Herriman meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Herriman City Council to weigh $16M bond refund, officer pay, and zoning changes

Over the past two weeks, the Herriman City Council and Planning Commission held public hearings and work sessions on officer pay, zoning changes, a land purchase, and fire and safety district budgets. No decisions have been finalized — minutes for these meetings have not yet been published. The council's next regular meeting on Aug. 26 will take up a $16 million bond refunding and an interfund loan.

City Council (Aug. 11)

The council held a public hearing on proposed compensation increases for specific city officers and considered a zoning map amendment for a property on Herriman Boulevard. The agenda also included:

• A zoning change from C-1 to CF for approximately 2.6 acres at 5222 W Herriman Boulevard.
• The purchase of 34.32 acres near 7751 W Step Mountain Road.
• Cooperative agreements with the Utah Department of Transportation for U-111 and Herriman Boulevard.
• Installation of a traffic signal at Herriman Main Street and 7300 West.

Fire and Safety District tax hearings (Aug. 12)

Two separate meetings were held to consider property tax rates exceeding the Certified Tax Rate and to adopt fiscal year 2027 budgets for the Herriman City Fire Service Area and the Herriman City Safety Enforcement Area. Both meetings were scheduled for 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, with virtual participation available via Microsoft Teams.

Planning Commission (Aug. 19)

The Planning Commission held a work meeting and a regular meeting that included public hearings on several subdivision plats, a zoning map amendment, and a master development agreement for a light manufacturing and fulfillment center. Specific items included:

• A use permit for a home occupation daycare at 4511 W Watchmen Way (C2026-106).
• Preliminary plat for a 5-lot subdivision at approximately 12650 S 6000 West (S2026-023).
• Preliminary plat for the 10-lot Beau Meadows subdivision at approximately 6515 W Rose Canyon Road (S2026-040).
• Renewal of the preliminary plat for the 68-lot Laguna Pointe Subdivision at approximately 14860 S Juniper Crest Road (S2026-116).
• A zoning map change from A-1-43 to A-1-10 at approximately 13727 S 7300 West (Z2026-112) and a master development agreement for Black Clover Holdings LLC at 5200 W Herriman Boulevard (M2026-117).

Youth Council Retreat (Aug. 21)

The Herriman City Youth Council held a two-day retreat to plan its year, including a city hall tour led by Mayor Palmer, legacy project training by Councilmember Terrah Anderson, a vote on the year's theme, and discussion of hoodie and T-shirt designs.

Coming up

City Council Regular Meeting — Aug. 26

The council will hold a work meeting to discuss field rental fees, a proposed fee schedule for the Herriman Community Center at 13011 S Pioneer Street, and a Capital Improvement Plan framework. In the general meeting, the council will hold a public hearing on an interfund loan between the Water Rights Impact Fee Fund and the General Capital Projects Fund, and consider a resolution to issue up to $16,000,000 in Sales and Franchise Tax Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2026. The agenda also includes a discussion of Extra Space Self Storage and presentations from Salt Lake County and the Utah Transit Authority.

All meetings are open to the public. Agendas and minutes are available on the city's website.

Herriman meeting roundup: Manufacturing-zone changes, CDRA budget amendment on July agendas

Herriman's recent City Council, CDRA, and Planning Commission meetings were scheduled to take up zoning changes, a redevelopment budget amendment, and conditional use permits — but minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes and vote tallies are not available. Here is what was on the agendas.

City Council — July 8

The Herriman City Council agenda listed a work session on the Southwest Athletic Complex and a scholarship program, followed by a general meeting with several action items.

The most notable proposed action was an ordinance to amend Section 10-16-1, the Table of Uses for manufacturing zones. The amendment would allow conference centers, charter schools, vocational schools, and reception centers in those zones. If adopted, the change would expand what types of businesses and schools can locate in Herriman's manufacturing areas.

Other agenda items included:

• A petition to vacate a public trail near Rose Creek Estates Subdivision.
• A construction contract for Upper Juniper Canyon Trailhead Phase 3.
• Fiscal Year 2027 Asphalt Preservation Contract Renewals and treatments.
• A resolution for an easement on BLM land for the Zone 5 & 6 Water Tank, pipeline, and access road.

The consent agenda also included approvals for asphalt preservation contracts, trailhead construction, and an interlocal agreement for the HOME Investment Partnership Program.

