Lehi meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Lehi agendas: 405 townhomes, RDA agreements and a budget hearing on tap

Lehi's City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Planning Commission were scheduled to take up residential subdivisions, redevelopment participation agreements and zoning changes over the past two weeks, according to meeting agendas. Minutes for all six meetings have not been published, so no votes, approvals or final outcomes are recorded here. What follows is what appeared on the agendas, not what was decided.

Land use: 405 townhomes and a 71-lot subdivision

The City Council's October 13 agenda listed approval of Inverness Preliminary Plat E, described as 405 townhome units at Center Street and Traverse Terrace Road, and Spring Meadow Villas, a 71-lot residential subdivision at 1630 S 500 E. The same agenda included a General Plan Amendment for Lakeview Land and Rock at 600 South 600 East to change LDR to Commercial and Heavy Commercial, and the annexation of 4.4 acres at 900 North 1000 West for Pasture Walk with R-1-22 zoning. It also listed a Betterment Agreement with UDOT for a waterline across Pioneer Crossing at 2300 West.

Two agenda summaries for October 13 appeared in the records provided, listing the same items in a different order.

RDA: Thanksgiving Point and Stack Soccer Field agreements

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency's October 21 agenda listed Resolution #R2026-07, a Participation Agreement between Lehi City and Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC, and Resolution #R2026-06, a Participation Agreement between the Lehi Redevelopment Agency and Stack Soccer Field LLC. It also listed Resolution #R2026-08, an Interlocal Agreement regarding the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone, and a discussion of a closed meeting regarding pending or imminent litigation.

The City Council's own October 21 agenda carried a single item: Resolution 2026-43, an Interlocal Agreement between Lehi City and the Lehi City Redevelopment Agency regarding the same Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone.

Work meeting: schools, Fiber Fund, Chiu property

A City Council work meeting on October 12 was set to include a presentation on Lehi growth, demographics and area plans for local schools, a Fiber Fund review presentation, discussion of land use for the Chiu property, and discussion of home occupation regulations. Work meetings are discussion sessions; the agenda did not list action items.

Planning Commission: zoning change and small subdivisions

The Planning Commission's October 22 agenda scheduled public hearings on a zoning change for 1.89 acres at 1840 N 2300 W from A-5 to R-1-8, Karren Estates Plat A, a preliminary 3-lot subdivision at 105 South 500 West, and an updated 12-lot concept for Clark Meadows at 1700 West and 1300 South. A request for an 8-foot fence at 1806 North 500 West was also listed.

Coming up

City Council, October 27 — A public hearing on an amendment to the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. The agenda also lists Resolution #2026-67, an agreement with Hughes General Contractors, Inc. for a Public Works Storage Building; Resolution #2026-63, the FY 2026-2027 budget amendment; the Tapley Project Concept at 58 South 300 West, adding four townhome units; Ordinance #49-2026, a zone change for 802 W State Street from Mixed Use to Heavy Commercial; and the Logan Annexation of 2.68 acres at approximately 1300 S 1700 W with R-1-22 and TH-5 zoning.

RDA, October 27 — Resolution #R2026-09, an Economic Development Agreement with Garff Properties-Meadow Pointe, LLC.

Residents can attend either meeting; the budget hearing is the item that accepts public comment. Agendas are subject to change, and the official posted agenda and any published minutes are the authoritative record.

Lehi agendas center on 405 townhomes, 71-lot subdivision; no votes yet published

Lehi's City Council and Planning Commission spent the past two weeks on land-use questions, with the largest items being a 405-unit townhome plat and a 71-lot residential subdivision. Both appeared on the City Council's October 13 agenda as items up for approval. The records reviewed for this roundup are agendas only — no minutes or vote tallies have been published — so whether either item passed is not established here.

Council: 405 townhomes and a 71-lot subdivision

The October 13 City Council agenda listed two residential approvals:

• **Inverness Preliminary Plat E** — 405 townhome units at Center Street and Traverse Terrace Road, listed for approval.
• **Spring Meadow Villas** — a 71-lot residential subdivision at 1630 S 500 E, listed for approval.

Zoning, annexation and a UDOT agreement

The same October 13 agenda included a General Plan Amendment request from Lakeview Land and Rock for property at 600 South 600 East, to change Low Density Residential (LDR) to Commercial and Heavy Commercial. It also listed the annexation of 4.4 acres at 900 North 1000 West for Pasture Walk with R-1-22 zoning, and a Betterment Agreement with UDOT for a waterline across Pioneer Crossing at 2300 West.

