Wasatch County public meetings in 2025

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss the 2026 budget, fraud risk, and road maintenance agreements. The meeting includes public hearings on budget amendments, zoning code changes, and a general plan update.

• Discussion and adoption of 2026 Budget (Resolution #25-14)
• Public hearing on amending 2025 Budget (Resolution #25-16)
• Public hearing on Heritage Hills subdivision (DEV-11371)
• Public hearing on zoning code text amendment (DEV-11392)
• Public hearing on ordinance to update Water Use Element (Ordinance 25-18)

The Wasatch County Council adopted the 2026 all-fund budget of $129.19 million, which includes removing a new patrol deputy and part-time emergency coordinator positions, and increasing transfers to capital improvements and the Park and Recreation District. The council also approved a zoning text amendment for conservation developments, the Heritage Hills master plan (a 23-lot subdivision with 2 lots of record), and an interlocal agreement for road maintenance on Jordanelle Ridge Drive. Several other items were approved, including warrants, a fraud risk assessment, the 2026 meeting schedule, and various board of equalization adjustments.

• Adopted 2026 budget of $129.19M with 295 positions (unanimous)
• Approved Heritage Hills master plan, 23-lot conservation subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved zoning text amendment for conservation developments (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement for Jordanelle Ridge Drive road maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 meeting schedule with changes (unanimous)
• Approved fraud risk assessment for 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor adjustment of $1,793.12 for parcel 00-0020-7682 (unanimous)
• Approved late appeals for one parcel (unanimous)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will meet to discuss and consider three resolutions. These include the 2026 budget, the 2026 meeting schedule, and salary adjustments for executive officer positions.

• Resolution 25-02: Adoption of the Wasatch County Solid Waste Special Service District Budget for 2026
• Resolution 25-05: Cost-of-living and salary adjustments for SSD executive officer positions
• Resolution 25-04: Adoption of the 2026 WCSSD Monthly Meeting Schedule

Appeals Hearing

The Wasatch County Appeals Hearing Officer will hold a public hearing on December 16, 2025, to consider an appeal of a building permit issued for Lot B of the Star Harbor Estates subdivision. The hearing will be held in person at the County Council Chambers and online via Zoom.

• Appeal of building permit 25-803 for Star Harbor Estates Lot B
• Appeal of Wasatch County Building Official's decision
• Location: 1687 W. Alpine Avenue, Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone
• Meeting location: 25 North Main Street, Heber City
• Public comments accepted via email until December 15, 2025

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review five agenda items, including a zoning code amendment, a subdivision master plan, a plat amendment, and two ordinance updates. Each recommendation, if approved, will be forwarded to the County Council for a public hearing on December 17, 2025. The meeting also includes routine business such as approval of the November 13 minutes.

• Zoning Code Text Amendment to sections 16.27.06.5 and 16.27.24 (conservation developments and deed‑restricted lot subdivision restrictions)
• Master Plan approval for Heritage Hills, a 23‑lot subdivision in Residential Agriculture 1 and Mountain zones
• Plat Amendment to vacate a private road splitting Lot 19 at approximately 2044 West Brightstar Road
• Ordinance 25-18 to amend the General Plan Water Use and Preservation Element
• Ordinance 25-16 to amend Title 16 regarding retaining wall regulations

County Council

The Wasatch County Council had scheduled a work session for December 10, 2025. The agenda notes that the meeting has been canceled. No council business will be addressed at this time.

• Meeting cancellation – no agenda items will be considered

Owls Nest Special Service District

The governing board will review the 2026 budget and a 2025 budget amendment. A public hearing is scheduled for the adoption of these financial plans via Resolution #2025-02.

• Adoption of 2026 Budget and 2025 Budget Amendment (Resolution #2025-02)
• 2025 Fraud Risk Assessment presentation and approval
• Approval of November 12 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Setting dates and times for 2026 board meetings

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Strawberry Ranch Special Service District Board will review and approve the minutes from the November 12 meeting, approve a warrant list, set dates and times for its 2026 meetings, consider a 2025 fraud risk assessment, and adopt the 2026 budget. The budget adoption will be taken up as a public hearing item under Resolution #2025-01.

• Approval of minutes from the November 12 meeting
• Approval of the warrant list
• Set date and time for 2026 Board meetings
• Presentation and approval of the 2025 fraud risk assessment
• Adoption of the 2026 budget (Resolution #2025-01) during public hearing

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will meet on Dec 9, 2025 at 4:00 PM in Heber City. The regular session will consider approval of prior minutes, a warrant list, scheduling 2026 board meetings, a fraud risk assessment, a presentation of the 2026 budget, and a general manager’s report. The public hearing at 6:00 PM will consider adopting the 2026 budget by Resolution #2025-06. The closed session will include updates on litigation, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Adoption of the 2026 budget (Resolution #2025-06) during the public hearing
• Presentation of the 2026 budget in the regular session
• Fraud risk assessment presentation and approval
• Sale of real property discussed in closed session
• Set date and time for 2026 board meetings

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District board will review and approve several routine items, including minutes from the November 12 meeting and a warrant list. The board will receive a presentation on the 2025 fraud risk assessment and the proposed 2026 budget. During the public hearing, the board will adopt the 2026 budget by Resolution #2025-01.

• Approval of minutes from the November 12 meeting
• Warrant list approval
• Presentation and approval of the 2025 fraud risk assessment
• Presentation of the 2026 budget
• Adoption of the 2026 budget (Resolution #2025-01) during public hearing

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will review and vote on the 2026 budget and a 2025 budget amendment during a public hearing. Regular session items include approving prior minutes, a warrant list, setting future meeting dates, a fraud risk assessment, and a budget presentation. A closed session will cover litigation updates, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of November 12 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Set date/time for 2026 board meetings
• 2025 fraud risk assessment presentation and approval
• Adoption of 2026 budget and 2025 budget amendment (Resolution #2025-03)

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District board will consider several routine items, including approval of prior meeting minutes, a warrant list, and setting the 2026 meeting schedule. A presentation on the 2025 fraud risk assessment will be reviewed and approved. The primary decision is the adoption of the 2026 budget and amendment to the 2025 budget during the public hearing.

• Approval of November 5 and November 12 meeting minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Set date and time for 2026 board meetings
• Presentation and approval of 2025 fraud risk assessment
• Adoption of 2026 budget and 2025 budget amendment (Resolution #2025-05)

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will hold a public hearing to discuss budget amendments and the 2026 budget. The board is considering a property tax rate increase to raise additional revenue.

• Resolution 25-02: Amend the 2025 Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Budget
• Resolution 25-03: Increase property tax rate from 0.000157 to 0.000172 to increase revenue by $270,429
• Resolution 25-04: Adopt the 2026 Wasatch Co. Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Budget
• Resolution 25-05: Adopt the 2026 Wasatch Co. Memorandum of Understanding Budget

The board approved the November 12, 2025 minutes and $86,228.62 in warrants. It adopted veteran annual passes and approved several resolutions, including a cost‑of‑living salary adjustment and the 2025 and 2026 budget amendments. The 2026 budget was adopted with a projected revenue of $7,542,866.20 and no property‑tax increase.

• Approved November 12, 2025 minutes (unanimous AYE)
• Approved warrants totaling $86,228.62 (unanimous AYE)
• Approved veteran annual passes (unanimous AYE)
• Approved Resolution 25-06 cost‑of‑living salary adjustment with revisions (6 AYE, 1 NAY)
• Approved Resolution 25-02 amendment to 2025 budget (6 AYE, Mark absent)
• Approved Resolution 25-04 adoption of 2026 budget ($7,542,866.20) (6 AYE, Mark absent)
• Approved Resolution 25-05 adoption of 2026 MOU budget ($872,849) (6 AYE, Mark absent)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous AYE)

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet on December 9, 2025, to discuss a cost-of-living adjustment for county elected officers and review November financial warrants. The meeting will be held in person at 25 N Main St., Heber, UT, and will include a closed session for property acquisition and personnel matters.

• Discussion of Resolution 25-06 for salary adjustments
• Review of November 2025 warrants
• Public comment period via email or webinar
• Closed session for property acquisition and personnel
• Meeting held at 25 N Main St., Heber, UT

The board approved the 2026 Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 budget, keeping the property tax rate unchanged. It also approved veteran recreation passes, a cost‑of‑living salary adjustment, and the 2025 budget amendment. All warrants totaling $86,228.62 were authorized, and the meeting minutes were ratified.

• Approved November 12 minutes (6-0)
• Approved warrants $86,228.62 (6-0)
• Approved veteran annual passes (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-06 cost‑of‑living salary adjustment with revisions (6-1)
• Approved Resolution 25-02 amendment to 2025 budget (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-04 adoption of 2026 budget (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-05 adoption of 2026 MOU budget (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District will open and amend the 2025 budget, adopt the 2026 budget, and set future meeting dates. The meeting will be held in Heber City.

• Resolution 25-05: Open and amend 2025 budget
• Resolution 25-06: Adopt 2026 budget
• Resolution 25-07: Set meeting dates and times
• Closed session scheduled
• Public participation via email or webinar

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District governing board will consider salary adjustments for 2026, adopt the district's 2026 budget, and set the holiday schedule and monthly meeting schedule for 2026. These items will be decided by vote at the December 9, 2025 meeting. No other specific actions are detailed in the agenda.

• Consideration and approval of salary adjustments for 2026
• Resolution and approval of the WCSSD 2026 budget
• Resolution of the 2026 WCSSD holiday schedule
• Resolution of the 2026 WCSSD monthly meetings
• Other items (unspecified)

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will discuss and approve a new board chair for 2026. It will also consider the meeting schedule for 2026. Additional items include reviewing Notice of Interest applications, receiving updates on open space bond funding and the Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Agreement, and discussing a possible website change.

• Discussion and consideration of the 2026 Wasatch Open Lands Board meeting schedule
• Discussion and approval of new board chair for 2026
• Notice of Interest (NOI) applications: board discussion, updates, and action
• Updates/reports on open space bond funding and preservation, including Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Agreement
• Miscellaneous items: call for next month’s agenda items and discussion of changing to a new website

The board approved the November 10th draft minutes (5-0-1). The 2026 meeting schedule was adopted unanimously. Heidi Franco was elected chair for 2026 with a 6-0 vote.

• Approved November 10th draft minutes (5-0-1)
• Approved 2026 meeting schedule (6-0)
• Approved Heidi Franco as board chair for 2026 (6-0)

County Council

The County Council will discuss the 2026 tentative budget and consider resolutions for cost-of-living and salary adjustments for elected and executive officers. The meeting also includes reviews of conservation easements and property tax appeal requests.

• Resolution 25-14 regarding the adoption of the Wasatch County 2026 Budget
• Resolution 25-13 regarding cost-of-living and salary adjustments for county elected and executive officer positions
• Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Conservation Easement approval
• Ludin conservation easement discussion
• Review of Records Management and Data Privacy Program Policy

Council members approved the corrected November 19, 2025 minutes and accepted the sixth round of board of equalization appeals, including assessor adjustments. They authorized the Clerk‑Auditor’s Office to evaluate late property‑tax appeals and approved the county’s Records Management and Data Privacy Program after attorney review. The council entered a closed session on personnel and property matters, then voted to adopt Resolution 25‑13, providing a 3 % cost‑of‑living salary increase for elected and executive officers.

• Approved corrected November 19, 2025 minutes (motion carried)
• Accepted 6th round board of equalization consideration (motion carried)
• Approved board of equalization assessor adjustments (motion carried)
• Authorized Clerk‑Auditor’s Office to consider late property‑tax appeals (motion carried)
• Approved Records Management and Data Privacy Program condition (motion carried)
• Entered closed session to discuss personnel and property acquisition (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution 25‑13 cost‑of‑living and salary adjustments (motion carried)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will present the tentative 2026 budget and discuss land use scenarios for the General Plan update. Council members will consider several Board of Equalization items and appoint new members to the Trails, Arts, and Parks Board. A closed session will address property, litigation, and personnel matters. Public hearings will consider a zone map amendment, a condo master plan, a streetlight ordinance amendment, and a plat amendment.

• First Reading of Ordinance 25-17 establishing a county records management and data privacy program
• Discussion of land use scenarios for the General Plan update
• Appointment of members to the Trails, Arts, and Parks Board
• Public hearing: Zone Map Amendment for a 4‑acre parcel at 1889 W Alpine Avenue into the Jordanelle Specially Planned Area
• Public hearing: Ordinance 25-13 amendment removing streetlight requirement at fire hydrants

The council approved the minutes for the November 5 and 12 meetings. It also approved the Board of Equalization 5th‑round consideration, assessor adjustments for seven parcels, a late‑appeal request, Ordinance 25‑17 for records management and data privacy, the related policy pending attorney review, and a zone‑map amendment for a 4‑acre parcel. A motion to continue discussion on a second late‑appeal request was adopted.

• Approved minutes for November 5 & 12, 2025 (motion carried)
• Approved Board of Equalization 5th‑round consideration (motion carried)
• Approved assessor adjustments for seven properties (motion carried)
• Approved first late‑appeal request (motion carried)
• Retracted prior motion and continued discussion on second late‑appeal request (motion carried)
• Approved Ordinance 25‑17 establishing a county records management and data privacy program (motion carried)
• Approved the related records management policy, contingent on attorney review (motion carried)
• Approved zone‑map amendment to annex ~4‑acre parcel at 1889 W Alpine Ave into the JSPA overlay zone (motion carried)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will present its tentative 2026 budget. The meeting will also include discussion of other agenda items. A closed session may be held to address property transactions, pending litigation, and matters concerning an individual's character or health.

