Draper meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Draper City Council, commissions hold hearings on tax, budget, and zoning

Draper City Council and city commissions held a series of public hearings and work sessions over the past week on a proposed property tax increase, the final city budget, a Town Center zoning change, and other items. No final votes have been recorded; meeting minutes have not yet been published.

City Council: tax and budget hearings

The City Council held a Truth in Taxation hearing on Aug. 12 to take public comment on a proposed property tax rate increase. The hearing included separate segments for residents in Salt Lake County and Utah County. No action was taken; the hearing was for comment only. Written comments were accepted via email to recorder@draperutah.gov.

On Aug. 14 and Aug. 18, the council held public hearings on Ordinance #1736, a city-initiated Town Center residential zoning text amendment (Chapter 9-11), and Resolution #26-39, the final fiscal year 2026-2027 budget including compensation schedules and the certified tax rate. The council also considered Ordinance #1734, which would amend Title 3 on Planning Commission structure and procedures. Study sessions included a report on Great Salt Lake preservation efforts by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District and a Community Reinvestment Agency overview.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission met Aug. 13 to hold public hearings on two requests:

• A home occupation conditional use permit for Lamb Hair Salon at 249 E. 13560 S. (application 2026-0154-USE).
• A site plan amendment and preliminary subdivision plat for Kimballs Station, a 7.126-acre property at approximately 600 E. Kimballs Ln. (applications 2025-0263-SP and 2025-0262-SUB).

The commission also approved minutes from its July 9, 2026 meeting.

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission met Aug. 14 to discuss and decide on several items, including a reconnaissance level survey, National Register of Historic Places nominations for the Isaac Stewart House and Smith-Steadman House, a budget review for fiscal years 2025/2026 and 2026/2027, and updates on the Draper Bank Sign and Widowmaker Plaque. Most items were discussion or update items; the only specified vote was approval of previous minutes.

Community Reinvestment Agency

The Community Reinvestment Agency met Aug. 14 and again Aug. 20 to consider approving minutes from its June 2 and June 9, 2026 meetings and to adopt Resolution CRA #26-04, which adopts the agency's 2026 Annual Report. The report was presented by Jason Burningham of LRB Public Financial Advisors. Both meetings were routine administrative sessions.

Coming up

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Draper City Council holds property tax hearings, considers rezoning and short-term rental rules

Draper city officials held two public hearings this month on a proposed property tax rate increase, with no action taken at either. The City Council also considered a final vote on short-term rental regulations and a rezoning request, but minutes from those meetings have not yet been published, so outcomes are not yet known.

Property tax hearings

The City Council held public hearings on Aug. 7 and Aug. 12 to receive comment on a proposed property tax rate increase. Separate segments were held for residents in Salt Lake County and Utah County portions of the city. No action was taken at either hearing; they were solely for public comment. Comments were limited to three minutes per person, and virtual participation was available via Zoom. Written comments were accepted by email to recorder@draperutah.gov.

City Council business

On Aug. 4, the council held a business session that included two public hearings: a zoning map amendment for approximately 1.67 acres at 12430 S. 700 East, and a resolution authorizing eminent domain for the Lone Peak Parkway project. The council also had a final action vote on Ordinance #1721, which amends city code regarding short-term rentals. A study session earlier that day included a final review of the short-term rental ordinance, a Historical Preservation Commission report, and a city beautification discussion.

On Aug. 14, the council held public hearings on Ordinance #1736, a Town Center residential zoning text amendment, and Resolution #26-39, the final fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, including compensation schedules and the certified tax rate. The council also had an action item on Ordinance #1734, which restructures the Planning Commission as required by state law. A study session included a report on Great Salt Lake preservation efforts by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District and the Great Salt Lake Commissioners Office, plus a Community Reinvestment Agency overview.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission met on Aug. 7 and again on Aug. 13 with the same agenda items. Both meetings included public hearings on a home occupation conditional use permit for Lamb Hair Salon at 249 E. 13560 S. (0.50 acres, application 2026-0154-USE) and a site plan amendment and preliminary subdivision plat for Kimballs Station at approximately 600 E Kimballs Ln (7.126 acres, RM2 zoning, applications 2025-0263-SP and 2025-0262-SUB). The commission also had an item to approve minutes from its July 9 meeting.

