026 budget. The meeting is scheduled for October 28, 2025, at City Hall.

• Public hearing for amending the FY2026 Budget

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider the approval and adoption of an Impact Fee Enactment Ordinance. This process includes a proposed Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for public power facilities within the city.

• Public hearing for Impact Fee Enactment Ordinance
• Proposed Impact Fee Facilities Plan for public power facilities
• Proposed Impact Fee Analysis for public power facilities

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes from September and consider four public hearings, including a zone change for a 0.40-acre property and a preliminary subdivision.

• Approval of September 11 and 25, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public hearing for Eric Smith's zone change (R-2 to Neighborhood Commercial) at 235 West State Street
• Public hearing for John Hadfield's preliminary subdivision approval at 600 East Utah Highlands Drive
• Public hearing for Skye Area Plan Amendment design changes
• Public hearing for Downtown Revitalization and State Street Station Area Plans

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 23, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. to receive comments on four items: a zone change for a 0.40-acre property, an area plan amendment for the Skye area, a preliminary subdivision approval for a three-lot development, and the Downtown Revitalization Plan.

• Public hearing on Eric Smith's zone change request (R-2 to Neighborhood Commercial) at 235 West State Street
• Public hearing on Skye Area Plan Amendment to Mixed-Use areas
• Public hearing on John Hadfield's preliminary subdivision approval for Overview 3-lot subdivision at 600 East Utah Highlands Drive
• Public hearing on Downtown Revitalization Plan and State Street Station Area Plan
• Meeting location: Lehi City Council Chambers at 153 North 100 East

City Council

The Lehi City Council posted a notice of adopted ordinances and amendments from previous meetings. These changes affect zoning, development codes, and project area plans, including residential and commercial land uses.

• Zone change on 5.2 acres at 3850 West 1500 North from TH-5 to R-1-22
• Amendment to allow tandem parking in off-street parking regulations
• Skye View Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan approved
• Termination of Thanksgiving Park and SR-92 Digital Drive Community Reinvestment Project Areas
• Zone change at 520 West Main Street from Mixed Use to Commercial on 0.72 acres

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing on October 14, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. to receive comments on the proposed annexation of approximately 5.08 acres owned by JDH Olson LLC, located at 7730 North 8730 West (1500 S 1100 W) in Lehi, Utah. The annexation was previously approved by resolution, and the council will decide whether to proceed unless written protests are filed by a majority of property owners covering at least half the assessed value of the area.

• Public hearing on JDH Olson LLC annexation of 5.08 acres at 7730 N 8730 W (1500 S 1100 W)
• Council may annex property unless protests meet legal thresholds
• Hearing scheduled for October 14, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in Lehi City Administration Building Council Chambers (153 N 100 E)

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold its regular meeting on October 14, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. The agenda includes votes on four general plan amendments, a development code update, and the JDH Olson annexation. Presentations will cover youth council swearing-in, transit study results, and a shift differential pay policy discussion.

• Consider Ordinance #59-2025 to amend Chapter 37 Connectivity Standards in the Development Code
• Public hearing and vote on JDH Olson Annexation (5.08 acres at 1500 S 1100 West) including annexation agreement and R-1-22 zoning
• Vote on Ordinance #62-2025 amending Lee General Plan for 0.50-acre at 1035 West Main Street from MDR to Commercial
• Vote on Ordinance #60-2025 amending Bull River Road General Plan for 1.48 acres at 400 West Bull River Road from LDR to HDR
• Consider Ordinance #61-2025 creating Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) Ordinance for small single-family homes

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a regular meeting on October 14, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers (153 N 100 E, Lehi, UT). The agenda includes several zoning amendments, annexations, and ordinances, such as updates to connectivity standards, general plan amendments, and a new starter home ordinance. The council will also consider dissolving two past economic development projects and hear public input.