• Presentation of tentative 2026 budget
• Discussion of other agenda items
• Closed session: purchase, exchange, or lease of property
• Closed session: pending reasonable imminent litigation
• Closed session: character, professional competence, or health of an individual

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider routine agenda items and several land-use applications. Items include a plat amendment exchanging 2,231 sq ft at 12664 Mud Springs Circle, conditional use permits for a single-family home at 482 South Old Stone Road and a 21,200‑sq‑ft church at 2899 E Cottage Lake Road, and a large-scale subdivision proposal for 153.92 acres at 2966 East Hwy 32. The commission will also consider Ordinance 25‑16 to amend retaining‑wall regulations. Recommendations on the land-use items and the ordinance will be forwarded to the County Council for a public hearing on November 19, 2025.

• Plat amendment to exchange 2,231 sq ft at 12664 Mud Springs Circle (Deer Mountain Resort)
• Conditional Use Permit for a single‑family home at 482 South Old Stone Road (RA‑1 zone)
• Conditional Use Permit and site plan for a 21,200‑sq‑ft church at 2899 E Cottage Lake Road (RA‑1 zone)
• Large Scale Final Subdivision approval for ARC Jackson Fork Subdivision (44 single PUD, 84 duplex, 24 single‑family lots on 153.92 acres at 2966 East Hwy 32, JBOZ)
• Ordinance 25‑16 amending retaining‑wall regulations

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will review the October 14, 2025 meeting minutes and consider October 2025 warrants. The board will discuss the Deer Creek Racquet Center and provide an update on the district Master Plan. Director and department reports for October 2025 will be presented. A closed‑session portion will address property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation, if needed.

• Review and adopt minutes from the October 14, 2025 meeting
• Consider warrants for October 2025
• Discuss Deer Creek Racquet Center
• Review Master Plan update
• Closed session: property acquisition, personnel, pending litigation

The board approved the October 14, 2025 meeting minutes after a vote. It also approved warrants totaling $129,763.74 for expenses from October 9 to November 5, 2025. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved October 14, 2025 minutes (AYE: Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Luke Searle; ABSTAIN: Kendall Crittenden; ABSENT: Erik Rowland)
• Approved warrants $129,763.74 for Oct 9–Nov 5, 2025 (AYE: Kendall Crittenden, Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Luke Searle; ABSENT: Erik Rowland)
• Adjourned meeting (AYE: Kendall Crittenden, Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Erik Rowland, Luke Searle)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will review the October meeting minutes, review the October warrants, and present the district's 2026 budget. Additional items will be discussed under the generic "Other" category. No specific decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Review October meeting minutes
• Review October warrants
• Presentation of the 2026 budget
• Discussion of other items

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will review the proposed 2026 budget and 2025 amended budget. The board will also consider approving a contract for the 2026 Fire Facility Training Tower Project and a sick leave donation program.

• Proposed 2026 Budget and 2025 Amended Budget
• Contract award for 2026 Fire Facility Training Tower Project
• Policy 420 Sick Leave Donation Program
• Resolution 25-04 Public Entity Resolution
• WCFPSSD Operating Reserve Analysis 2024 funding

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session on November 12, 2025. Council members will hear presentations on an FFA student competition, Heritage Days, and a MIDA project report. They will discuss the School District Home Construction Program, the 2026 interlocal meeting structure, and the 2025 tentative budget. A Q3 financial report will also be presented.

• Discussion and direction regarding the 2025 tentative budget
• Presentation of the Wasatch County 2025 Quarter 3 financial report
• Discussion and direction of the Wasatch County School District Home Construction Program
• Discussion and consideration of 2026 interlocal meeting structure
• MIDA report: Project area participation

During the November 12, 2025 meeting, Councilmembers voted to go into a closed session to discuss the character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of an individual. The motion to enter the closed session carried. Later, a motion to leave the closed session and adjourn the meeting also carried.

• Motion to enter closed session on personnel matters carried (vote: AYE: &X x x xX) Xx Xx) Xl; NAY: oO | | oO O oO O)
• Motion to leave closed session and adjourn the meeting carried (vote: AYE: X x & x XxX & x; NAY: O O O O O O)

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will consider several routine items. They will approve the minutes from the August 12 meeting and adopt the warrant list. The board will receive the quarterly financial report and will set a public hearing to consider the preliminary budget. Any other business will be addressed at the end of the meeting.

• Approve minutes from August 12 meeting
• Approve warrant list
• Review quarterly financial report
• Set public hearing for preliminary budget
• Consider other business

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Strawberry Ranch Special Service District Board will review and approve the September 9 meeting minutes. It will approve the warrant list and present a quarterly financial report. The board will consider the preliminary budget and schedule a public hearing on that budget. Other business will be addressed as time permits.

• Approval of September 9 meeting minutes
• Approval of the warrant list
• Presentation of the quarterly financial report
• Preliminary budget review and setting a public hearing for the budget
• Discussion of other business items

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will review and approve the October 14 minutes, accept a warrant list, and present a quarterly financial report. It will also set a public hearing for the district's preliminary budget and consider a vehicle request for proposals and a compensation study approval. The meeting includes a closed session for litigation, personnel matters, and a real‑property sale.

• Approval of Minutes – October 14
• Quarterly Financial Report
• Preliminary Budget – set public hearing for budget
• Vehicle Request for Proposals (RFP)
• Closed Session: Litigation Update, Personnel, Sale of Real Property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will approve the October 14 meeting minutes. It will approve the warrant list, review the quarterly financial report, and consider the preliminary budget while setting a public hearing on the budget. Other business may also be discussed.

• Approve October 14 meeting minutes
• Approve warrant list
• Review quarterly financial report
• Consider preliminary budget and set public hearing for budget
• Discuss other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The governing board will review a preliminary budget and set a date for a public hearing on that budget. The board will also review the quarterly financial report and the warrant list.

• Preliminary Budget and scheduling of Public Hearing
• Quarterly Financial Report
• Warrant List Approval

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will meet on November 12, 2025. The agenda includes approval of the October 14 meeting minutes, approval of the warrant list, presentation of the quarterly financial report, and discussion of a preliminary budget with a public hearing set for the budget. The General Manager will give a report and other business may be addressed.

• Approve October 14 meeting minutes
• Approve warrant list
• Review quarterly financial report
• Discuss preliminary budget and set public hearing for budget
• General Manager's report

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will meet to approve minutes, discuss open space bond funding, and review agricultural protection areas. The meeting will also include a closed session.

• Approval of October 6th, 2025, Draft Minutes
• Discussion on Notice of Interest Applications
• Updates on open space bond funding and preservation efforts
• Review of Agricultural Protection Areas information
• Closed Session per U.C.A 52-4-205

The Open Lands Board approved the draft minutes from the October 6, 2025 meeting with a 5‑0 vote. No action was taken on Notice of Interest applications or other agenda items. The board then adjourned the meeting with a unanimous 5‑0 vote.

• Approved October 6, 2025 draft minutes (5-0)
• No action on Notice of Interest applications
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will hold a public hearing. The board will discuss and potentially act on Resolution No. 25-03 regarding impact fees based on a facilities plan and analysis.

• Resolution No. 25-03: Adopting and imposing impact fees

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss the 2026 tentative budget, a records management and data privacy program, and a resolution imposing impact fees. Two public hearings on zoning and development are continued to November 19.

• Discussion of 2026 Tentative Budget
• First Reading of Ordinance 25-17 (Data Privacy)
• Resolution 25-03: Adoption of Impact Fees
• Public Hearing continued: 1889 W Alpine Avenue annexation
• Public Hearing continued: 36-unit condo project in Jordanelle Specially Planned Area

The council approved the 2026 tentative budget, adopted the first reading of the county records‑management and data‑privacy ordinance, and approved several other items including a letter of support for a DWR land acquisition, the Trails Arts and Parks tax‑grant amounts, a resolution re‑appointing a UCIP member, a $3,231.65 assessor adjustment, and a recommendation for the fourth round of Board of Equalization appeals. All motions passed with the vote tallies recorded in the minutes. No motions were denied.

• Approved 2026 tentative budget (vote: AYE: & & ® &® & & oO ; NAY: oO oO O oO O oO O)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 25‑17 (records management & data privacy) (vote: AYE: X & & & x bs oO ; NAY: O O O O O O oO)
• Approved letter of support to DWR for land acquisition (vote: AYE: & &) xX) & & x O ; NAY: Oo O Oo O oO Oo oO)
• Approved Trails Arts and Parks tax‑grant recommended amounts (vote: AYE: & & X & Xi ® O ; NAY: =) oO O O O Oo O)
• Approved Resolution 25‑12 re‑appointing JoEll Rowley to the Utah Counties Indemnity Pool (vote: AYE: & & x x XxX &® (| ; NAY: oO Oo O oO O O im)
• Approved assessor adjustment refund of $3,231.65 (vote: AYE: & & & X x bz Oo ; NAY: Oo O O Oo O O oO)
• Approved recommendation for the fourth round of Board of Equalization appeals (vote: AYE: xX X x x) & x) O ; NAY: o oO O (a) O O Oo)
• Approved appointment of Charles Huyck to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission (vote: AYE: & x x X Xl Xl oO ; NAY: oO Oo O O O oO O)

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will hold a public hearing to adopt an Impact Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for sewer services. The meeting will be held at 25 N Main Street in Heber City.

• Public hearing on sewer impact fee plan
• Adoption of Impact Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis-Sewer-Resolution #2025-05

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will hold a public hearing at 6:00 PM. The Board will consider adopting the Impact Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for sewer, identified as Resolution #2025-04. The meeting will be conducted via webinar and telephone as noted.

• Adopt Impact Facilities Plan and sewer impact fee analysis (Resolution #2025-04)
• Public hearing on district matters

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a special session to discuss one item. The body is considering a second reading of an ordinance regarding the Deputy Sheriff Merit System Commission.

• Second reading of ordinance 25-15 amending 2.02.17 Deputy Sheriff Merit System Commission

The Wasatch County Council met in a special session and took a second reading of Ordinance 25-15, which amends Code 2.02.17 for the Deputy Sheriff Merit System Commission by adding a requirement to report to the council annually or at the council's request. A motion to approve the ordinance was made, seconded, and carried, though the exact vote tally is not legible in the minutes. The council also voted to adjourn the meeting.

• Approved Ordinance 25-15 amending Code 2.02.17 (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting (motion carried)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss a construction contract for the Lake Creek Splitter Project and a Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Easement. Public hearings are scheduled for a 36-unit condo project and amendments to streetlight and cellular tower ordinances.

• Construction contract award for the Lake Creek Splitter Project
• 36-unit condo project request on 4 acres in the Jordanelle Specially Planned Area (DEV-10549)
• Zone Map Amendment to annex 4 acres at 1889 W Alpine Avenue into the JSPA overlay zone (DEV-9502)
• Ordinance 25-14 to allow cellular towers as a conditional use in Open Space Districts
• Ordinance 25-13 regarding streetlight location requirements at intersections and cul-de-sacs

The Wasatch County Council approved several financial and policy items, including a $252,595 construction contract for the Lake Creek Splitter Project and a resolution recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It also adopted the Progressive Discipline policy and adjusted tax assessments for specific parcels. Additional items were continued for future discussion.

• Approved October 1, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved BOE appeals totaling roughly $30 M (total change about $90 M) (motion carried)
• Approved assessment adjustment of $3,209.31 for parcel 00-0021-7410 (motion carried)
• Approved deletion of $18 tax amount for parcels 00-0013-3252, 00-0020-1740, 00-0020-1741 (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution 25-11 acknowledging October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month (motion carried)
• Approved award of $252,595 contract to JL Concrete for Lake Creek Splitter Project (motion carried)
• Adopted Policy 135-001 Progressive Discipline (motion carried)
• Continued Jordanelle Ridge open space easement discussion to Nov 19 (motion carried)

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will hold a session in Heber to review September warrants and a preliminary budget. The meeting includes a public comment period and a closed session for personnel and property matters.

• Review of September 2025 warrants
• Discussion of preliminary Parks & Recreation budget
• Public comment period
• Closed session for property acquisition and personnel
• Site visits

The board approved the September 4–October 8, 2025 warrants totaling $135,284.32. It also approved the September 9, 2025 minutes and moved the November board meeting to Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025. A motion was adopted to hold a public hearing on Dec 9, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. All motions passed with ayes from six members; one member was absent.

• Approved September 4–Oct 8, 2025 warrants ($135,284.32) (AYE: six members, ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Approved September 9, 2025 minutes (AYE: six members, ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Changed board meeting date to Wed, Nov 12, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. (AYE: six members, ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Scheduled public hearing for Dec 9, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers (AYE: six members, ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Adjourned meeting unanimously (AYE: six members, ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will meet on October 14, 2025 to review the minutes and warrants from the September 9, 2025 meeting. No specific projects, contracts, or policy changes are listed on the agenda. The meeting will be open to public comment via email or online participation.

• Review September 9, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review September 9, 2025 warrants

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will review impact fee analysis and facilities plans. The board will also consider the approval of a physical ability test policy and a resolution regarding wildland urban interface landscape inspections.

• Possible approval of Physical Ability Test Policy 703
• Review and discussion of Impact Fee Analysis and Impact Fee Facilities Plan updates
• Possible approval of Resolution 25-02 Wildland Urban Interface Landscape Inspections
• Status update on Station 57 property purchase
• Discussion regarding Training Tower

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District board will discuss a sewer impact fee facilities plan and a compensation study report. The board will also set a date for a public hearing regarding the impact fee analysis.

• Sewer Impact Fee Facilities Plan/Impact Fee Analysis presentation
• Setting of a public hearing for the impact fee analysis
• McGrath Compensation Study Report
• Warrant list approval
• Closed session items: litigation, personnel, and sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The board will meet to conduct regular business, including the approval of previous minutes and the warrant list. The meeting is primarily procedural.