Other boards

The Historic Preservation Commission met on Aug. 14 to discuss a reconnaissance level survey, National Register of Historic Places nominations for the Isaac Stewart House and Smith-Steadman House, a budget review for fiscal years 2025/2026 and 2026/2027, and updates on the Draper Bank Sign and Widowmaker Plaque. Most items were discussion or update items; the only specified vote was approval of previous minutes.

The Community Reinvestment Agency met on Aug. 14 to consider approving minutes from its June 2 and June 9 meetings and to adopt Resolution CRA #26-04, which adopts the agency's 2026 Annual Report. The report was presented by Jason Burningham of LRB Public Financial Advisors.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next two weeks.

Draper weighs property tax increase, eminent domain, and short-term rental rules

Draper officials this week held public hearings and considered several significant items, including a proposed property tax increase, an eminent domain resolution for a road project, and new short-term rental regulations. No final decisions have been published yet, as minutes from the meetings are not yet available.

City Council considers eminent domain and short-term rental rules

The City Council met on July 31 and August 4. On July 31, the council held public hearings on Ordinance #1735, which would amend the zoning map for approximately 1.67 acres at 12430 S. 700 East, and Resolution #26-38, which would authorize eminent domain for the Lone Peak Parkway Project. The council also took up Ordinance #1721, which would amend Titles 6 and 9 of the municipal code regarding short-term rentals. Oaths of office for the Fire Department were administered.

On August 4, the council held a business session at 7:00 PM that included the same two public hearings and a final action vote on Ordinance #1721. A study session at 5:30 PM included a final review of the short-term rental ordinance, a report from the Historical Preservation Commission, and a discussion of city beautification. The outcome of the final vote has not been published.

Planning Commission reviews zoning changes and subdivision plats

The Planning Commission met on July 28, July 30, and August 7. The commission held public hearings on a zoning text amendment to Chapter 9-11 of the Draper City Municipal Code to allow residential units on smaller properties in the Town Center zone. It also considered home occupation conditional use permits for Bakehouse Cottage at 478 W. Sandberg Ln. and Lamb Hair Salon at 249 E. 13560 S. (application 2026-0154-USE).

Subdivision plats were also on the agenda: an amended plat for Hidden Canyon Estates Phase 5 at 2463, 2477, and 2483 E Springtime Road, and a site plan amendment and preliminary subdivision plat for the Kimballs Station project by Edge Homes at 600 E Kimballs Ln, covering 7.126 acres with RM2 zoning (applications 2025-0263-SP and 2025-0262-SUB). The commission also approved minutes from its July 9 meeting.

Truth in Taxation hearing on property tax increase

On August 7, the City Council held a public hearing on a proposed property tax rate increase. Separate hearings were held for residents in the Salt Lake County and Utah County portions of the city. No action was taken at the hearing; it was solely for public comment. Comments were limited to three minutes per person, and virtual participation was available via Zoom with meeting ID 894 6642 4795.

Coming up

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Draper officials weigh eminent domain for Lone Peak Parkway, short-term rental rules, and zoning changes

Draper's City Council and Planning Commission have a packed late-July agenda, with public hearings scheduled on eminent domain for a road project, short-term rental regulations, several zoning map amendments, and a restaurant license. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, the items below reflect what was scheduled for consideration — not final outcomes.

City Council — July 20, 21, and 31

The Draper City Council had multiple meetings scheduled across the second half of July, all listed as agenda-only with minutes not yet published.

The most consequential item on the docket is a July 31 public hearing on Resolution #26-38, which would authorize the use of eminent domain for the Lone Peak Parkway Project. Eminent domain allows a government body to acquire private property for public use, typically for infrastructure such as roads. No vote tally or property acquisition cost is listed in the available agenda materials.