Planning Commission: four public hearings on October 8

The Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing for October 8, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at the Lehi Civic Center on four requests:

• An R-1-22 and TH-5 zoning review for Danny Logan's Logan Annexation on 2.68 acres at approximately 1300 S 1700 W.
• Lawrence Snow's request to change .72 acres at 802 W State Street from Mixed Use to Heavy Commercial.
• Colby Anderson's request for a building materials exception for Moto United Phase 2 at 450 Millpond Drive.
• Tapley Mitchell's Tapley Project Concept at 58 South 300 West, adding four townhome units and retaining existing structures.

The notice states the commission would make recommendations or consider approvals, and that no final City Council decisions were noted in it.

Work meeting: schools, fiber, home occupations

A October 12 City Council work meeting listed a presentation on Lehi growth, demographics and area plans for local schools, a Fiber Fund review presentation, discussion of Chiu Property land use, and discussion of home occupation regulations. Work meetings are discussion sessions; the agenda does not indicate any action items.

October 7: legislative priorities and a closed meeting

The October 7 City Council agenda listed presentations by state representatives on legislative priorities and a proposed motion to enter a closed meeting regarding pending or reasonably imminent litigation. The agenda does not identify the litigation.

What the record does not show

No minutes, vote counts or dollar figures appear in the materials reviewed. The October 13 City Council agenda appears twice in the records with the same five items, and is treated here as one meeting. Nothing in these documents establishes that any listed item was approved, denied or continued.

Coming up

The Planning Commission meets October 22 with public hearings on a zoning change for 1.89 acres at 1840 N 2300 W from A-5 to R-1-8, and the Karren Estates Plat A Preliminary 3-lot Subdivision at 105 South 500 West. The agenda also lists an updated 12-lot Clark Meadows concept at 1700 West and 1300 South, and a request for an 8-foot fence at 1806 North 500 West.

Lehi council to weigh 405 townhomes, 71-lot subdivision; recent meetings yield no published decisions

Three Lehi public meetings were held in the past two weeks, and none has published minutes yet, so no decisions are recorded from them. The next scheduled meeting, a City Council session on Oct. 13, 2026, is set to take up two residential projects — 405 townhome units and a 71-lot subdivision — along with a land-use change, an annexation and a waterline agreement.

Oct. 13 City Council: housing, land use, waterline

The agenda lists five items:

• Approval of 405 townhome units for Inverness Preliminary Plat E at Center Street and Traverse Terrace Road.
• Approval of Spring Meadow Villas, a 71-lot residential subdivision at 1630 S 500 E.
• A General Plan Amendment for Lakeview Land and Rock at 600 South 600 East to change LDR to Commercial and Heavy Commercial.
• Annexation of 4.4 acres at 900 North 1000 West for Pasture Walk, with R-1-22 zoning.
• A Betterment Agreement with UDOT for a waterline across Pioneer Crossing at 2300 West.

These are agenda items. The supplied data does not include votes or outcomes for them.

The schedule provided lists the Oct. 13 City Council agenda twice, with the same items in both entries.

Recent meetings: agendas only

Oct. 7, City Council. The agenda called for presentations by state representatives on legislative priorities, and a proposed closed meeting regarding pending or reasonably imminent litigation. Closed sessions are not open to the public; the record provided does not establish whether the closed meeting was held.

Oct. 8, Planning Commission. A public hearing was scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at the Lehi Civic Center on four items: an R-1-22 and TH-5 zoning review for Danny Logan's Logan Annexation on 2.68 acres at approximately 1300 S 1700 W; Lawrence Snow's request to change .72 acres at 802 W State Street from Mixed Use to Heavy Commercial; Colby Anderson's request for a building materials exception for Moto United Phase 2 at 450 Millpond Drive; and Tapley Mitchell's Tapley Project Concept at 58 South 300 West, adding four townhome units and retaining existing structures. The notice states the commission will make recommendations or consider approvals, and notes no final City Council decisions.

Oct. 12, City Council work meeting. The agenda listed a presentation on Lehi growth, demographics and area plans for local schools; a Fiber Fund review presentation; discussion of Chiu property land use; and discussion of home occupation regulations.