• Approval of September 9 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Scheduling of November board meeting

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will approve the September 9 meeting minutes, approve the warrant list, and decide on the date and time for the November board meeting. The General Manager will give a report, and any other business will be considered.

• Approval of September 9 meeting minutes
• Approval of the warrant list
• Scheduling the November board meeting date and time
• General Manager's report
• Consideration of other business

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will meet to approve minutes and warrants, set the date for its November session, and hold a public hearing on sewer impact fees. The meeting will be held at 25 N Main Street in Heber City.

• Approval of September 9 minutes
• Approval of Warrant List
• Schedule date for November Board Meeting
• Public hearing on Sewer Impact Fee Facilities Plan
• General Manager's Report

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 9, 2025, to discuss text amendments regarding wireless telecommunication facilities and streetlight requirements. The Commission will also consider a Conditional Use Permit for a 60-foot wireless facility in the Tuhaye development.

• Ordinance 25-14: Text amendments to allow cellular towers in Open Space Districts
• Ordinance 25-13: Amending streetlight requirements for fire hydrants and intersections
• Conditional Use Permit for 60-foot wireless facility in Tuhaye development
• Approval of minutes from August 14, 2025, and September 11, 2025 meetings
• Public Hearing on October 15, 2025, for items forwarded to the County Council

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session to receive updates on the Heber Valley Environmental Impact Study and the park and recreation planning process. Members will also review upcoming tourism and economic development grants and discuss funding for trail administration. The meeting includes a discussion on the structure of interlocal collaborations.

• Heber Valley Environmental Impact Study update (Utah Department of Transportation)
• Discussion of the Park & Recreation Planning Process (Wasatch County)
• Review of upcoming tourism and economic development grants
• Trail administration & coordination funding discussion
• Discussion on interlocal meeting structure

The council voted to enter a closed session to discuss personnel matters, then voted to leave the closed session and return to the work session. Later, a motion to recess the meeting until 6:30 p.m. was approved. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Closed‑session motion on personnel approved (motion carried)
• Motion to leave closed session and return to work session approved (motion carried)
• Motion to recess the meeting until 6:30 p.m. approved (motion carried)

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will approve the draft minutes from September 8, 2025. It will discuss Notice of Interest applications and provide updates on open space bond funding and preservation efforts from county and city partners. Miscellaneous items and a possible closed session will also be addressed.

• Approve September 8, 2025 draft minutes
• Discuss Notice of Interest (NOI) applications
• Updates on open space bond funding from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items
• Closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205, if needed

The board voted unanimously to recommend that the county council present the Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Agreement as written, noting that further clarification may be needed. The board also unanimously approved the September 8, 2025 draft minutes. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved recommendation to county council on Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Agreement (5-0)
• Approved September 8, 2025 draft minutes (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss and consider adopting the Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Easement and related agreements. Council members will also review the 2024 audited financial report, the June 2025 financials, and a 5‑year financial forecast with 2026 budget priorities. Additional agenda items include a Board of Education recommendation, 89 abatement applications, and updates on board appointments.

• Adoption of Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Easement and associated agreements
• Review of the 2024 audited financial report
• Discussion of the June 2025 financials
• Presentation of the 5‑year financial forecast and 2026 budget priorities
• Consideration of 89 Wasatch County abatement applications

The council approved a 9.5% increase in the Parks and Recreation tax to fund LED retrofits and staffing, costing $1,001,490. It also approved warrants totaling $21,774.34, the Board of Elections recommendations that reduce assessed values by about $48 million, and a $65,900 senior tax abatement credit. The Jordanelle Ridge open‑space easement was tabled, and the September 17, 2025 minutes were approved. The council entered a closed session to discuss personnel and then adjourned.

• Approved warrants totaling $21,774.34 (motion by Crittenden, seconded by McMillan; vote AYE: x X oO x x Oo be, NAY: O O O O a Oo Oo)
• Approved Board of Elections recommendations affecting 750 parcels and reducing value by about $48 M (motion by Park, seconded by McMillan; vote AYE: & X O P| O | x, NAY: Oo O O O oO oO Oo)
• Approved senior tax abatement credit of $65,900 (motion by Bonner, seconded by McMillan; vote AYE: x X Oo & x oO x, NAY: Oo Oo O Oo Oo O Oo)
• Tabled Jordanelle Ridge open‑space easement issue (motion by Bonner, seconded by Crittenden; vote AYE: Xx bs Oo & Xx O x, NAY: im O O oO O oO oO)
• Approved truth‑in‑taxation 9.5% increase for Parks and Recreation ($1,001,490 cost) (motion by Park, seconded by Bonner; vote AYE: & 4] oO Xi & O &, NAY: oO Oo oO | O im O)
• Approved September 17, 2025 council minutes (motion by Bonner, seconded by Rowland; vote AYE: x x O x x Z| x, NAY: oO oO O oO oO O i))
• Entered closed session to discuss personnel (motion by Park, seconded by McMillan; vote AYE: & ® Oo | x im Xl, NAY: oO oO oO oO O im oO)
• Adjourned after closed session (motion by Rowland, seconded by Bonner; vote AYE: XK &® oO x & oO Xi, NAY: fe] O O O Oo O oO)

JSPA (Jordanelle Specially Planned Area) Planning Committee

The JSPA Planning Committee will hold a public hearing to review two requests from SK Hart Engineering LLC. The committee will determine whether to forward these recommendations to the County Council for a final hearing on October 15, 2025.

• Approval request for Master Plan, Physical Constraints Analysis and Density Determination for a 36-unit condo project on 4 acres (DEV-10549)
• Zone Map Amendment request to annex approximately 4 acres at 1889 W Alpine Avenue into the JSPA overlay zone as Residential Medium Density (DEV-9502)

County Council

The council will hear a request from Wildwood Reserve Development LLC to adopt a reduced parking plan for its clubhouse at Panorama View Way and Fireside Drive. The meeting also includes discussion of the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, review of General Plan advisory committee goals, a resolution for Constitution Month, and a joint session with Summit County on a Highway 40 corridor study.

• Public hearing: reduced parking plan request for Wildwood Reserve clubhouse (Panorama View Way & Fireside Drive)
• Discussion on adopting the Wasatch County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
• Review of conceptual goals and policies from the Advisory Committee for the General Plan
• Consideration of Resolution #25-10 for Constitution Month
• Joint meeting with Summit County: presentation on Highway 40 Corridor Study

The council approved the September 3 and September 10 meeting minutes with corrections. It adopted the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, awarded $3,000 to the Wasatch High School FFA team, and approved a resolution declaring September Constitution Month. The council also paused the agenda to hold a joint meeting with Summit County and denied a request to reduce parking at the Wildwood Reserve clubhouse.

• Approved September 3 and September 10 minutes with requested changes (motion carried; vote tally not legible in minutes)
• Awarded $3,000 to the Wasatch High School FFA team for national competition (motion carried; vote tally not legible in minutes)
• Adopted the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (motion carried; vote tally not legible in minutes)
• Paused the agenda to join a joint meeting with Summit County (motion carried; vote tally not legible in minutes)
• Adopted Resolution #25‑10 declaring September Constitution Month (motion carried; vote tally not legible in minutes)
• Denied the reduced‑parking request for the Wildwood Reserve clubhouse (motion passed; vote tally not legible in minutes)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a 6-lot subdivision and a site plan review for a residential development. The meeting will also include a discussion on the General Plan update.

• Preliminary Subdivision approval for 6 lots at 1380 S Mills Lane
• Final Site Plan review for Wildwood Reserve at Panorama View Way and Fireside Drive
• Discussion on General Plan update goals and policies

County Council

The Wasatch County Council work session will include an update on the Heber Valley Corridor Environmental Impact Statement, a review of the 2025 Quarter 2 financial report, and discussion of site visits to Tuhaye Park and Black Rock Resort. Public comment will be accepted in person, by email, or via Zoom. The agenda also lists closed‑session topics on property transactions, pending litigation, and individual health or competence matters.

• Heber Valley Corridor EIS Project Update – presented by Dustin Grabau
• 2025 Quarter 2 Financial Report – presented by Randy Bates
• Site visit to Tuhaye, 10105 N Tuhaye Park Dr, at 5:00 PM
• Site visit to Black Rock Resort, 909 W Peace Tree Trail, at 5:45 PM
• Closed‑session items: property purchase/exchange/lease, pending litigation, individual health/competence matters

The council adopted a motion to leave for site visits at Tuhaye and Black Rock Resort and to close that portion of the meeting. The motion was carried, but the vote tally was not clearly recorded. No other official actions were taken during the meeting.

• Motion to adjourn and proceed to site visits carried (vote tally not specified)

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will approve minutes from the August 12 meeting, adopt the warrant list, hear the General Manager's report, and discuss other business. In a closed session, the board will receive a litigation update, personnel matters, and consider a sale of real property. Public comments are accepted via email or online attendance.

• Approval of August 12 meeting minutes
• Adoption of the warrant list
• General Manager's report
• Closed session: litigation update, personnel, and sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider approval of the August 12 meeting minutes. It will also approve the warrant list. Finally, the board will address any other business items.

• Approval of August 12 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will meet on September 9, 2025. The agenda includes approval of the August 12 meeting minutes, approval of the warrant list, a report from the General Manager, and any other business. No specific policy changes or contracts are listed.

• Approval of Minutes – August 12
• Warrant List Approval
• General Manager's Report
• Other Business

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will hold a regular session on September 9, 2025, at 4:30 PM in Heber City. The meeting agenda includes approving minutes from August 12, approving a warrant list, and receiving a General Manager's report. Public participation will be accepted via email or online webinar.

• Approval of August 12 minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• General Manager's report
• Public comments via email or webinar

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet to discuss the first draft of the Master Plan and updated Advisory Board bylaws. The board will also review August 2025 warrants and a LED retrofit update.

• Appointment of Erik Rowland and Mia Yue to the Advisory Board
• Discussion of the first draft of the Master Plan
• Review of August 2025 warrants
• Discussion of Event Center dirt pile
• Truth in Taxation Notice

The board approved the August 12 minutes with a personnel closed‑session addition, approved $243,569.83 in warrants, appointed two advisory board members, and then adjourned. All motions passed with the same vote count of six ayes and one absent member.

• Closed session for personnel approved (AYE: Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Erik Rowland, Luke Searle; ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• August 12 minutes approved with addition (AYE: Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Erik Rowland, Luke Searle; ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Warrants (Aug 7–Sep 3) for $243,569.83 approved (AYE: Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Erik Rowland, Luke Searle; ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Appointment of Erik Rowland and Mia Yue to Advisory Board approved (AYE: Karl McMillan, Colleen Bonner, Mark Nelson, Spencer Park, Erik Rowland, Luke Searle; ABSENT: Kendall Crittenden)
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will meet on September 9, 2025 to review the August 12 and August 20, 2025 meeting minutes and the August 2025 warrants. The agenda also includes an "Other" item and a closed‑session segment for potential property transactions, pending litigation, and personnel matters. Public participation is accepted via email or online attendance.

• Review August 12, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review August 2025 warrants
• Review August 20, 2025 meeting minutes (Resolution No. 25-01)
• Other agenda items
• Closed session: purchase/exchange/lease of property, pending litigation, personnel health/competence

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Governing Board will review the Chief's report and updates on Stations 56 and 57. The board is scheduled to consider a resolution regarding a Social Security opt-out and discuss updating the impact fee analysis.

• Resolution 25-01 Social Security Opt Out
• Discussion on Updating Impact Fee Analysis
• Station 56 Update
• Station 57 Update
• Approval of warrants

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Strawberry Ranch Special Service District, will meet to approve previous minutes and hold a closed session. The closed session will cover litigation, personnel, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of August 12 minutes
• Closed session: Litigation update
• Closed session: Personnel
• Closed session: Sale of real property

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will consider Notice of Interest applications, providing discussion and possible action. The board will receive updates from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open‑space bond funding and preservation efforts. Minutes from the August 11, 2025 meeting will be approved, followed by a public comment period and miscellaneous items.

• NOI – Notice of Interest Applications: discussion and action
• Updates/reports on open‑space bond funding from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Approval of August 11, 2025 draft minutes
• Public comment period
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items

The Wasatch Open Lands Board approved the draft minutes from August 11, 2025, with four members voting in favor and one member abstaining. No public comments were received. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved August 11, 2025 draft minutes (4 votes in favor, 1 abstention)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous vote)

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will consider advice and consent for the appointment of Heath Coleman as the district's Parks & Recreation Director. A closed session will address personnel matters, property acquisition, and pending litigation. A public hearing is scheduled for 6 PM if needed.

• Consideration of advice and consent for appointing Heath Coleman as Parks & Recreation Director
• Closed session to discuss personnel issues
• Closed session to discuss property acquisition
• Closed session to discuss pending litigation
• Public hearing at 6 PM (if scheduled)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss a draft introductory chapter for the General Plan and consider adopting Policy 135-001 on progressive discipline. Two ordinances will receive a second reading: Ordinance 25-12 adjusting the county ebike regulations and Ordinance 25-10 permitting certain land uses on nonconforming lots and amending gravel pit and mining regulations. Deer Cove Company LLC will request preliminary roadway plat approval and design handbook recommendations for a site east of the Jordanelle Parkway in the JSPA overlay zone.