Also scheduled for July 31:

• A public hearing on Ordinance #1735, which would amend the zoning map for 1.67 acres at 12430 S. 700 East.
• Action on Ordinance #1721, amending Titles 6 and 9 of the Municipal Code regarding short-term rentals.
• Oaths of office for the Fire Department.

Earlier in the month, the Council scheduled hearings on:

• A limited-service restaurant license for Bear Tracks Holdings LLC, doing business as Black Bear Diner.
• Ordinance #1731, a zoning map amendment for 1.08 acres at 265 E. 13275 S. (Adamo request).
• Ordinances #1732 and #1733, land use and zoning map amendments for 0.31 acres at 273 E. 13800 S. (Solid Construction request).
• Proposed amendments to Municipal Code Titles 6 and 9 regarding short-term rentals.
• A resolution adopting Short-Term Rental Good Neighbor Guidelines.
• Resolution #26-37 to amend the Consolidated Fee Schedule of Draper City.

No dollar amounts, vote tallies, or final dispositions are available in the agenda summaries.

Planning Commission — July 28 and 30

The Planning Commission was scheduled to hold public hearings on three items:

• Zoning text amendments to Chapter 9-11 of the Draper City Municipal Code that would allow residential units on smaller properties in the Town Center zone. This could affect what types of housing can be built in Draper's central area.
• A Home Occupation Conditional Use Permit request for Bakehouse Cottage at 478 W. Sandberg Ln.
• An amended subdivision plat for Hidden Canyon Estates Phase 5 at 2463, 2477, and 2483 E. Springtime Road.

As with the Council meetings, minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed.

Why these items matter

Short-term rental rules and zoning amendments directly affect property owners, renters, and neighborhoods. Eminent domain proceedings can affect property rights along the Lone Peak Parkway corridor. Restaurant licenses and home occupation permits determine which businesses can operate and where. Residents who want to track outcomes should watch for the published minutes, which will record votes and final actions.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days, according to the available data. Readers should check the city's official calendar for any newly scheduled sessions.

Draper City Council weighs solid waste contract, Kuwahara Nursery zoning; minutes pending for all July meetings

Solid waste collection contract on the table

The most consequential item before the Draper City Council this month is Resolution #26-35, which would approve a contract with Ace Recycling and Disposal Inc. for residential solid waste and recyclable collection. The item appeared on the July 6 and July 7 City Council agendas. Because meeting minutes have not yet been published, the city's record does not show whether the council voted on the resolution or what the vote tally was. Residents who receive city residential collection services would be affected if the agreement is adopted.

Kuwahara Nursery zoning hearings

The council scheduled public hearings on Ordinances #1728, #1729, and #1730, which cover land use and zoning map amendments and a development agreement for the Kuwahara Nursery property — 1.95 acres at 762 W. 12300 S. The same July 6 and July 7 agendas included public hearings on Ordinance #1726, amending Titles 9 and 17 regarding corner lots, and Ordinance #1727, amending standards for Detached Accessory Dwelling Units. Outcomes are not yet available in the public record.

Traverse Ridge tax rate and other July 7 items

The July 7 City Council agenda also listed certification of the 2027 taxable year tax rate for the Traverse Ridge Special Service District. No tax rate figure was included in the agenda summary. Consent items on July 6 included approval of the June 2 and June 9, 2026 meeting minutes and Resolution #26-34.

Planning Commission: zoning map amendment and conditional uses

The Planning Commission met July 9 to consider a zoning map amendment for 1.67 acres at 12430 S. 700 East and a subdivision plat amendment for 2.36 acres at 13657 S. 600 West (Vista 11 South). The agenda also included a home occupation conditional use permit for Cleancrumb.co at 12983 S. Fox Crossing Ln and a conditional use permit for a 6-foot front yard fence at 12474 S. Rawlins Ln. Minutes are not yet published, so no commission recommendations or votes are confirmed.