• Consideration of Ordinance #59-2025 to amend Chapter 37 (Connectivity Standards) in the Development Code
• JDH Olson Annexation (5.08 acres at 1500 S 1100 West) with public hearing and annexation agreement
• Lee General Plan amendment for 0.50 acres at 1035 West Main Street from MDR to Commercial
• Bull River Road General Plan Amendment for 1.48 acres at 400 West Bull River Road from LDR to HDR
• Consideration of Ordinance #61-2025 to create a Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) Ordinance

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board will convene to review and approve meeting minutes, discuss library updates, and address a patron request for reconsideration. The public is invited to attend the meeting at the Lehi City Library.

• Review and approval of minutes
• Library update presentation
• Gala, library grand opening, and bookmarks discussion
• Patron request for reconsideration
• Next meeting scheduled for November 17, 2025

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a flagpole installation and a development code amendment. The commission will also consider a request to remove an amphitheater from a project's required amenities.

• Request by Clyde Capital Group to remove an amphitheater from Vistas at the Point Amenities
• Public hearing for Thanksgiving Park's request for a 70' flagpole at 3401 North Thanksgiving Way
• Public hearing and recommendation for a Development Code Amendment to Chapter 4 regarding General Plan, Zoning and Development Code Amendments

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a conditional use request and a proposed change to the city's development code.

• Conditional use approval request for a 70' flagpole at 3401 North Thanksgiving Way
• Recommendation for a Development Code Amendment to Chapter 4 to add an exhibit for General Plan, Zoning and Development Code Amendments

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting on October 2, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. at the Parks Department Office. The committee will discuss public involvement strategies, a potential park near Belmont Elementary, drone use in the city, and proposed code changes including PARC Tax Strategies refinement and marketing needs.

• Discussion on public involvement strategies
• Consideration of a park near Belmont Elementary
• Review of drone use policies in city parks
• Proposed code change updates including PARC Tax Strategies refinement
• PARC Tax marketing needs review

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold a meeting on October 2, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the Broadbent Room (128 N 100 E, Lehi, UT). The agenda includes a call to order, conflict resolution training, and adjournment. No substantive decisions or ordinances are listed.

City Council

The City Council adopted a resolution on September 23, 2025, to issue Water Revenue Bonds. These funds will be used to acquire, construct, and install secondary water meters for the city's culinary water and pressurized irrigation system.

• Issuance of Water Revenue Bonds not to exceed $2,000,000
• Estimated total cost to the City of $2,158,736
• Bonds to bear interest not to exceed 1.00% per annum
• Bonds to mature not later than 17 years from issuance date
• Current outstanding bonds secured by net revenues total $22,711,000

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 25, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Lehi City Council Chambers to review zoning changes, general plan amendments, concept plans, and conditional use requests for multiple properties in Lehi. The meeting will include discussions on residential zoning, commercial land use, and development standards.

• Austin Cooper’s request to review R-1-22 zoning for 5.08-acre JDH Olson Annexation at 1500 South 1100 West
• Jackson Haslam’s request to change 8.62-acre Ivory Gurney Property from TH-5 to R-1-22 zoning at 1200 West 800 North
• Jordan Lee’s request to amend land use from MDR to Commercial for 0.50-acre at 1035 West Main Street
• Life Time Fitness’s concept plan exception for parking at 300 East Traverse Terrace Drive
• Lehi City’s review of the Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) ordinance

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a new ordinance for small single-family homes and various land use changes. The body will also review specific requests for commercial zoning and parking exceptions.

• Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) ordinance for small single-family homes
• General Plan amendment for 1035 West Main Street from medium density residential to Commercial
• General Plan amendment for 400 West Bull River Road from Low Density Residential to High Density Residential
• Life Time Fitness concept plan parking exception at 300 East Traverse Terrace Drive
• Conditional use request for Warner Transport & Dirt Storage at 7491 W 8179 N

Lehi HIstoric Preservation Commission

The Lehi Historic Preservation Commission will meet to review plans for unveiling historical markers, discuss future unveilings, and address sign placement with property owners. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions scheduled.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive input on issuing Water Revenue Bonds. The funds are intended to finance a new public works facility and improvements to culinary water and pressurized irrigation systems.