• Second Reading of Ordinance 25-12 – adjustments to Wasatch County ebike regulations (Doug Smith)
• Second Reading of Ordinance 25-10 – land uses on nonconforming lots and amendments to Gravel Pit and Mining Regulations (Doug Smith)
• Deer Cove Company LLC request for preliminary roadway plat approval and design handbook changes (DEV-10154, Doug Smith)
• Discussion of draft introductory chapter in the General Plan (Richard Breitenbeker)
• Consideration of adoption of Policy 135-001: Progressive Discipline (Heber Lefgren)

The council approved the Board of Education’s parcel‑valuation recommendations, took the first reading of a new progressive‑discipline policy, adopted an ordinance updating e‑bike regulations, and approved a mining ordinance with a reduced 500‑ft residential setback. All motions passed with recorded vote tallies. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approve BOE recommendation for parcel valuations (motion passed; AYE: ® X bs x x X &, NAY: Oo Oo O O es) O Oo)
• Consider Policy 135-001: Progressive Discipline (first reading) (motion passed; AYE: & = b= X x Xl X, NAY: oO O O O O O oO)
• Adopt Ordinance 25-12 adjusting e‑bike regulation (motion passed; AYE: x] XM oO X x x x, NAY: Oo Oo oO O O oO oO)
• Approve Ordinance 25-10 with 500‑ft setback for mining uses (motion passed; AYE: x O x O Xi O x, NAY: O D4 O bs O Oo O)

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Governing Board will consider Resolution 25-01 to designate the CED Parks & Recreation Board. A closed‑session will be held to discuss personnel matters. The agenda also lists items for future public and board discussions.

• Resolution 25-01: Designate the CED Parks & Recreation Board
• Closed Session – Personnel matters

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet to approve minutes, award a construction contract for traffic paint striping, and consider an ordinance adjusting ebike regulations. A public hearing is scheduled for an ordinance regarding land uses on nonconforming lots.

• Award construction contract for 2025 Wasatch County Traffic Paint Striping Project
• First reading of ordinance adjusting Wasatch County Ebike Regulations
• Public hearing on Ordinance 25-10 regarding land uses on nonconforming lots
• Approval of August 6th and August 13th, 2025 Council minutes

The council approved the minutes from the August 6 and August 13 meetings. It approved a $126,876 contract with Clear Line Striping for a county‑wide traffic paint striping project and moved the e‑bike ordinance to a second reading scheduled for September 3, 2025. After public comment, the council rejected a motion to change the mining setback to 1,000 ft but approved a motion to advance the mining ordinance and have staff study setback options; the meeting was recessed and then adjourned.

• Approved minutes for August 6, 2025 (motion carried)
• Approved minutes for August 13, 2025 (motion carried)
• Approved $126,876 contract with Clear Line Striping for traffic paint striping (motion carried)
• Advanced e‑bike ordinance to second reading on Sep 3, 2025 (motion carried)
• Recessed meeting until 6:00 p.m. (motion carried)
• Failed motion to change mining setback to 1,000 ft for Ordinance 25‑10 (motion failed)
• Approved motion to advance Ordinance 25‑10 and direct staff to study setback options (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will meet to consider a resolution regarding board designations. The agenda also includes a potential closed session for property, litigation, or personnel matters.

• Resolution #25-1 designating CED WCSW board

JSPA (Jordanelle Specially Planned Area) Planning Committee

The JSPA Planning Committee will hold a public hearing and consider a request from Deer Cove Company LLC for preliminary roadway plat approval and design handbook changes for a site east of the Jordanelle Parkway north portal. The committee will vote on the recommendation, which could be forwarded to the County Council for a land‑use decision at a September 3 hearing. The meeting also includes routine business such as approving prior minutes and electing new officers.

• Deer Cove Co. request for preliminary roadway plat approval and design handbook changes (DEV-10154)
• Approval of minutes from the October 17, 2024 meeting
• Election of new chair and vice chair

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 14, 2025, to consider an ordinance regarding land uses and several development permits. The commission will also discuss the General Plan update.

• Consideration of Ordinance 25-10 regarding land uses on nonconforming lots and gravel pit regulations
• Conditional Use Permit request for a retaining wall exceeding 10ft in height
• Final Site Plan approval for a 5,400 sq ft HOA Maintenance building
• Discussion on General Plan update goals and policies
• Approval of July 10, 2025 meeting minutes

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet for a special session. The agenda consists of procedural items and a closed session regarding personnel.

• Closed Session - Personnel

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting includes a closed‑session item to consider the purchase, exchange, or lease of county property. The open session will feature an update on the Heber Valley Environmental Impact Statement and a report on municipal services revenue projections. Public comment will be accepted in person, by email, or via Zoom.

• Closed‑session discussion of purchase, exchange, or lease of property
• Heber Valley Environmental Impact Statement update (presented by Craig Hancock)
• MIDA Report on Municipal Services Revenue Fund revenue projections (presented by Richard Breitenbeker)
• Public comment period open to residents

The council voted to go into a closed session to discuss the character, competence, or health of an individual. After the closed session, members voted to resume the regular session. Finally, the council voted to adjourn the meeting. No vote counts were clearly recorded in the minutes.

• Motion to enter closed session on character/competence/health – carried (vote tally not specified)
• Motion to return to regular session after closed session – carried (vote tally not specified)
• Motion to adjourn the meeting – carried (vote tally not specified)

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District Board will approve the July 2025 meeting minutes and warrants. The board will hear the Chief's report, a year‑to‑date update, a station update, and discuss the WUI map and landscape bonding issues. A quarterly financial report will be presented, and a closed session will address property matters and potential litigation.

• Approval of July 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrants
• Quarterly financial report presentation
• Landscape bonding/notice of violation discussion
• Closed session: purchase, exchange or lease of property

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will hold a session in Heber City to review warrants, discuss a request from the Heber City Police, and appoint an interim director. The meeting will also include department reports and a closed session for property and personnel matters.

• Review of July 2025 warrants
• Heber City Police request
• Appointment of Heath Coleman as Interim Director
• Department reports
• Closed session for property acquisition and personnel

The board approved the July 8, 2025 meeting minutes and authorized $916,363.93 in warrants. They extended annual recreation‑center passes to Heber City Police and appointed Heath Coleman as interim director effective August 17, 2025. The board also moved to a closed‑session for personnel matters.

• Approved July 8, 2025 minutes (6‑0, Kendall absent)
• Approved warrants $916,363.93 (7‑0)
• Extended annual family passes to Heber City Police (7‑0)
• Appointed Heath Coleman as interim Parks & Rec Director (7‑0)
• Approved closed‑session personnel meeting (unanimous)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will meet on August 12, 2025 to review the July meeting minutes, review July warrants, and consider any other items. No specific contracts, rezoning, or ordinance actions are listed on the agenda.

• Review July minutes
• Review July warrants
• Other discussion items

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will consider approval of the July 8 meeting minutes. It will also approve the warrant list and review the quarterly financials and reserve analysis. The General Manager will give a report, and the board will address any other business.

• Approval of July 8 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis review
• General Manager's report
• Other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will consider approval of the July 8 meeting minutes. It will also approve the warrant list, review the quarterly financial statements and reserve analysis, and hear the General Manager's report. Additional items may be discussed under Other Business.

• Approval of July 8 meeting minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis review
• General Manager's report
• Other business items

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District board will consider approval of the July 8 meeting minutes and the warrant list. It will review quarterly financial statements and reserve analysis, and hear the General Manager's report. In closed session, the board will receive a litigation update, discuss personnel matters, and consider the sale of real property.

• Approval of Minutes – July 8
• Warrant List Approval
• Quarterly Financials/Reserve Analysis
• Litigation Update (closed session)
• Sale of Real Property (closed session)

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Strawberry Ranch Special Service District Board will consider three agenda items: approval of the May 13 meeting minutes, approval of the warrant list, and a review of the district's quarterly financial statements. No other business is listed. The meeting will be held online and via telephone.

• Approval of Minutes – May 13
• Warrant List Approval
• Quarterly Financials review

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will meet on August 12, 2025. The meeting will consider approval of the May 13 meeting minutes, the warrant list, and the quarterly financial report. The board will also address any other business raised.

• Approval of May 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Review and approval of quarterly financials
• Consideration of other business

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve minutes from July 8 and the current warrant list. The board will also review quarterly financials and reserve analysis.

• Approval of July 8 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will review Notice of Interest applications and provide updates on open space bond funding from the County Council, Midway City, and Heber City. The meeting includes approval of the July 14, 2025 minutes and a public comment period. A closed session may be held if needed under U.C.A 52-4-205.

• Approval of July 14, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion and action on Notice of Interest (NOI) applications
• Updates on open space bond funding from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items

The Open Lands Board approved the July 14, 2025 draft minutes with a 5‑0 vote and one abstention. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously. No substantive project decisions were made.

• Approved July 14, 2025 draft minutes (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting will include public comment and approval of prior minutes. Council members will review Board of Education adjustments, ongoing negotiations with SITLA and other property owners east of Heber City, and a possible resolution to revise employee salary and benefits policy. They will also consider the proposed 2026 county budget calendar. A closed session will address property transactions, pending litigation, and personal health matters.

• BOE adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Discussion on negotiations with SITLA and other property owners east of Heber City
• Potential resolution to revise Policy 125-002: Employee Salaries and Benefits
• Consideration of the 2026 Proposed Wasatch County Budget Calendar
• Closed session items: purchase, exchange or lease of property; pending litigation; individual health matters

The council approved the July 9 and July 16 meeting minutes. It accepted a Board of Equalization adjustment that lowered a property value from $6,493,575 to $5,093,575. The body also adopted a resolution adding a first‑aid incentive pay provision and adopted the 2026 budget calendar. A motion sent staff back to review the SITLA development talks and a closed‑session on pending litigation were also approved.

• Approved July 9, 2025 council minutes (motion carried)
• Approved July 16, 2025 council minutes (motion carried)
• Approved BOE adjustment changing value from $6,493,575 to $5,093,575 (motion carried)
• Directed staff to re‑examine SITLA negotiations and schedule further meetings (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution 25‑08 adding First Aid Certified Incentive Pay to Policy 125‑002 (motion carried)
• Adopted the proposed 2026 budget calendar (motion carried)
• Entered closed session to discuss pending litigation (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting after closed session (motion carried)

County Council

The County Council will hold a special session to receive reports and conduct business. The agenda consists primarily of procedural boilerplate and standard reporting items.

• MIDA Update
• Manager's Report
• Closed session for property transactions, litigation, or personnel matters

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet on July 16, 2025 to consider several items. The council will hear a victim’s advocate presentation and discuss Resolution 25-07 supporting the Wasatch County Heritage Festival. A manager’s report will be presented, and a closed session will address potential property transactions, pending litigation, and personal health matters of an individual. Public comment will also be accepted.

• Victim’s Advocate Presentation – Kristin Guthrie
• Discussion of Resolution 25-07 supporting the Wasatch County Heritage Festival – Dustin Grabau
• Manager’s Report (Council/Board Reports)
• Closed Session – consideration of purchase, exchange, or lease of property
• Closed Session – pending or reasonably imminent litigation and health of an individual

The council approved the July 02, 2025 minutes. It passed Resolution 25‑07 supporting the Wasatch County Heritage Festival with amendments. The body entered a closed session to discuss pending litigation, then adjourned the meeting. All motions carried.

• Approved July 02, 2025 minutes (motion carried)
• Passed Resolution 25‑07 supporting the Wasatch County Heritage Festival (motion carried)
• Moved regular session to closed session to discuss pending litigation (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting after the closed session (motion carried)

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will approve the June 9th, 2025 draft minutes and then discuss Notice of Interest applications, providing updates and taking action. The board will also hear updates from the County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open‑space bond funding and preservation efforts. Miscellaneous items and a possible closed session will follow.

• Approval of June 9th, 2025 draft minutes
• Discussion, updates, and action on Notice of Interest applications
• Updates/reports on open‑space bond funding from County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items
• Closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205, if needed

The Wasatch Open Lands Board approved the draft minutes from June 9, 2025 with a vote of 4‑0‑1. The board then moved to adjourn the meeting, which passed unanimously (6‑0). No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved June 9 draft minutes (4‑0‑1)
• Adjourned meeting (6‑0)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on July 10, 2025. Commissioners will consider Ordinance 25-10, which would permit certain land uses on nonconforming lots and amend the Gravel Pit and Mining Regulations (section 16.27.35). They will also consider Ordinance 25-11 for a seasonal gate on West Strawberry Road and discuss vision statements for the General Plan public‑engagement process.

• Ordinance 25-10: allow certain land uses on nonconforming lots and amend Gravel Pit and Mining Regulations
• Ordinance 25-11: approve a seasonal gate on West Strawberry Road south of the visitors center
• Discussion of vision statements, introduction, background, and values for the General Plan engagement
• Approval of minutes from the May 8, 2025 Planning Commission meeting
• Prayer/remarks and Pledge of Allegiance at the start of the meeting

County Council

The County Council will conduct a work session including a MIDA report on MRF DRC updates. An interlocal meeting will follow to discuss regional projects and housing.

• MIDA Report: MRF DRC Updates 2025
• Heber Valley EIS Update from Utah Department of Transportation
• Discussion on location for a Fire District ARFF truck
• Discussion on Rural County Grant with HVTED
• Engine House Project Presentation and affordable housing discussion

Councilmember Bonner moved to recess the meeting for about an hour; the motion was seconded by Councilmember Searle and carried. Later, Councilmember Nelson moved to adjourn the meeting; Councilmember Bonner seconded and the motion carried. No other official actions were taken during the session.

• Recessed meeting for ~60 minutes (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

North Village Special Service District

The governing board will meet to review the General Manager's report and approve the warrant list. The session also includes the approval of minutes from the June 10 meeting.

• Approval of June 10 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• General Manager's report

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will approve the minutes from the June 10 meeting, approve the warrant list, hear the General Manager's report, and address any other business. No specific policy changes or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of June 10 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• General Manager's report
• Other business

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District, will meet to conduct regular business. The agenda includes the approval of previous meeting minutes and a warrant list.

• Approval of June 10 minutes
• Warrant List Approval

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District governing board will meet to review the 2024 audit report and consider a Deer Cove easement request. The board is also scheduled to award a contract for the JSSD shop building.