Appeals and Variance Officer meeting canceled

The July 13 Appeals and Variance Officer meeting, which was to consider an appeal by Taylor and Kelsey Hyde of a Zoning Administrator Interpretation regarding non-conforming setbacks at 1159 East 13400 South (Application 2026-0121-APPL) in the RA2 zone, was canceled. The agenda also listed approval of the March 31, 2026 meeting minutes.

July 17 council hearings: short-term rentals, restaurant license, fee schedule

The council's July 17 agenda included public hearings on proposed amendments to Municipal Code Titles 6 and 9 regarding Short-Term Rentals, a zoning map amendment for 1.08 acres at 265 E. 13275 S. (Adamo Request), and land use and zoning map amendments for 0.31 acres at 273 E. 13800 S. (Solid Construction Request). Also listed were a public hearing for a limited-service restaurant license for Bear Tracks Holdings LLC dba Black Bear Diner and Resolution #26-37 to amend the Consolidated Fee Schedule of Draper City. No outcomes are available.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days, according to the available agenda data. Residents seeking confirmed outcomes from the July 6, 7, 9, and 17 meetings should watch for published minutes on the city's official meeting portal.

Draper Meetings Roundup: Council Tackles Waste Contract, Zoning Changes; Planning Commission Reviews Map Amendments

Draper City's recent government meetings covered residential solid waste collection, zoning map amendments, and accessory dwelling unit standards — but because minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions, only the agendas are available. No votes, decisions, or outcomes can be confirmed from the record provided.

City Council — July 6 and July 7

The Draper City Council scheduled public hearings on several ordinances and one action item across two meetings.

The council was set to vote on Resolution #26-35, approving a contract with Ace Recycling and Disposal Inc. for residential solid waste and recyclable collection. This is the most consequential item on the agenda because it would directly affect how residents' garbage and recycling are collected.

Public hearings were scheduled on:

• **Ordinance #1726** — amendments to Titles 9 and 17 regarding corner lot regulations.
• **Ordinance #1727** — text amendments for detached accessory dwelling unit standards.
• **Ordinances #1728, #1729, and #1730** — land use and zoning map amendments and a development agreement for the **Kuwahara Nursery** property, **1.95 acres at 762 W. 12300 S.**

The council was also scheduled to certify the 2027 taxable year tax rate for the Traverse Ridge Special Service District.

Consent items included approval of the June 2 and June 9, 2026 meeting minutes and Resolution #26-34.

Study session topics included the River to Range Trail design, solid waste services, and updates on Major Roads and Parks capital improvement plans.

Note: Minutes for both July 6 and July 7 meetings have not been published. Whether any ordinance passed, the contract was approved, or the tax rate was certified cannot be confirmed from the available record.

Planning Commission — July 1 and July 9

The Planning Commission met on two dates with overlapping agenda items.

A zoning map amendment (Application 2026-0103-MA) was scheduled for 1.67 acres at approximately 12430 S. 700 East, requested by Ivory Homes/JDAWS Rentals.

A subdivision plat amendment (Application 2026-0093-SUB) was scheduled for 2.36 acres at 13657 S. 600 West, identified as Vista 11 South.

Two conditional use permits were on the agenda:

• A **home occupation** permit (Application **2026-0119-USE**) for **Cleancrumb.co** at **12983 S. Fox Crossing Ln**.
• A permit for a **6-foot front yard fence** (Application **2026-0123-USE**) at **12474 S. Rawlins Ln**.

Annual planning commissioner training by city staff was also listed.

Note: Minutes for both Planning Commission meetings have not been published. No recommendations or decisions can be confirmed.

Appeals and Variance Officer — July 6

The Appeals and Variance Officer was scheduled to consider an appeal by Taylor and Kelsey Hyde of a Zoning Administrator Interpretation regarding non-conforming setbacks for their property at 1159 East 13400 South in the RA2 (Residential Agricultural) zone (Application 2026-0121-APPL).

The body was also scheduled to vote on approval of the March 31, 2026 meeting minutes.

Note: Minutes have not been published. The outcome of the appeal is not available.

Coming Up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city website for any newly scheduled sessions.