• Proposed issuance of Water Revenue Bonds not exceeding $17,000,000
• Funding for construction of a new public works facility
• Improvements to culinary water and pressurized irrigation systems
• Public hearing on the potential economic impact of the project on the private sector

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee will hold a routine meeting at 5:00 p.m. on September 18, 2025, at the Parks Department office (2998 W 300 N). The agenda contains only procedural items such as roll call, announcements, and a discussion about revising committee responsibilities, with no concrete decisions or proposals listed.

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to conduct board elections and review the library's strategic plan. The board will also discuss a patron request for reconsideration and plans for a fundraising gala and grand opening.

• Election of Board Chair
• Policy review of Library Strategic Plan
• Discussion of next year's Fundraising Gala/Library Grand Opening
• Patron Request for Reconsideration

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will meet on September 11, 2025, to consider four development-related items: revisions to the Vistas at the Point Amenities, a site plan change for Moto United, a preliminary subdivision approval for Garden Park, and a development code amendment for connectivity standards. The meeting will also include approval of previous minutes and a consent agenda.

• Clyde Capital Group's request to remove amphitheater from Vistas at the Point Amenities (tabled from May 8, 2025)
• Colby Anderson's request to add 8-foot fence to Moto United site plan at 405 South Millpond Drive
• Adam Albrecht's request for preliminary subdivision approval of Garden Park, a 4-lot residential development at 500 South Center Street
• Lehi City's request for review of Development Code Amendment to Chapter 37, Connectivity Standards

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 11, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers to receive public comment and consider four land-use requests: revisions to a site plan, a preliminary subdivision, a zoning review for an annexation, and a development code amendment.

• Revisions to Moto United Site Plan to include an 8-foot fence at 405 South Millpond Dr.
• Preliminary subdivision approval of Garden Park, a 4-lot residential development at 515 South 100 West
• Review of R-1-22 zoning for the JDH Olson Annexation, approximately 5.08 acres at 1500 South 1100 West
• Development Code Amendment to Chapter 37, Connectivity Standards

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a work session focused on conflict resolution training. The agenda consists of procedural items and this specific training session.

• Conflict Resolution Training

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to review several requests for zoning changes, general plan amendments, and conditional use approvals. The body will provide recommendations or considerations on these land use requests.

• Maverik Zone Change at 500 West Main Street: 0.72 acres from Mixed Use to Commercial
• Skull Valley Flag Lot at 208 East 200 South: conditional use approval request
• Grant's Corner Development Agreement amendment for automotive accessories installation and service
• Water's Edge General Plan Amendment at 1300 East 175 South: 13.02 acres from Commercial to Mixed-Use
• Fabian House General Plan Amendment at 3156 North 1200 West: 0.90 acres from Very Low Density Residential to Neighborhood Commercial

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 28, 2025, to review and recommend zoning changes, conditional use approvals, and development agreement amendments. Two items were withdrawn prior to the meeting. The meeting is open to the public at Lehi City Council Chambers.

• AWA Engineering requests zoning change at 520 West Main Street from Mixed Use to Commercial (0.72 acres)
• Holden Rockwell seeks conditional use approval for Skull Valley Flag Lot at 208 East 200 South
• Fox Brother Properties requests amendment to Grant's Corner Development Agreement for automotive accessories installation and service
• Bob Perdue proposes Mixed-Use land use designation for Water's Edge on 13.02 acres at 1300 East 175 South

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold a public meeting to decide on multiple resolutions related to the Skye View Community Reinvestment Project Area, including adopting its plan and budget, approving an interlocal agreement with Lehi City, and a development agreement with Gardner-Plumb and Equestrian Partners. The agency will also vote on dissolving the Thanksgiving Park Economic Development Project Area and the SR-92 Digital Drive Community Reinvestment Project Area.

• Public hearing and vote on Resolution #R2025-10 adopting Skye View Project Area Plan
• Public hearing and vote on Resolution #R2025-11 adopting Skye View Community Reinvestment Project Area Budget
• Consideration of Resolution #R2025-12 approving Interlocal Agreement with Lehi City
• Consideration of Resolution #R2025-13 approving Development Agreement with Gardner-Plumb and Equestrian Partners
• Consideration of Resolutions #R2025-15 and #R2025-16 dissolving two project areas

RDA

The Redevelopment Agency of Lehi City will hold a public hearing to discuss the draft project area plan and budget for the Sky View Community Reinvestment Area. The board will receive public comment to determine if the plan and budget should be revised, approved, or rejected.