• Award JSSD Shop Building Contract
• Deer Cove Easement Request
• 2024 Audit Report
• Warrant List Approval

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation Special Service District #21 Governing Board will meet on July 8, 2025 at 3:00 PM. The agenda includes approval of the June 10, 2025 minutes, consideration of June 2025 warrants, and a presentation of the Veterans Park concept plan. Staff will give departmental reports for June 2025. A closed‑session portion may address a property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• Minutes – June 10, 2025
• Warrants – June 2025
• Veterans Park Concept Plan Presentation
• Closed Session – Property Acquisition
• Closed Session – Pending Litigation

The board voted to approve the June 10, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved warrants totaling $562,695.60 for June 5‑25, 2025. Finally, the board moved into a closed session unanimously.

• Approved June 10, 2025 minutes (7 AYE: Crittenden, McMillan, Bonner, Nelson, Park, Rowland, Searle)
• Approved warrants $562,695.60 for June 5‑25, 2025 (7 AYE: Crittenden, McMillan, Bonner, Nelson, Park, Rowland, Searle)
• Approved closed session (unanimous)

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District Board will consider approval of the previous meeting’s minutes and the warrants for upcoming expenditures. The board will hear the Chief’s year‑to‑date report, station updates, and division updates covering wildland, special events, and operations. A closed session will follow for matters requiring confidentiality.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Approval of Warrants
• Chief’s Report – 2025 Year to Date (June)
• Station Updates
• Division Updates – Wildland, Special Events, Operations

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will review the June meeting minutes. It will also review the June warrants. The board will discuss a tour of the new Jordan transfer station. No other agenda items are detailed for decision.

• Review June meeting minutes
• Review June warrants
• Discussion about Jordan New Transfer Station tour
• Other (unspecified items)

County Council

The County Council will discuss updates to trails, arts, and parks grant criteria and a potential annual Heritage event for September 2025. The body will also hold a second reading of an ordinance regarding e-bike and motorized vehicle operations.

• Second reading of Ordinance #25-05 regarding e-bike and motorized vehicle operations
• Updates to Wasatch County Trails, Arts, and Parks grant guidelines and scoring criteria
• Consideration of a county-sponsored annual Heritage event in September 2025
• Resolution 25-06 amending policy 165-002: Memorial Hill
• Presentation of 2025 Transient Room Tax and Restaurant Tax regulations

The council approved the June 11, 12 and 18, 2025 minutes with a correction to a member’s attendance. It adopted updates to the Trails, Arts and Parks grant guidelines, striking language about wayfinding signage and adding an administrative‑fee limit. The council also adopted Ordinance 25‑05 regulating e‑bikes and other motorized vehicles, and approved Resolution 25‑06 amending Memorial Hill policy. A motion to enter closed session and a motion to adjourn it both carried.

• Approved June 11‑12‑18, 2025 minutes with attendance amendment (motion carried)
• Approved Trails, Arts and Parks grant guideline updates, removing wayfinding signage language and adding $250 administrative‑fee limit (motion carried)
• Adopted Ordinance 25‑05 regulating e‑bike and motorized‑vehicle operations (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution 25‑06 amending Policy 165‑002: Memorial Hill (motion carried)
• Moved into closed session to discuss pending litigation and an individual’s health (motion carried)
• Adjourned the closed session (motion carried)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss updates to the County Procurement Policy, the 2025 first quarter financial report, and regulations for e-bikes and motorized vehicles. The body will also consider a Transient Room Tax for short-term rentals and a facility assessment for the Children’s Justice Center.

• Second reading of ordinance #25-09 updating County Procurement Policy
• First reading of Ordinance #25-05 regulating e-bikes and motorized vehicles
• Second reading of ordinance 25-08 imposing Transient Room Tax on short-term rentals
• Consideration of awarding bid for Children's Justice Center facility assessment
• Briefing on Wasatch County 2025 1st Quarter Financial Report

The Wasatch County Council approved the June 4 minutes and moved forward with multiple ordinances, including updates to the county procurement policy, e‑bike regulations, and a transient room tax on short‑term rentals with a condition to notify the Lt. Governor's office. The council also approved the recommendation to award the Children’s Justice Center facility assessment to Hoffman Architects and entered a closed session to discuss property, litigation, and personnel matters.

• Approved June 4, 2025 minutes (motion carried; vote tally not legible)
• Approved ordinance 25-09 updating county procurement policy (motion carried; vote tally not legible)
• Approved second reading of ordinance 25-05 adding e‑bike regulations (motion carried; vote tally not legible)
• Approved recommendation to award RFP to Hoffman Architects for Children’s Justice Center assessment (motion carried; vote tally not legible)
• Approved ordinance 25-08 imposing a transient room tax on short‑term rentals with condition to notify Lt. Governor's office (motion carried; vote tally not legible)
• Moved to closed session to discuss property, litigation, and personnel (motion carried; vote tally not legible)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council and Heber City Council will meet to explore discussion topics. The agenda does not list specific items for decision or a detailed set of topics.

• Opportunity for Wasatch County to explore discussion topics
• Opportunity for Heber City to explore discussion topics

The Wasatch County Council, meeting jointly with Heber City Council on June 12, 2025, voted to adjourn the special session. Councilmember Bonner moved to adjourn, Councilmember Park seconded, and the motion carried without objection. No other agenda items resulted in official actions.

• Adjourned meeting (motion carried without objection)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 12, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers was cancelled. No agenda items were considered or decided.

County Council

The County Council will hold a work session to discuss a potential e-bike ordinance and receive an update on the Heber Valley EIS. The meeting also includes a review of Robert’s Rules of Order and a presentation from the Attorney's Office.

• Discussion of potential Wasatch County E-Bike Ordinance #25-05
• Heber Valley EIS Update from Craig Hancock (UDOT)
• Review of Robert’s Rules of Order
• Attorney's Office Presentation by Scott Sweat

The council voted to adjourn the June 11, 2025 meeting, with Councilmember Rowland moving, Councilmember Bonner seconding, and the motion carrying without objection. No official actions were taken on any agenda items, including the Heber Valley Bypass EIS update, the proposed e‑bike ordinance, and the attorney’s office presentation. The session consisted of reports and discussions but resulted in no decisions beyond adjournment.

• Adjourn meeting – motion carried (unanimous)
• Heber Valley Bypass EIS update – no action taken
• Potential e‑bike ordinance discussion – no action taken
• Review of Robert's Rules of Order – no action taken
• Attorney's office presentation – no action taken

North Village Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve previous minutes and the warrant list. The agenda includes a review of the 2024 Audit Report and a report from the General Manager.

• Approval of May 13 minutes
• Warrant List approval
• 2024 Audit Report

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will meet on June 10, 2025. The agenda includes approval of the May 13 meeting minutes, approval of the warrant list, a review of the 2024 audit report, and any other business raised by members.

• Approval of May 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Review of 2024 audit report
• Discussion of other business

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider approval of the minutes from the May 13 meeting. It will also review and approve the warrant list for this session. Any additional items will be addressed under Other Business.

• Approval of May 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Other business items (unspecified)

Jordanelle Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve the May 13 minutes, the warrant list, and quarterly financial reports. The session includes a general manager's report and a closed session for litigation, personnel, and real property sales.

• Approval of Quarterly Financials
• Warrant List Approval
• Closed session regarding Sale of Real Property
• Closed session regarding Litigation Update
• Closed session regarding Personnel

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District Board will meet in Heber City to approve minutes and warrants, review the 2025 year-to-date report, and discuss policy updates and division reports.

• Approval of 5-13-2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of 6-10-2025 warrants
• Review of 2025 year-to-date fire statistics
• Discussion of Policy 416- Employee Benefits
• Presentation of 2024 audit and annual report

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet on June 10, 2025 at 3:00 PM. The session includes approval of May 13, 2025 minutes, consideration of May 2025 warrants, and several program updates such as a Wasatch Tennis Club presentation, a skijoring discussion, and a skate park repairs update. A closed‑session portion may address property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation. Public participation is accepted via email or online attendance.

• Approve minutes from the May 13, 2025 meeting
• Consider warrants for May 2025
• Wasatch Tennis Club presentation
• Skijoring discussion
• Skate park repairs update

The board approved the April 8, 2025 meeting minutes with a 7‑0 vote. It also approved warrants covering May 1–June 4, 2025 totaling $283,398.74, again by a 7‑0 vote. No other motions were decided; the skijoring event discussion remained unresolved.

• Approved April 8, 2025 minutes (vote 7‑0 AYE)
• Approved warrants May 1–June 4, 2025 for $283,398.74 (vote 7‑0 AYE)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Governing Board will meet to review minutes and warrants from May. The agenda consists of procedural items and potential closed session topics.

• Review of May minutes
• Review of May warrants

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will review and take action on Notice of Interest applications. The board will also receive reports on open space bond funding and preservation efforts from Heber City, Midway City, and the Wasatch County Council.

• Action on Notice of Interest (NOI) applications
• Update on Jordanelle Ridge open space
• Reports on open space bond funding from Wasatch County, Midway City, and Heber City

The Open Lands Board approved the draft minutes from May 12, 2025 with a 4‑0‑1 vote. No public comments were received. The board then adjourned the meeting with a unanimous 6‑0 vote.

• Approved May 12 draft minutes (vote 4-0-1)
• Adjourned meeting (vote 6-0)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will approve warrants and review the first‑quarter financial reports. Members will discuss the UDOT US‑189 Concrete Median Safety Project, consider bids for annual chip sealing of county roads, and review BOE adjustments and the 2025 Tax Sale Summary. Presentations from the library and senior center are scheduled, and the council will consider adopting new mission, vision, and value statements. The meeting includes first readings of a Transient Room Tax ordinance for short‑term rentals and an ordinance changing county purchasing procedures.

• First reading of ordinance imposing a Transient Room Tax on short‑term rentals and accommodations
• First reading of ordinance #25‑09 enacting changes to Wasatch County purchasing procedures
• Discussion on US‑189 Proposed Concrete Median Safety Project by UDOT
• Consideration of awarding bids for annual chip sealing of county roads
• Consideration of the 2025 Tax Sale Summary

The council took several actions, including approving the first reading of ordinance 25-08 that adds a 0.25% transient room tax on short‑term rentals. It also approved two chip‑seal road projects—$327,000 for River Road and Rock Cliff Road and $1,133,000 for roads in the Jordanelle Basin—both awarded to Advanced Paving. The Board of Adjustment recommendation to delete taxes on an erroneous parcel and the 2025 tax‑sale summary were accepted, and policy 110‑004 was updated with new mission, vision, and value statements.

• Approved first reading of ordinance 25-08 imposing a 0.25% transient tax on short‑term rentals (motion carried)
• Approved $327,000 chip‑seal project on River Road and Rock Cliff Road to Advanced Paving (motion carried)
• Approved $1,133,000 chip‑seal project in the Jordanelle Basin to Advanced Paving (motion carried)
• Accepted Board of Adjustment recommendation to delete taxes on erroneous parcel (motion carried)
• Accepted 2025 tax‑sale summary as presented (motion carried)
• Updated policy 110‑004 with new mission, vision, and values (motion carried)
• Approved warrants totaling $5,828.59 (motion carried)
• Approved minutes for the May 14 and May 21, 2025 council meetings (motion carried)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss a pilot program for parking and safety at the intersection of Guardsman Pass Road and Pine Canyon Road. The body will also consider awarding contracts for jail medical services and TAP funds for the 2025 Red, White, and Blue festival.

• Pilot program for parking and safety at the intersection of Guardsman Pass Road and Pine Canyon Road
• Awarding of RFP for Jail Medical Services
• Awarding of TAP funds to the Red, White, and Blue festival for 2025
• Second reading of Ordinance 25-06 regarding the Disposition of Indigent Dead

The council approved an $87,600 annual contract for jail medical services with Intermountain Health Corrections. It also approved a $59,787 TAP funding award for the Red, White, and Blue Festival and adopted Ordinance 25-06 on the disposition of indigent dead. The meeting minutes for May 7, 2025 were approved and the council adjourned.

• Approved $87,600 jail medical services contract with Intermountain Health Corrections (motion carried)
• Approved $59,787 TAP funding award for the Red, White, and Blue Festival (motion carried)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 25-06 on disposition of indigent dead (motion carried)
• Approved May 7, 2025 council meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting (motion carried)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session on May 14, 2025. Items include a presentation on the Solid Waste SSD Master Plan, a discussion of a potential County Historian position, negotiations with SITLA and other property owners east of Heber City, and a concept for development of the 600 West area. The council will also receive the MIDA development report and may hold closed‑session items related to property transactions, litigation, or personnel matters.

• Presentation on finalizing the Solid Waste SSD Master Plan
• Discussion of a potential County Historian position
• Negotiations with SITLA and other property owners east of Heber City
• Concept presentation for 600 West area development
• MIDA Report on development (Manager’s Report)

The council approved a motion to convene the Solid Waste Board and later approved a motion to end that board meeting. Councilmembers Rowland, Nelson and Searle were appointed to a subcommittee to examine the feasibility and fiscal impact of creating a county historian position. The council also approved a motion to adjourn the meeting.

• Motion to convene the Solid Waste Board carried
• Motion to end the Solid Waste Board meeting carried
• Subcommittee (Rowland, Nelson, Searle) created to study county historian position
• Motion to adjourn the meeting carried

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will review April meeting minutes and warrants. It will discuss and vote on a loan to fund a transfer station. Additional topics include a fleet software program discussion and a reminder of the Master Plan presentation at the council work meeting on May 14, 2025.