Because minutes are not yet published, it is not known which items were approved, tabled, or continued.

CDRA — July 8

The Herriman Community Development and Renewal Agency (CDRA) scheduled a public hearing on a resolution to amend the fiscal year 2026 budget. The agency also planned to discuss and consider an amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for the Herriman Innovation Community Reinvestment Project Area.

No vote tallies or outcomes are available; the record is agenda-only.

Planning Commission — July 15

The Herriman Planning Commission agenda included review of two conditional use permit applications:

• Haven Event Center (C2026-079).
• A commercial monument sign at Lifetime Athletic Club (C2026-101).

Commissioners were also scheduled to review and discuss compliance with the Utah Land Use Development and Management Act, approve minutes from the June 3, 2026 meeting, and note the next meeting on August 5, 2026.

Again, minutes have not been published, so decisions on the permits are not yet confirmed.

Why it matters

The manufacturing-zone ordinance, if passed, would broaden what can be built in those areas — potentially affecting where schools, event venues, and training centers operate in Herriman. The CDRA budget amendment and the Salt Lake County interlocal agreement touch on how redevelopment funds are spent in the Innovation Community Reinvestment Project Area. The trail vacation near Rose Creek Estates and the trailhead construction contract affect public access and recreation infrastructure.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days, according to the available schedule. Residents should watch the city's official postings for any added meetings or rescheduled items, and for minutes from the July 8 and July 15 sessions once they are published.

Herriman roundup: rezoning, manufacturing-zone uses, and FY2026 budget amendment on recent agendas; minutes not yet published

Herriman residents saw a packed two weeks of city meetings, with the Planning Commission, City Council, and Community Development and Renewal Agency (CDRA) all convening. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of the recent sessions, this roundup reports what each body had on its agenda — not what was ultimately decided. Official minutes, once posted, are the authoritative record.

Planning Commission — July 1

The Herriman Planning Commission scheduled a work meeting followed by a regular meeting. The work session was set to cover Land Development Code standards and potential amendments.

Administrative items on the regular agenda included:

• A Conditional Use Permit Amendment for an additional commercial building in Copper View Plaza, 0.237 acres in the C-2 zone, at approximately 12298 S Herriman Main St.
• An extension of the Preliminary Subdivision Plat Amendment for Autumn Sky Townhomes Phase 2B Amended, 0.808 acres in the R-2-10 zone, on Autumn Day Lane.
• A Conditional Use Permit Amendment for The Cove at Herriman Springs PUD, 160 acres, to modify street cross-sections, lot lines, and landscape requirements.

The lone legislative item was a recommendation to rezone 2.6 acres at 5222 W Herriman Boulevard from C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to CF Commercial Flex. A rezoning recommendation, if advanced, would go to the City Council for final action.

City Council — July 8

The City Council agenda listed a work session on the Southwest Athletic Complex and a scholarship program before the general meeting.

Action items included:

• A pending ordinance to amend Section 10-16-1 Table of Uses in manufacturing zones to allow conference centers, charter schools, vocational schools, and reception centers.
• A petition to vacate a public trail near Rose Creek Estates Subdivision.

The consent agenda included:

• A construction contract for Upper Juniper Canyon Trailhead Phase 3.
• Fiscal Year 2027 Asphalt Preservation Contract Renewals and treatments.
• A resolution for an easement on BLM land for Zone 5 & 6 Water Tank, pipeline, and access road.

CDRA — July 8

The Herriman Community Development and Renewal Agency scheduled a public hearing on a resolution amending the fiscal year 2026 budget. The agenda also included discussion and consideration of an amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for the Herriman Innovation Community Reinvestment Project Area.

Coming up

• **Planning Commission Regular Meeting — Wednesday, July 15, 2026, 7:00 PM.** Agenda includes review of a Conditional Use Permit for Haven Event Center (C2026-079) and a Conditional Use Permit for a commercial monument sign at Lifetime Athletic Club (C2026-101). Commissioners will also review and discuss compliance with the Utah Land Use Development and Management Act, approve June 3, 2026 minutes, and note the next meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026.

No City Council or CDRA meetings appear on the upcoming schedule within the next 14 days. Residents should watch the city's official postings for published minutes from the July 1 and July 8 meetings, which will confirm what was actually acted upon.