• Proposed request of $3,143,686 in sales and use tax revenues for the Sky View Reinvestment Area
• Allocation of $5,500,000 for Public Infrastructure and Land Improvements
• Allocation of $314,368 for Low to Moderate Income Set Aside
• Proposed 15-year collection of 55% Sale and Use Taxes from Lehi City

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee will meet to welcome new members, review announcements, and discuss key items including the upcoming adoption of the Parks and Rec Master Plan and a proposed Bicycle Skills Park at Shadow Ridge. The committee will also review revisions to its own responsibilities.

• Adoption of Parks and Rec Master Plan next month
• Proposal for Bicycle Skills Park at Shadow Ridge
• Review of PTTC responsibility revisions
• New committee members: Alyssa Smailes and Bryce Packer
• Next meeting scheduled for September 18, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board will hold its regular meeting on August 21, 2025, at 7:00 PM at the Lehi City Library. Items include approving minutes, receiving a library update, electing a new board chair, reviewing the library strategic plan, and discussing next year’s gala fundraiser and meeting schedule.

• Election of Board Chair
• Policy Review - Library Strategic Plan
• Discussion of Next Year’s Gala Fundraiser
• Discussion of Meeting Time and Day

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider three specific land use requests. These include a grading permit review, a residential subdivision approval, and a privacy fence request.

• Edge Homes' request for review of the Auburn Springs Grading Permit on 34 acres at 400 South 2500 West
• Steve Atkinson's request for preliminary approval of the Shelley Atkinson 3-lot residential subdivision at 498 North 900 East
• Andreas and Carrie Horlacher's request for an 8-foot privacy fence at 1222 West 3060 North

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 14, 2025, to receive comments on three items: a grading permit review, a preliminary subdivision approval, and a privacy fence request. The meeting will be held at the Lehi City Council Chambers.

• Public hearing: Edge Homes' Auburn Springs Grading Permit review (34 acres at 400 South 2500 West)
• Public hearing: Steve Atkinson's Shelley Atkinson subdivision preliminary approval (3 lots at 498 North 900 East)
• Public hearing: Andreas and Carrie Horlacher's 8-foot privacy fence approval (1222 West 3060 North)

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will meet to receive a presentation on an updated Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) ordinance. The commission will also discuss future training.

• Presentation of updated Starter Home Attainable Residential (SHAR) ordinance

Planning Commission

The Lehi City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to review several development requests and proposed amendments to the city's Development Code. The body will consider zoning changes, site plan exceptions, and new regulations for retaining walls and renewable energy systems.

• Zone change for Colledge Farms Plat F from TH-5 to R-1-22 on 5.2-acres at 3850 West 1500 North
• Colledge Farms PRD Plat F Concept Plan for a 9-lot subdivision at 2850 West 1500 North
• Building elevation exceptions for Ember Hotel at 26 East Main Street
• Enterprise Concept Plan at 1552 North Boston Street requesting parking between building and street
• Development Code amendments regarding renewable energy systems, RA-1/R-1-15 setbacks, and retaining walls

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development requests and proposed changes to the city's development code. The body will consider zoning changes for residential projects and exceptions for commercial site plans.

• Zone change for Colledge Farms Plat F from TH-5 to R-1-22 on 5.2-acres at 2850 West 1500 North
• Colledge Farms Planned Residential Development (PRD) Plat F Concept Plan for a 9-lot subdivision
• Building elevation exceptions for the Ember Hotel at 26 East Main Street
• Enterprise Concept Plan at 1552 North Boston Street requesting parking between the building and street
• Development Code amendments regarding renewable energy systems, RA-1 and R-1-15 zone setbacks, and retaining walls

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to conduct board business and review library operations. The board is scheduled to elect officers and discuss a future gala fundraiser.

• Election of Officers
• Policy Review
• Discussion of next year's Gala Fundraiser
• Discussion of meeting time and day

RDA

The Redevelopment Agency of Lehi City will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the draft Sky View Community Reinvestment Area Plan and Budget. The board will consider whether to revise, approve, or reject the proposed plan.