• Review April minutes
• Review April warrants
• Vote on loan for transfer station
• Discussion of fleet software program
• Reminder of Master Plan presentation at council work meeting 5/14/25

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will consider the April 8, 2025 minutes and April 2025 warrants. The board will receive updates on the Master Plan and IFA, the skate park project, and departmental reports for April 2025. A closed session may address property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• Approve minutes from April 8, 2025
• Consider April 2025 warrants
• Master Plan and IFA update
• Skate park update
• Closed session discussion of property acquisition

The board approved the minutes from the April 8, 2025 meeting and authorized warrants totaling $150,649.40 for March‑April expenses. Members voted to enter a closed session, then adjourned that session and the full meeting.

• Approved April 8, 2025 minutes (5 AYE, 1 abstain, 1 absent)
• Approved warrants March 27‑April 30, 2025 totaling $150,649.40 (6 AYE, 1 absent)
• Entered closed session (6 AYE, 1 absent)
• Adjourned closed session (6 AYE, 1 absent)
• Adjourned board meeting (unanimous)

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will consider several routine items, including approval of the April 8 meeting minutes, the warrant list, and the quarterly financial statements. A presentation on the 2024 fraud risk assessment will be given. The board will also decide on the Municipal Wastewater Planning Program and adopt amendments to the Water Reservation Policy (Resolution #2025-03). The meeting will conclude with a General Manager's report and any other business.

• Approval of Minutes – April 8
• Warrant List Approval
• Approval of Quarterly Financials
• Approval of Municipal Wastewater Planning Program
• Adoption of Amendments to Water Reservation Policy (Resolution #2025-03)

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council acting as the Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will meet to approve minutes, a warrant list, quarterly financials, and a wastewater planning program. The meeting will be held at 25 N Main Street in Heber City.

• Approval of Minutes - April 8
• Warrant List Approval
• Approval of Quarterly Financials
• 2024 Fraud Risk Assessment Presentation
• Approval of Municipal Wastewater Planning Program

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve financial documents and a wastewater planning program. The session includes a presentation on the 2024 fraud risk assessment.

• Approval of Quarterly Financials and Financial Survey
• 2024 Fraud Risk Assessment Presentation
• Approval of Municipal Wastewater Planning Program
• Warrant List Approval

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will consider several agenda items, including the approval of minutes from April 8 and a warrant list. The board will review a 2024 fraud risk assessment presentation and approve the municipal wastewater planning program. It will vote on bid awards for the Ross Creek Sewer Lift Station and the State Park Gravity Sewer Realignment Project, and adopt amendments to the water reservation policy. A closed session will cover litigation updates, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of Bid Award for Ross Creek Sewer Lift Station
• Approval of Bid Award for State Park Gravity Sewer Realignment Project
• Approval of Municipal Wastewater Planning Program
• Adoption of Amendments to Water Reservation Policy – Resolution #2025-04
• Sale of Real Property (closed session)

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve minutes and the warrant list. The session includes a review of quarterly financials and a presentation on the 2024 Fraud Risk Assessment.

• Approval of January 14 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Approval of Quarterly Financials and Financial Survey
• 2024 Fraud Risk Assessment Presentation

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will consider routine agenda items. The agenda includes approval of the April 8 meeting minutes, the warrant list, the quarterly financial statements and survey, and a presentation on the 2024 fraud risk assessment. The meeting also provides time for other business.

• Approve April 8 meeting minutes
• Approve warrant list
• Approve quarterly financials and financial survey
• 2024 fraud risk assessment presentation
• Other business

Fire Protection Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve warrants and minutes from the April 8, 2025 meeting. The session includes a review of the 2025 Quarter 1 financials and a report from the Fire Chief.

• Approval of 5-13-2025 warrants
• Station 56 update
• 2025 Quarter 1 Financial Statement Summary as of 03-31-25
• Employee survey results
• Chief's 2025 Year to Date report through April

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will review Notice of Interest applications and decide on related actions. The board will receive updates from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City about open‑space bond funding and preservation efforts. A discussion is planned with the County Communication Director or County Manager about a community outreach video project. Miscellaneous items and a possible closed session will also be addressed.

• NOI – Notice of Interest Applications: discussion and action
• Updates on open‑space bond funding and preservation from county and cities
• Discussion of community outreach video project with County Communication Director or County Manager
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items
• Closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205, if needed

The Wasatch Open Lands Board approved the draft minutes from April 14, 2025 with a 4‑0 vote. The board then moved to adjourn the meeting, which passed unanimously 5‑0. No other actions or decisions were recorded.

• Approved April 14th, 2025 draft minutes (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on May 8, 2025. The commission will approve minutes from the April 10, 2025 meeting. The primary agenda item is a request from DTMK, LLC for preliminary plan approval of Sage Meadow Estates, a proposed residential subdivision of 52 lots on 116.76 acres located near 5400 E 1200 S in Residential Agriculture 1 and Mountain zones.

• Approval of minutes from the April 10, 2025 Planning Commission meeting
• Preliminary plan approval request for Sage Meadow Estates (52 lots, 116.76 acres) at approx. 5400 E 1200 S
• Public hearing for agenda items at 6:00 p.m. in the County Council Chambers, 25 N Main St., Heber City

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting will include a first reading of Ordinance 25-06 concerning the disposition of indigent dead. Council members will also consider a Memorandum of Understanding on annexation issues with Heber City and discuss the settlement of the Brighton Estates Property Owners Association lawsuit. Additional agenda items include presentations from county departments and a joint planning commission meeting on land‑use vision statements.

• First Reading of Ordinance 25-06 regarding the Disposition of Indigent Dead
• Consideration of a Memorandum of Understanding on Wasatch County and Heber City annexation issues
• Discussion of settlement in Brighton Estates Property Owners Association v. Wasatch County (Case # 170500043)
• Joint meeting with the Planning Commission to review land‑use roles and potential General Plan vision statements
• Closed session items: purchase, exchange or lease of property; pending or imminent litigation; health or competence of an individual

The council approved the settlement agreement in case #170500043. It set the first reading of Ordinance 25-06 and scheduled its second reading for May 21. The council approved a memorandum of understanding with Heber City on annexation issues and approved the April 9 and April 16 meeting minutes. Board and manager reports were postponed until after the joint planning commission meeting before the council adjourned.

• Approved settlement of Brighton Estates case (vote: AYE: i X X X X &; NAY: fal O E O O Oo O)
• Set first reading of Ordinance 25-06, second reading scheduled for May 21 (vote: AYE: &] & & XI x) x Xl; NAY: oO oO O oO O Oo O)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding on Wasatch County–Heber City annexation issues (vote: AYE: & & x Xi & bz be; NAY: oO Oo eal oO O O O)
• Approved minutes for April 9, 2025 meeting (vote: AYE: x x Ei Xx Xi & XI; NAY: O O O El | O O; ABSTAIN/ABSENT: O O x O O oO O)
• Approved minutes for April 16, 2025 meeting (vote: AYE: & & O xX Xl Xx &; NAY: oO oO O O im im Oo; ABSTAIN/ABSENT: O oO x O O O O)
• Moved board reports and manager's report to after the joint planning commission meeting (vote: AYE: &X & P| Xi MW x x; NAY: O oO O O oO oO O)
• Adjourned the meeting (vote: AYE: X)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss several agenda items, including firework restrictions for 2025 and a modified solid waste contract. A public hearing will consider a conditional use permit and site plan for Heber Valley Center for Learning Inc's school and residential facility for persons with disabilities at 1210 Remuda Run Drive. Additional items include trail and density amendment proposals.

• Conditional use permit and site plan for Heber Valley Center for Learning Inc (school and residential facility for persons with disabilities) at 1210 Remuda Run Drive
• Amendments to 16.21.18 “Nonmotorized Trails” and related waiver conditions
• Amendments to 16.08.04 “Lot Area and Maximum Density” to allow pre‑existing wells on lots under 4 acres
• Discussion of implementing firework restrictions in Wasatch County for 2025
• Discussion of entering into a modified contract with Solid Waste for property transfer

The council approved the Trails, Arts, and Parks (TAP) Tax Board's recommended funding for 22 grant applications. It also adopted a fireworks‑restriction resolution, authorized a modified solid‑waste contract, and declared May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month. Additional actions included continuing board reports until after public hearings and approving a conditional use permit and site plan for the Heber Valley Center for Learning project.

• Approved TAP Tax Board grant recommendations – AYE: & Xx & ® oO Xl X; NAY: o O oO oO x Ly O
• Approved Resolution 25-04 restricting fireworks – AYE: & & Xi X x x &; NAY: Oo O O O oO O O
• Authorized County Manager to execute modified solid‑waste contract – AYE: X P| & X X X Xl; NAY: oO Oo O O O a oO
• Passed Resolution 25-05 declaring May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month – AYE: & &X & bs bs | x; NAY: O oO O O fa O O
• Continued board and managers’ reports until after public hearings – AYE: & D4 xX Xi xX Xl xX; NAY: oO O O O O O (e)
• Approved conditional use permit and site plan for 1210 Remunda Run Drive (Heber Valley Center for Learning) – AYE: & ® x & & Xx) Xl; NAY: Oo O O O el O O
• Approved minutes from the April 2, 2025 council meeting – AYE: &® oO XR &® Ps Xl x; NAY: (recorded as per minutes)

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will review Notice of Interest applications and consider updates on open space bond funding and preservation efforts. The board will discuss the rollback tax amount collected for open space preservation and community outreach plans. The meeting also includes a miscellaneous item for future agenda suggestions.

• Discussion and action on Notice of Interest applications
• Updates on open space bond funding from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Discussion on rollback tax amount collected for open space preservation
• Discussion on community outreach with the County Communication Director
• Call for next month’s agenda items

The board approved the March 10, 2025 draft minutes unanimously (5-0). It decided to move forward with a website update and a storymap, noting no additional funding is required. The board asked Joan Gould to work with Dustin on funding the video cost and to send the open‑lands board logo to Midway City. The meeting was adjourned unanimously (6-0).

• Approved March 10, 2025 draft minutes (5-0)
• Moved forward with website update and storymap (no extra funding)
• Requested Joan work with Dustin to determine video cost source
• Requested Joan send open‑lands board logo to Midway City
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will consider several land use requests, including two residential subdivision phases and a facility for handicapped persons. The body will also discuss amendments to county codes regarding nonmotorized trails and lot density for pre-existing wells.

• Final Subdivision approval for The Crossings at Lake Creek Phase 3 (47 lots on 18.92 acres)
• Final Subdivision approval for The Crossings at Lake Creek Phase 6A (11.81 acres)
• Conditional Use Permit for a school and residential facility for handicapped persons at 1210 Remuda Run Drive
• Conditional Use Permit for a garage and 1,000 sq ft Guest ADU at 465 S 1750 E
• Proposed amendments to code 16.21.18 (Nonmotorized Trails) and 16.08.04 (Lot Area and Maximum Density)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council work session on April 9, 2025 will include a Heber Valley Arts Center update, a manager’s report, and a closed session for property, litigation, and personnel matters. An interlocal meeting will follow covering a Heber Valley environmental impact statement update, regional transportation collaboration, electric‑bike policy, grant opportunities, an affordable housing survey, and a Habitat for Humanity presentation. Public comment will be accepted in person, by email, or via Zoom. No formal decisions are listed; items are informational and discussion‑based.

• Heber Valley Arts Center update (Phil Jordan)
• Heber Valley Environmental Impact Statement update (Craig Hancock, UDOT)
• Discussion on regional transportation collaboration (Kendall Crittenden)
• Discussion on electric‑bike and motorized vehicle policy (Luke Searle & Katie Villani)
• Affordable housing survey and call to action (Matt Brower & Jason Glidden)

The council voted to enter a closed session to discuss pending litigation and personnel matters, with all seven members voting in favor. Later, they voted to return to the work session, again unanimously. Finally, they voted to adjourn the meeting, and the motion carried.

• Motion to enter closed session on litigation and personnel matters carried (7‑0)
• Motion to return to work session carried (7‑0)
• Motion to adjourn the meeting carried (vote tally not specified in the record)

North Village Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the North Village Special Service District board, will meet to discuss district business. The primary action item is the consideration of a resolution to amend the water dedication policy.

• Resolution #2025-02: Amendment to Water Dedication Policy
• Approval of March 11 minutes
• Warrant list approval

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the Governing Board of the Twin Creeks Special Service District, will meet to approve project awards and procurements. The board will consider contracts for water infrastructure and pressure reducing valve (PRV) work.

• Award of Water Resilience Ph 2 Project
• PRV Vault Procurement Approval
• PRV Relocation Project Contractor Award
• Approval of March 11 minutes
• Warrant List Approval

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve the minutes from the March 11 meeting and review the warrant list. The agenda contains no other specific legislative or budgetary items.

• Approval of March 11 minutes
• Warrant list approval

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will approve the March 11 meeting minutes, adopt a new water dedication policy amendment, and award a contract for a new shop building structure. The meeting also includes a general manager's report, other business, and a closed session for litigation, personnel, and real‑property sale updates.

• Approval of March 11 meeting minutes
• Adopt Amendment to Water Dedication Policy – Resolution #2025-0
• Award contract to a new shop building structure manufacturer
• General Manager's Report
• Closed session: litigation update, personnel matters, sale of real property

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Owls Nest Special Service District, will meet to discuss district business. The board is scheduled to consider the annexation of Lot 17.

• Approval of January 14 minutes
• Annexation of Lot 17 (Resolution #2025-01)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a special session on April 8, 2025. The agenda includes a public hearing on the notice of a proposed incorporation presented by Jerry Jones, dated March 14, 2025. Residents may comment in person, by email, or via the Zoom webinar. No decisions are recorded on the agenda; the hearing is for public input.

• Notice of Proposed Incorporation and First Public Hearing – Jerry Jones (March 14, 2025)

Fire Protection Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve minutes and warrants. The agenda includes a year-to-date report through March and updates on Station 51 and the Firewise Community Program.