What the items concern

The Oct. 13 agenda items concern how many housing units may be approved at two specific locations, how land is designated at 600 South 600 East, whether 4.4 acres are annexed into the city, and a waterline crossing at Pioneer Crossing. The Oct. 12 work meeting concerns school planning data, the Fiber Fund, a specific property's land use and home occupation rules.

Coming up

• **Oct. 13, 2026 — City Council:** the five land-use and agreement items listed above.

No other meetings are listed in the next 14 days. Because the three recent meetings are agenda-only, this roundup records what was scheduled, not what was decided.

Lehi City Council, Planning Commission take up sign code, annexation, and land-use items

Lehi City Council and Planning Commission met last week to consider a range of policy and land-use items, including a comprehensive sign code update, an annexation, a development agreement amendment, and multiple subdivision requests. Minutes for these meetings have not yet been published, so no final votes or outcomes are recorded.

City Council work meeting (Aug. 10)

The council held a work meeting to discuss three items, with no final votes expected. Waste Management representative Blake Leonelli discussed hazardous waste disposal options. The council also reviewed the city's PARC Tax Policy, including original and redlined revisions, and a draft Data Privacy Policy.

City Council regular meeting (Aug. 11)

The council's regular meeting included several significant items:

• **Sign code update:** Ordinance #35-2026, a comprehensive Development Code Amendment to Chapter 23 (Signs), was on the agenda. The item had been tabled from the July 28 meeting.
• **Annexation:** Resolution #2026-47 would annex the Pasture Walk Annexation, 4.4 acres at approximately 900 North 1000 West.
• **Subdivision:** A concept plan for Fox Trail Subdivision, nine lots and a development agreement at 2850 West 1500 North.
• **Development agreement amendment:** Resolution #2026-46 would amend the Gardner Plumb Development Agreement, transferring 124 equivalent residential units from north to south.
• **Public works contract:** Resolution #2026-48 would authorize an agreement with Hughes General Contractors for dirt work on the Public Works storage building.

The council also had the option to enter a closed session for lawful purposes.

Planning Commission (Aug. 13)

The Planning Commission held a public hearing on 13 items, including preliminary subdivisions, conditional use permits, a zone change, and development code amendments. Notable items included:

• **Vivian Estates 5B:** A preliminary subdivision for 10 single-family lots at 600 East and 300 East, tabled from July 9.
• **Traverse Mountain Area Plan amendment:** Perry Commercial requested changing ~5 acres at Timpanogos Highway and Mountain View Road from High Density Residential to Highway Commercial.
• **Zone change:** Lehi City requested changing 0.406 acres at 3455 N Center Pointe Drive from Public Facility (PF) to Transitional Holding (TH-5).
• **Renewable energy code:** A Development Code Amendment to Chapter 19 would update maximum allowed kW for residential systems.
• **Parking requirements:** A code amendment to Table 37.080 would add parking requirements for preschools/daycares with specialized therapy.

Coming up

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on Aug. 27 at 7:00 p.m. on four items:

• Exception request for 235 Office Suites Concept at 235 W State Street
• Zoning review for the Pasture Walk Annexation (4.4 acres at approximately 900 North 1000 West)
• Zone change from TH-5 to A-5 for the Nelson property at 1193 North 2300 West
• Conditional use for an AT&T antenna on Primary Children's Hospital at 2250 North Miller Campus Drive

Residents interested in these items can attend the meeting to provide public comment.

Lehi City Council set to take up public safety impact fees, Cortese subdivision in July 28 meeting

The Lehi City Council convened July 28, 2026, with a packed agenda covering a proposed public safety impact fee, an 8-lot subdivision, and multiple development code amendments. However, minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so outcomes — including vote tallies and whether items were approved — are not available in the record.

Public safety impact fee

The Council scheduled a public hearing and consideration of Ordinance #33-2026, which would enact a new Public Safety Impact Fee to fund public safety facilities in Lehi. The agenda also included review of an Impact Fee Facilities Plan for public safety and an Impact Fee Analysis for public safety. No dollar amounts for the proposed fee are listed in the available agenda materials.

Because minutes are not yet published, it is not known whether the ordinance was adopted or what public comment was received.

Cortese Subdivision

The Council was set to vote on preliminary subdivision approval for the Cortese Subdivision, an 8-lot project at 1450 West 1220 North in the R-1-22 zone. The outcome of that vote is not yet in the record.