• Proposed request for $3,143,686 in sales and use tax revenues
• Allocation of $5,500,000 for Public Infrastructure and Land Improvements
• Allocation of $314,368 for Low to Moderate Income Set Aside
• Proposed 15-year collection period for 55% of sales and use taxes from Lehi City

Appeal Authority

The Lehi Appeal Authority will consider an appeal regarding a 2022 Planning Commission decision on a fence location. The body will also review two requests for variances from the Development Code for specific properties.

• Appeal of July 14, 2022 Planning Commission decision on fence location at Lehi Medical Office Project (approx. 300 N 1200 W)
• Development Code variance request for 620 N 2375 W
• Development Code variance request for Plat #12:013:0167

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to review library policies and provide a general update. The board will also discuss plans for next year's Library Gala fundraiser.

• Policy review
• Planning for next year's Library Gala fundraiser
• Library update

RDA

The Lehi City Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to receive input regarding the FY 2026 Budget. The meeting is scheduled for May 27, 2025, at the Lehi City Council Chambers.

• Public hearing regarding the Lehi Redevelopment Agency FY 2026 Budget

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold its regular meeting on May 27, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Lehi City Council Chambers. The body will conduct a public hearing and consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2026 budget (July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026) via Resolution #R2025-09.

• Public hearing on FY2026 budget
• Consideration of Resolution #R2025-09 adopting FY2026 budget

Local Building Authority

The Lehi City Local Building Authority is holding a public hearing to adopt the FY 2025 Budget. Residents are invited to provide comments on the proposed budget.

• Public hearing for the adoption of the Lehi City Local Building Authority Budget FY 2025 Budget

Local Building Authority

The Local Building Authority will hold a public hearing regarding its budget. The body will consider Resolution L2025-02 to adopt the budget for the fiscal year spanning July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026.

• Public hearing on the budget
• Resolution L2025-02: adopting the budget for fiscal year 2026

PARC Advisory Committee

The PARC Advisory Committee will meet on May 15, 2025, at Lehi City Hall to hear presentations from seven nonprofit cultural arts organizations seeking grant funding. The committee will also discuss the next meeting date and field questions on the application and review process.

• Presentations by Just for Kids of Utah County, Inc., Thanksgiving Point Institute, Hutchings Museum, Lehi Historical Society & Archives, Lehi Area Music Association, Lehi Arts Council, and Grassroots Shakespeare Company
• Discussion of next committee meeting date
• Questions on grant applications and review process

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board is meeting to review and approve prior minutes, receive a library update, and discuss library policies. The board will also begin early preparations for a library gala. No votes on specific expenditures or ordinances are listed.

• Library policies discussion
• Early preparation for a library gala
• Library update from staff
• Minutes review and approval

Lehi HIstoric Preservation Commission

The Lehi Historic Preservation Commission will meet on May 1, 2025, at 4:00 PM in the City Council Conference Room. The main discussion item is an update on the Historical Marker Program, including review of sign unveiling plans, future unveilings, and sign placement with property owners. No votes or decisions are listed; the agenda is discussion-only.

• Update on Historical Marker Program – review sign unveiling plans
• Discuss future unveilings for historical markers
• Discuss sign placement and coordination with property owners
• Next committee meeting scheduling

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board meets to approve minutes, receive a library update, review the Internet Policy, and hear an outreach project update. The meeting is primarily administrative with one policy review.

• Review of Internet Policy for possible updates
• Library update from staff
• Outreach project update
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee will meet to receive updates on parks department grants and ongoing progress, and to discuss a committee logo. The agenda includes no formal actions or public hearings, and is limited to reports and administrative items.

• Discussion of Parks Department grants and ongoing progress
• Discussion of Parks Committee logo items
• Next meeting scheduled for May 15, 2025 at 5 p.m.
• Meeting held at Lehi City Parks Department Office (2998 W 300 N)

Local Building Authority

The Lehi Local Building Authority will meet on April 8, 2025, to consider Resolution #L2025-01 adopting the Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2026. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the meeting also includes roll call and adjournment.