• Approval of 3-11-2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of 4-8-2025 warrants
• Chief's Report for 2025 Year to Date- March
• Station 51 Update
• Firewise Community Program update from BC Morgan

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Governing Board will review the March meeting minutes and warrants, present a contract for district property, and provide information on quarterly billing. A closed session may address a property purchase or lease, pending litigation, and personnel matters.

• Review of March meeting minutes
• Review of March warrants
• Presentation of contract for district property
• Information on quarterly billing for solid waste services
• Closed‑session discussion of property purchase/lease, pending litigation, and personnel issues

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 at 3:00 PM in Heber City. The agenda includes approval of March 11 minutes, review of March warrants, a LED change‑over project for the Recreation Center, Event Center and Outdoor Arena, department reports, and discussion of property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• LED change over at Rec. Center, Event Center and Outdoor Arena
• Review and approval of March 11, 2025 minutes
• Discussion of property acquisition
• Personnel matters
• Pending litigation

The board approved the minutes from the March 11, 2025 meeting. It also approved warrants totaling $73,334.34 for expenses incurred March 6‑26, 2025. The board authorized a $230,000 contract to install LED lighting at the Recreation Center, Event Center and Outdoor Arena using reserve funds. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved March 11, 2025 minutes (5 ayes)
• Approved March 6‑26, 2025 warrants totaling $73,334.34 (5 ayes)
• Approved $230,000 LED lighting upgrade for three facilities (5 ayes)
• Adjourned meeting (5 ayes)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet on April 2, 2025 at 4:00 PM in the County Administration Building. The council will approve minutes from March 19 and March 25, 2025, receive reports from the Open Lands Board and the manager, and consider appointing members to the Tourism Tax Advisory Board. An update on the Wasatch County Courthouse expansion will also be presented. A closed‑session will address property transactions, pending litigation, and personnel matters.

• Approval of March 19, 2025 council minutes
• Approval of March 25, 2025 council minutes
• Consideration of appointing members to the Tourism Tax Advisory Board
• Wasatch County Courthouse Expansion update
• Closed‑session discussion of property purchase, lease, or exchange

The council approved the March 19 and March 25 meeting minutes. It appointed Jonathan Hunt, Garret Lang, Erich Smith, Jennifer Bowman, and Devin Johnson to the Tourism Tax Advisory Board. No other substantive actions were taken and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved March 19, 2025 council minutes (motion carried; vote tally not specified)
• Approved March 25, 2025 council minutes (motion carried; vote tally not specified)
• Appointed five members to the Tourism Tax Advisory Board (motion carried; vote tally not specified)
• Adjourned the meeting (motion carried; vote tally not specified)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a workshop/retreat to discuss its purpose, vision, mission, and values. The meeting will review the General Plan status and timeline, strategic initiatives such as the Olympics, Jordanelle Basin growth, and community recreation, long‑range financial projections, comprehensive property and facilities planning, and coordination with partner entities.

• Purpose, Vision, Mission, & Values
• General Plan Status & Timeline
• Strategic Initiatives – Olympics, Jordanelle Basin Growth, Community Recreation
• Long‑range Financial Projections
• Comprehensive County Property and Facilities Planning

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet to approve minutes, discuss a new procurement policy, and review the fourth quarter financial report. The session includes a public hearing on a plat amendment for the Wildwood Reserve Development.

• Approval of March 5 and 12, 2025 minutes
• Discussion of a new procurement policy
• Review of FY 2024 4th Quarter Financial Report
• Public hearing on Wildwood Reserve plat amendment
• Discussion of Library Policy Manual revisions

The Wasatch County Council appointed Joe Dunbeck to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission for a term expiring in 2029, filling a vacancy. They also approved revisions to the library policy manual's public comment rules, with a condition allowing the board chair discretion to adjust limits. Additionally, the council approved a plat amendment for Wildwood Reserve Subdivision, renaming Benloch Ranch Phase 1C and reallocating open space to allow a future pool and clubhouse. All votes were unanimous.

• Appointed Joe Dunbeck to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission (7-0)
• Approved library policy revisions on public comment, with chair discretion (7-0)
• Approved plat amendment for Wildwood Reserve Subdivision (7-0)
• Approved BOE recommendation for property tax refunds for active-duty military (7-0)
• Nominated Dave Van Wagoner for National Day of the American Cowboy celebration (7-0)
• Approved minutes for March 5 and March 12, 2025 (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider several land‑use requests. Items include a conditional use permit for Rocky Mountain Power to rebuild overhead electrical lines, preliminary and final subdivision approvals for residential projects, and a plat amendment to rename a subdivision. The commission will vote on each item and forward recommendations to the County Council for further consideration.

• Conditional Use Permit for Rocky Mountain Power to rebuild ~8.6 miles of overhead electrical distribution assets along SR‑32 and US‑189 near Jordanelle Reservoir (DEV-10109).
• Preliminary Plan approval for Casperville Lane Vistas, an eight‑lot residential subdivision on 51.8 acres at 1871 Casperville Road (DEV-9345).
• Final Subdivision approval for The Ranches at Farm Meadows Phase 1, 33 residential lots with 12.42 acres donated for a regional park and 11.76 acres for a school district at 2400 East & Center Creek Rd (DEV-9795).
• Plat Amendment to rename Benloch Ranch Phase 1C PUD to Wildwood Reserve Subdivision and remove a portion of common area in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone (DEV-10112).
• Preliminary Subdivision approval for a 37‑lot subdivision on 48.4 acres at 3267 E 2400 S in the Residential Agricultural zone (DEV-10047).

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will receive 2025 presentations from the Planning, Engineering, Building, and Public Works departments. The body will also discuss authorizing the County Manager to engage an external investigator. A report on MIDA as an organization is scheduled.

• 2025 Planning Department Presentation
• 2025 Engineering Department Presentation
• 2025 Building Department Presentation
• 2025 Public Works Department Presentation
• Authorization of an external investigator

The Wasatch County Council voted unanimously to authorize the County Manager to conduct an investigation into claims against the County and to ratify the engagement of retired Federal Judge Richard McKelvie as external investigator. The Council also approved expenditures for the investigation, with the fiscal impact to be determined. The meeting included presentations from county departments and a closed session on personnel.

• Authorized County Manager to investigate claims and ratify external investigator engagement (7-0)
• Authorized expenditures for investigation, amount to be determined (7-0)
• Moved into closed session on personnel (7-0)

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will consider four agenda items. They will vote to approve the minutes from the February 11 meeting and approve the warrant list. The General Manager will give a report, and the board will address any other business.

• Approval of February 11 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• General Manager's report
• Other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Twin Creeks Special Service District, will meet to conduct business and hold a public hearing. The primary focus is the adoption of a water impact fee facilities plan and analysis.

• Public hearing on Water Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis Adoption (Resolution #2025-02)
• Approval of February 11 minutes
• Warrant list approval

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider three agenda items. First, it will vote to approve the minutes from the February 11 meeting. Second, it will approve the warrant list. Finally, the board will address any other business brought forward.

• Approve minutes from February 11 meeting
• Approve warrant list
• Consider other business

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District board will meet to approve minutes and the warrant list. The session includes a general manager's report and a closed session to discuss litigation, personnel, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of February 11 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Closed session regarding litigation update
• Closed session regarding personnel
• Closed session regarding sale of real property

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District Board will approve the February 11, 2025 meeting minutes and the March 11, 2025 warrants. The Chief will present a year‑to‑date report through February 2025 and updates on Station 51 and the recruit camp. The board will adopt several policies, including IT policies, work hours, vacation and leave rules, and employee benefits.

• Approve Meeting Minutes dated 2‑11‑2025
• Approve Warrants dated 3‑11‑2025
• Chief's Year‑to‑Date report through February 2025
• Adopt Policy #505 – Wasatch County Information Technology Policies
• Adopt Policy #410 – Hours of Work and Work Week

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will hold its monthly meeting on March 11, 2025. Board members will review the February meeting minutes and February warrants. An "Other" item will be discussed, and a closed session may address property transactions, pending litigation, and personnel matters. Public comments are accepted via email or online participation.

• Review February meeting minutes
• Review February warrants
• Discuss "Other" agenda item
• Closed session: purchase, exchange, or lease of property
• Closed session: pending reasonable imminent litigation

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet on March 11, 2025 to consider a beer license for the Heber City Fourth of July Celebration at the Event Center. The session also includes a master plan update, review of February 2025 minutes and warrants, and a closed‑session agenda covering property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• Beer license discussion/consideration for Heber City 4th of July Celebration at Event Center
• Master Plan update presentation
• Review of February 11, 2025 minutes
• Review of February 2025 warrants
• Closed session items: property acquisition, personnel, pending litigation

The board approved a motion allowing the Red, White & Blue Festival director to pursue a temporary beer license for an outdoor concert at the Event Complex on July 4, 2025. They also approved the February 11, 2025 minutes and warrants totaling $114,416.32. No other substantive decisions were made; the master plan update and other items were informational only.

• Approved temporary beer license process for July 4th concert at Event Complex (6-0)
• Approved minutes of February 11, 2025 (6-0)
• Approved warrants from Feb 6 to Mar 5, 2025 totaling $114,416.32 (6-0)

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will approve the February 10, 2025 draft minutes and hear public comments. It will discuss Notice of Interest applications and receive updates on open‑space bond projects, including a proposed mill levy for a $5 million open‑space bond. The board will also consider miscellaneous items and may hold a closed session if required.

• Approval of February 10, 2025 draft minutes
• Discussion of Notice of Interest applications
• Updates on all approved open space bond projects
• Discussion of proposed mill levy for a $5 million open space bond
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board approved the February 10, 2025 draft minutes (4-0) and discussed updates on conservation easements and open space bond projects. The board also discussed a proposed mill levy for a $5 million open space bond, with the county to bring solid numbers on rollback taxes to the next meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; the board adjourned after a closed session to discuss land purchases.

• Approved February 10, 2025 draft minutes (4-0)
• Discussed updates on Giles and Lundin conservation easements
• Discussed proposed mill levy for $5 million open space bond
• County to bring rollback tax numbers to next meeting
• Joan Gould to present community outreach strategies on April 14
• Adjourned after closed session (6-0)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss two Memorandums of Understanding with Heber City regarding the sale of county-owned parcels and the unincorporated status of property east of the city. The body will also address public safety concerns and BOE adjustments.

• MOU with Heber City regarding the intent to sell two Wasatch County owned parcels
• MOU with Heber City regarding support for property east of Heber City to remain unincorporated
• Discussion regarding concerns with Wasatch County Public Safety
• BOE adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Appointment of a member to the Wasatch Open Lands Board

The Council approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Heber City expressing intent to sell two county-owned parcels—the county administration building site and the old Heber City Fire Station—to Heber City for downtown plans. The Council also approved a tax credit of $1,323.33 to a taxpayer, appointed Tracy Taylor to the Open Lands Board, and approved warrants totaling $1,217,599.58 in SSA#1. A second MOU regarding property east of Heber City was continued to a date uncertain.

• Approved SSA#1 warrants in the amount of $1,217,599.58.
• Approved the February 19, 2025, minutes as presented.
• Approved a tax credit of $1,323.33 to taxpayer Cara Murphy.
• Approved the MOU with Heber City to sell two county-owned parcels.
• Continued the MOU on property east of Heber City to a date uncertain.
• Appointed Tracy Taylor to the Wasatch Open Lands Board for a four-year term.
• Held a closed session for property acquisition; no action reported.
• Adjourned at 8:00 p.m.

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will consider authorizing a $2,000 contribution to Utah Teen Adaptive Hope. Council members will also discuss reimbursing expenses for fire hydrant installation in the Wallsburg area and appointing a council member to the Community Alliance for Main Street Board. Additional items include appointing members to the Board of Health and approving minutes from the January 22 and February 5, 2025 meetings.

• Authorization for a $2,000 contribution to Utah Teen Adaptive Hope
• Reimbursement of expenses for fire hydrant installation in Wallsburg
• Appointment of a council member to the Community Alliance for Main Street Board
• Appointment of members to the Board of Health
• Approval of minutes for January 22, 2025 and February 5, 2025

The Wasatch County Council approved a $2,000 contribution to Utah Teen Adaptive Hope from the Council's discretionary fund. They also authorized reimbursement of $49,875 for fire hydrant installation in the Wallsburg area, with the Fire District covering half, netting $24,937.50 to the county. Councilman Erik Rowland was appointed to the Community Alliance for Main Street Board, and two individuals were reappointed to the Board of Health. The council also entered closed session for property acquisition and personnel.

• Approved $2,000 contribution to Utah Teen Adaptive Hope (unanimous)
• Authorized $49,875 reimbursement for Wallsburg fire hydrants, net $24,937.50 (unanimous)
• Appointed Councilman Erik Rowland to CAMS Board (unanimous)
• Reappointed Sara Simonsen and Colleen Nielsen to Board of Health (unanimous)
• Approved minutes for Jan 22 and Feb 5, 2025 (unanimous)
• Moved to closed session for property acquisition and personnel (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The scheduled Wasatch County Planning Commission meeting for February 13, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will canvass and certify the remaining 2024 General Election results. Council members will receive updates on the Heber Valley Environmental Impact Statement and hear presentations on the Soldier Hollow UCI Mountain Bike World Cup and 2025 tourism and economic development plans. A discussion will address possible changes to how future meeting minutes are developed.

• Canvass of remaining General Election 2024 results
• Heber Valley Environmental Impact Statement update
• Presentation on Soldier Hollow UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
• Presentation on Heber Valley tourism and economic development plans for 2025
• Discussion on potential changes to future meeting minutes

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Governing Board will discuss the draft Wasatch Fire District Strategic Plan and updates for Stations 51 and 56. The board is also reviewing five policies regarding information technology, network security, and social media use.