FY 2027 executive officer compensation

A public hearing was scheduled to receive input on proposed compensation increases for executive municipal officers for fiscal year 2027. The agenda lists no specific compensation amounts. A separate agenda entry described the hearing as the only item on its agenda, though it appears alongside other business on the same date.

Storm Water Management Plan

The Council was scheduled to consider Resolution #2026-44, which would update the Lehi Storm Water Management Plan 2026. The resolution's outcome is not yet available.

Development code amendments

Multiple development code amendments were on the agenda:

• Sign regulations (Chapter 23)
• Application requirements (Chapter 11)
• Mixed-use zone updates (Chapter 38)
• Temporary construction safety (Section 3.08)

No details on the substance of these amendments are provided in the available materials, and no outcomes are recorded.

Pre-council discussions

Before the formal agenda, the Council was scheduled to hear a heavy rescue presentation by the Fire Department and review the Downtown Facilities Master Plan. These items were listed as discussion topics rather than action items.

What residents should know

All items above come from agendas only. The city has not yet published minutes for the July 28 meeting, so it is not possible to report what was decided, how council members voted, or what public comment was made. Residents seeking confirmed outcomes should check the city's official meeting records once minutes are posted.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Readers should monitor the Lehi City website for newly posted agendas or special meetings.

Lehi officials weigh zone changes, property tax rate, and RDA development agreements

Lehi City's recent meetings covered a range of land-use, tax, and infrastructure matters, but because minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions held July 13–14, only the scheduled agenda items can be reported — not whether votes passed or failed.

City Council: Zone changes and tax rate on the agenda

The City Council held a work meeting July 13 to discuss transportation options for Northwest Lehi, paid parking at Dry Creek Lake, a Steinway Piano Policy and fees, and Nice healthcare. A closed meeting regarding real property and individual character or competence was also proposed.

On July 14, the council's regular session included consideration of Resolution #2026-45, which would adopt the certified property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. The council also was scheduled to vote on Ordinance #27-2026, the Walker Zone Change, which would rezone 2.58 acres at 915 West State Street from R-1-8 to C-H (Heavy Commercial). Another zoning item, Ordinance #2026-28 (the Prestwich Zone Change), would rezone 1.09 acres at 2004 North 900 West from RA-1 to R-2.

The council was also set to consider the Preliminary Subdivision for Cortese Subdivision, an 8-lot residential development at 1450 West 1220 North, and Ordinance #2026-31, which would update Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit requirements to comply with 2026 state legislation.

A pre-council session scheduled for 5:00 PM included discussion of the Public Safety Impact Fee Study, the certified property tax rate, and parking issues at Bellaview.

RDA: Participation agreements for soccer field and transit zone

The Lehi City Redevelopment Agency met July 14 to consider three resolutions. Resolution #R2026-06 is a participation agreement with Stack Soccer Field LLC. Resolution #R2026-07 is a participation agreement with Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC. Resolution #R2026-08 is an interlocal agreement regarding the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone.

Library Board: Book reconsiderations and policy review

The Lehi Library Board met July 13 to handle reconsideration requests for two books: "Big Wig" by Johnathan Hillman and "Parachute Kids" by Betty Tang. The agenda also included review and approval of policies on Patron Conduct and Safety and the Technology Plan, open meetings training with Teisha Wilson, and fall outreach planning for book selection and activities.

Coming up

The City Council has a full agenda on July 28, 2026, with multiple public hearings:

• **Public safety impact fees**: A public hearing and consideration of Ordinance #33-2026 to enact a new Public Safety Impact Fee, along with review of the Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for public safety.
• **Executive officer compensation**: A public hearing on proposed FY 2027 compensation increases for executive municipal officers. No specific amounts are listed on the agenda.
• **Cortese Subdivision**: A vote on preliminary approval for the 8-lot subdivision at 1450 West 1220 North in the R-1-22 zone.
• **Storm Water Management Plan**: Consideration of Resolution #2026-44 updating the Lehi Storm Water Management Plan 2026.
• **Development code amendments**: Changes to sign regulations (Chapter 23), application requirements (Chapter 11), mixed-use zone standards (Chapter 38), and temporary construction safety (Section 3.08).
• **Pre-council discussions**: A heavy rescue presentation by the Fire Department and a review of the Downtown Facilities Master Plan.

All recent meeting minutes remain unpublished; residents should check the city's official records for confirmed outcomes.