• Consideration of Resolution #L2025-01 adopting the Tentative Budget for the Lehi Local Building Authority for Fiscal Year 2026

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold a meeting to consider adopting a tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2026 via Resolution # R2025-08. No other substantive business is on the agenda; the meeting consists of roll call, the budget item, and adjournment.

• Consideration of Resolution # R2025-08 adopting a Tentative Budget for the Lehi Redevelopment Agency for Fiscal Year 2026

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi City Library Board will meet on March 25, 2025, at 7:00 PM at 153 N 100 E, Lehi. The agenda includes a review and possible approval of the previous meeting's minutes, a library update, and a review of the Internet policy. The board will also assemble backpacks for an outreach project and set the next meeting for April 17, 2025.

• Review and possible approval of March 25, 2025 meeting minutes
• Library update from staff
• Review of Internet policy and related documents
• Outreach project: assemble backpacks
• Next meeting scheduled for April 17, 2025

RDA

The Lehi City Redevelopment Agency is considering an interlocal agreement with Lehi City to divert property tax and local option sales tax increments for the Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area. The agreement would authorize up to $7,927,672 in total tax diversion over 15 years, with declining percentages of local option sales tax. A 30-day public contest period is now open.

• Interlocal agreement to divert tax increment for Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area, not to exceed $7,927,672 over 15 years
• Local option sales tax diversion: 100% for 8 years, 80% for 4 years, 60% for 3 years
• Agreement also includes levy of property tax on taxable property within RDA boundaries
• 30-day public inspection and contest period begins March 19, 2025

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to adopt the Morning Vista Project Area Plan and budget for a Community Reinvestment Project Area. The board will also vote on an interlocal agreement with Lehi City and a development agreement with Traverse Retail Owner LLC related to the project area.

• Public hearing and resolution #R2025-04 adopting the Morning Vista Project Area Plan for a Community Reinvestment Project Area
• Public hearing and resolution #R2025-05 adopting the official project area budget for the Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area
• Resolution #R2025-06 approving an Interlocal Agreement between Lehi City and the RDA regarding the Morning Vista project area
• Resolution #R2025-07 approving a Development Agreement between the RDA and Traverse Retail Owner LLC

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the draft project area plan and budget for the Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Area. The board will consider whether the draft plan and budget should be revised, approved, or rejected.

• Proposed request of $7,927,672 in sales and use tax revenues for the Morning Vista project area
• Proposed $11,000,000 for Public Infrastructure and Land Improvements
• Proposed $5,227,200 for Land Acquisition
• Proposed $792,767 for Low to Moderate Income Set Aside
• Proposed $237,830 for Administration Fees

Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee

The Lehi City Parks, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the Lehi City PARC Tax Grant. The agenda also includes updates from the Parks Department and routine announcements.

• Discussion of Lehi City PARC Tax Grant
• Updates from Parks Department
• Next committee meeting scheduled for March 20, 2025

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board of Directors will meet to discuss library updates and an outreach project. The board is also scheduled to review the internet policy and receive an update on the Comer Fund.

• Review of Internet Policy
• Outreach Project discussion
• Comer Fund update

Lehi HIstoric Preservation Commission

The Lehi Historic Preservation Commission will discuss updates to the Historical Marker Program, including plans for sign unveilings and placement. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to discussion.

• Update on the Historical Marker Program
• Review of sign unveiling plans
• Discussion of future unveilings
• Discussion of sign placement and property owners

RDA

The Redevelopment Agency of Lehi is meeting to consider designating two new project areas. The agency will discuss authorizing the preparation of plans and budgets for these specific locations.

• Resolution #R2025-02: Proposed Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area
• Resolution #R2025-03: Proposed SkyView Community Reinvestment Project Area

Lehi Library Board

The Lehi Library Board will meet to review minutes and receive a library update. The board is scheduled to discuss an outreach project and items regarding requests for reconsideration.

• Request for Reconsideration items
• Outreach project

RDA

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider Resolution #R2025-01. This resolution proposes the designation of the Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area and authorizes the creation of a draft plan and budget.

• Resolution #R2025-01: Designating the Morning Vista Community Reinvestment Project Area