• Wasatch Fire District Strategic Plan - Draft
• Station 51 & 56 Update
• Policy 506- Information Technology Acceptable Use
• Policy 507- Password Policy
• Policy 510- District Use of Social Media

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider approval of the minutes from the January 14 meeting. It will also approve the warrant list. Finally, the board will address any other business brought forward.

• Approval of Minutes - January 14
• Warrant List Approval
• Other Business

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Board will review the January meeting minutes and warrants, discuss the proposed power line construction at the district’s new facility, and receive an update on the Master Plan. No other business is listed.

• Review January minutes
• Review January warrants
• Power line construction at new facility
• Progress concerning the Master Plan
• Other items

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Governing Board will review January 2025 warrants and department reports. The meeting includes updates on grants and the summer schedule. A closed session may be held to discuss property acquisition, personnel, and pending litigation.

• Review of January 2025 warrants
• Grant update
• Summer schedule update
• Closed session items: property acquisition, personnel, and pending litigation

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 board approved the January 14, 2025 minutes and warrants totaling $230,527.99 for January 1 through February 5, 2025, both by unanimous votes. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting included updates on grants, the master plan committee, summer programs, and the rodeo.

• Approved January 14, 2025 minutes (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved warrants totaling $230,527.99 for Jan 1–Feb 5, 2025 (7-0)

North Village Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the North Village Special Service District, will meet to approve minutes and warrants. The board is scheduled to ratify a No Fault Policy via Resolution #2025-01.

• Ratification of District No Fault Policy (Resolution #2025-01)
• Approval of January 14 minutes
• Warrant list approval

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The governing board will meet to discuss the adoption of a No Fault Policy and review a water IFA and IFFP presentation. The board is also expected to set a public hearing for March 11, 2025.

• Adoption of District No Fault Policy - Resolution #2025-01
• Water IFA and IFFP Presentation
• Scheduling of public hearing for March 11, 2025, at 6 p.m.
• Approval of January 14 minutes
• Warrant List Approval

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will consider several routine items, including approval of the January 14 meeting minutes and the warrant list. It will adopt two new policies: a District No Fault Policy (Resolution #2025-01) and a Medical Leave Bank Policy (Resolution #2025-02). The General Manager will give a report, and the board will discuss any other business. A closed session will cover a litigation update, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of January 14 meeting minutes
• Adoption of District No Fault Policy (Resolution #2025-01)
• Adoption of Medical Leave Bank Policy (Resolution #2025-02)
• Closed‑session litigation update
• Closed‑session sale of real property

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will approve the January 13, 2024 draft minutes. The board will discuss, update, and take action on Notice of Interest (NOI) applications. Representatives from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City will provide updates on open‑space bond funding and preservation efforts. The meeting will also include public comment, miscellaneous items, and a possible closed session as required.

• Approval of January 13, 2024 draft minutes
• Discussion and action on Notice of Interest applications
• Updates from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open‑space bond funding and preservation
• Public comment period
• Closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205 (as needed)

The Wasatch Open Lands Board approved the January 13, 2025 draft minutes with a 4-0-1 vote (one abstention). The board discussed Notice of Interest applications and future funding sources, and received updates from Midway City, Heber City, and Wasatch County on open space bond efforts. No substantive land purchase decisions were made in open session; the board entered closed session to discuss land purchases.

• Approved January 13, 2025 draft minutes (4-0-1 abstain)
• Discussed Notice of Interest applications and future funding sources
• Requested Jon Woodard for updates on current agreements
• Heard Midway City's March 1st bond awareness event
• Heard Heber City's push for private funding for Utah Open Lands
• Scheduled finalization of annual report for next meeting
• Entered closed session per U.C.A. 52-4-205 to discuss land purchases
• Adjourned (7-0)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting will include public comment and discussion of several items. Council members will consider a letter of support for a property acquisition by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and BOE adjustments. They will also discuss appointing members to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission. A public hearing will address using open‑space bond funds—up to $750,000 for the Pear Tree Llama White Family Living Trust Farm and up to $1,000,000 for the Holmes Family Dairy Farm.

• Letter of support for a property acquisition pursued by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
• Board of Equalization (BOE) adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Appointment of members to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission
• Use of up to $750,000 in open‑space bond funds to preserve the Pear Tree Llama White Family Living Trust Farm at 105 E 850 S, Midway City
• Use of up to $1,000,000 in open‑space bond funds to preserve the Holmes Family Dairy Farm near 155 S 2100 E, Heber City

The Wasatch County Council approved using open space bond funds for two conservation easements: up to $750,000 for the Pear Tree Llama White Family Living Trust Farm in Midway and up to $1,000,000 for the Holmes Family Dairy Farm (GH Squared Properties LLC) in Heber City. Both motions passed unanimously (7-0). The council also approved a letter of support for a Utah Division of Wildlife Resources land acquisition, two property tax adjustments, and reappointed two members to the Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission.

• Approved up to $750,000 for Pear Tree Llama Farm conservation easement (7-0)
• Approved up to $1,000,000 for Holmes Family Dairy Farm conservation easement (7-0)
• Approved letter of support for DWR one-acre land acquisition (7-0)
• Approved two property tax adjustments ($8,254 and $165 credits) (7-0)
• Reappointed Leo Lucey and Greg McPhie to Deputy Sheriff Merit Commission (7-0)

County Council

The County Council will discuss several policy resolutions and a contribution to a high school team. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a zoning code text amendment for the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone.

• Public hearing on VR Acquisitions, LLC request for Caretaker ADUs in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone
• Proposed $2,000 contribution to the Wasatch High School FFA Soil Conservation Team
• Discussion of a Heber City initiative for the DUP facility at 188 S Main Street
• Resolution #24-19 regarding increases to the tax relief income limit
• Initial steps to update the Wasatch County General Plan

The Wasatch County Council approved a zoning text amendment to allow caretaker accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone, with conditions on lot size and slope. They also approved several funding items, including a $2,000 sponsorship for a wheelchair basketball athlete and a $2,000 contribution to the FFA team, as well as assessor adjustments, a Memorial Hill policy, a tax relief income limit resolution, and a public comment methodology policy. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved zoning text amendment allowing caretaker ADUs in Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone (unanimous)
• Approved $2,000 sponsorship for Gavin Petersen, wheelchair basketball athlete (unanimous)
• Approved $2,000 contribution to Wasatch High School FFA Soil Conservation Team (unanimous)
• Approved assessor adjustments totaling $7,711.88 in refunds (unanimous)
• Adopted Policy 165-002 Memorial Hill (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 24-19 increasing tax relief income limit for seniors (unanimous)
• Adopted Policy 155-003 Public Comment Methodology (unanimous)
• Approved plaque placement at DUP facility (unanimous)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session to discuss airport improvements, sewer district plans, and public comment policy. The meeting includes an interlocal session covering grants, annexation, and open space preservation.

• Planned improvements and environmental studies for Heber Valley Airport expansion
• Future plans for HVSSD
• High tunnel approval process with Wasatch Conservation District
• Wasatch Highland Annexation discussion between Heber City and Wasatch County
• Lundin Open Space Preservation recap with Midway City

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will meet to review December warrants and reports. The board will also consider a temporary beer license for skijoring.

• Discussion and consideration of a temporary beer license for skijoring
• Review of December 2024 warrants
• Review of December 2024 department reports
• Potential closed session regarding property acquisition, personnel, and pending litigation

The board approved a temporary beer garden for the Skijoring event on February 14-15, 2025, to be managed by Top Shelf, contingent on DABC and Heber City approvals. They also agreed to amend Ordinance 1609 to cover outdoor events and require council approval for each temporary beer license. The board approved warrants totaling $130,335.53 and the December 10, 2024 minutes.

• Approved Skijoring beer garden for Feb 14-15, 2025 (6-0)
• Agreed to amend Ordinance 1609 to include outdoor events and council approval for beer licenses
• Approved warrants from Nov 22 to Dec 31, 2024, totaling $130,335.53 (6-0)
• Approved December 10, 2024 minutes (5-0, 1 abstention)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District Governing Board will review the minutes from the December 2024 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM meetings and examine the December 2024 warrants. The agenda also includes an open "Other" item for additional discussion. No specific decisions or contracts are listed.

• Review December 2024 3:00 PM minutes
• Review December 2024 6:00 PM minutes
• Review December 2024 warrants
• Other – open discussion item

Fire Protection Special Service District

The board will consider and vote on approval of the meeting minutes from Dec 10 2024 and the public hearing minutes from the same date. It will also approve warrants and adopt Policy 413 covering vacation and holiday procedures. The chief will present a year‑to‑date report for 2024, updates on Station 51 and a transition with Zions Bank, and the board will review a ground lease for Station 56 dated Jan 9 2025.

• Approve meeting minutes from 12‑10‑2024
• Approve public hearing minutes from 12‑10‑2024
• Approve warrants
• Adopt Policy 413 (vacation, holidays, etc.)
• Review Jan 9 2025 ground lease for Station 56

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Strawberry Ranch Special Service District Board will consider several routine items. Members will vote to approve the meeting minutes from the December 10 public hearing and adopt the warrant list. The Board will also elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman. Any other business will be addressed after the scheduled items.

• Approval of minutes from Dec 10 public hearing
• Adoption of warrant list
• Election of Board Chairman
• Election of Board Vice Chairman
• Other business

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District, will meet to conduct regular business. The board is scheduled to elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman.

• Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of December 10 minutes and public hearing minutes
• Approval of warrant list

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Twin Creeks Special Service District, will meet to elect a Board Chairman and Vice Chairman. The board will also review a warrant list and a no-fault policy.

• Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of December 10 minutes and public hearing minutes
• Warrant list approval
• District No Fault Policy

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District board will approve the minutes from the December 10 meeting and the warrant list. Members will elect a new board chairman and vice chairman. The agenda includes discussion of the district's no‑fault policy, a report from the General Manager, and any other business.

• Approval of minutes from Dec 10
• Approval of warrant list
• Election of board chairman and vice chairman
• Discussion of district no‑fault policy
• General Manager's report

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will consider routine agenda items, including approval of the December 10 meeting minutes and the warrant list. Members will vote to elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman. The board will also discuss the district's No Fault Policy and receive a general manager's report. A closed session will address litigation updates, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of Minutes and Public Hearing Minutes – Dec 10
• Warrant List Approval
• Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Discussion of District No Fault Policy
• Closed‑session sale of real property

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will consider three routine items. First, it will approve the minutes from the December 10 meeting and the public hearing minutes. Second, it will adopt the warrant list. Finally, board members will elect a chairman and a vice‑chairman.

• Approve minutes and public hearing minutes from Dec 10
• Approve warrant list
• Elect board chairman and vice chairman
• Other business (no specific items listed)

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch Open Lands Board will hold public hearings to consider using open space bond funds to preserve two properties. One proposal seeks up to $750,000 for the property at 105 E 850 S, Midway City. The other seeks up to $1,000,000 for the property near 155 S 2100 E, Heber City. Comments may be submitted by email before the meeting.

• Public hearing on preserving 105 E 850 S, Midway City – up to $750,000
• Public hearing on preserving property near 155 S 2100 E, Heber City – up to $1,000,000
• Comments accepted via email to Openlands@wasatch.utah.gov before the meeting

The Wasatch Open Lands Board voted unanimously to recommend approval of two conservation easements to the County Council: up to $750,000 for the Pear Tree Llama Farm near Midway and up to $1,000,000 for the Holmes Family Dairy Farm near Heber City. The board also approved the December 9, 2024 draft minutes and held a closed session to discuss land purchases. No notice of interest applications were considered.

• Approved December 9, 2024 draft minutes (5-0)
• Recommended Pear Tree Llama Farm conservation easement up to $750,000 (6-0)
• Recommended Holmes Family Dairy Farm conservation easement up to $1,000,000 (6-0)
• Held closed session per U.C.A. 52-4-205 to discuss land purchases (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review a residential subdivision request and a zoning code text amendment. The body will also discuss home occupation regulations and design standards for single family dwellings.

• Final Subdivision approval for Christensen Farms Phase 3: 28 lots on 36.53 acres at 2130 East 1690 South
• Zoning Code Text Amendment request from VR Acquisitions, LLC for Caretaker ADUs in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone
• Plat Amendment Extension for Tuhaye Dancing Sun Phase 3 Lot 63 at 9623 Eagle View Ct
• Discussion on code sections 16.04 and 16.25 (Home Occupation) and 16.21.27 (single family dwelling design standards)
• Discussion regarding a public open house for the General Plan update

Administrative Land Use Committee

The Administrative Land Use Committee will meet to review a single land use request. The body will consider a proposal to modify unit layouts at a specific residential development.

• Plat Amendment for The Lodge at Stillwater (1364 Stillwater Drive) to combine three 1-bedroom units into two 2-bedroom units

County Council

The County Council will meet to consider board assignments and review Board of Equalization adjustments. The agenda includes standard procedural items and a potential closed session.

• BOE Adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Discussion and Consideration of Council Board Assignments
• Approval of December 18, 2024 minutes

The Wasatch County Council unanimously appointed Karl McMillan as Chair and Erik Rowland as Vice Chair for the coming term. The council also approved two property tax assessment adjustments, including a reduction for Connie Kohler's Midway property and a Charleston mixed-use property. Board and committee assignments were approved, and a $2,000 donation request from the FFA Soil and Land Conservancy team was discussed but not formally voted on, pending future ratification.

• Appointed Karl McMillan as Council Chair and Erik Rowland as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved two assessor adjustments, including Connie Kohler's property value reduced from $1,969,499 to $1,015,769 (unanimous)
• Approved board and committee assignments as discussed (unanimous)
• Added Spencer Park and Mark Nelson to Provo Canyon Committee and Karl McMillan as non-voting TAP Board member (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from December 18, 2024 (6-0, Bonner abstaining)
• Entered closed session for personnel discussion; no minutes kept