Lindon meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Lindon agendas take up school district office, State Street zoning and Lindon Village Commercial uses; no outcomes yet published

No decisions are recorded from Lindon's last three meetings. Two Planning Commission meetings — Oct. 13 and Oct. 23 — have agendas posted but no published minutes, and the regular City Council meeting scheduled for Oct. 19 was canceled. What follows is what the agendas listed, not what was decided.

School district office building and State Street zoning

The Oct. 13 Planning Commission agenda listed a site plan approval for a new Timpanogos School District administrative office building. The meeting summary describes the items as public hearings.

Three land-use items were listed alongside it:

• A zoning map amendment for 460 N State Street from Commercial General A (CG-A) to Public Facilities (PF).
• A General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for 460 N. State Street and 490 N. State Street to Community Facilities.
• A General Plan Street Master Plan Map amendment to include a future cul-de-sac street requested by Brook Blackhurst.

The same agenda also listed minor subdivision approval for a two-lot subdivision at Ken's Cove, Plat D.

Because minutes from the Oct. 13 meeting have not been published, the record supplied here does not show whether the commission voted, continued, or took no action on any of these items.

Lindon Village Commercial zone uses

The Oct. 23 Planning Commission agenda listed a review of permitted, conditional, and nonpermitted uses in the Lindon Village Commercial (LVC) zone. Also listed was a minor subdivision request by Mark Sudbury for a two-lot subdivision (RAI, Plat B).

The agenda also listed a closed session to discuss real property purchase or sale and potential litigation. The supplied record gives only the stated topic; no further detail is available.

As with the Oct. 13 meeting, no minutes have been published, so no outcome is recorded.

City Council meeting canceled

The regular session City Council meeting scheduled for Oct. 19, 2026, was canceled. The supplied record lists no agenda items for that date and gives no reason for the cancellation.

What the record does not show

The material available for this roundup contains no vote tallies, no dollar figures, and no adopted motions. Agendas list what a body intends to consider; they do not establish what a body did. The absence of minutes here is a limit on what can be reported, not evidence that nothing happened at either Planning Commission meeting.

Residents who want the outcome of the school district office site plan, the 460 N State Street and 490 N. State Street land-use amendments, the proposed cul-de-sac street, the Ken's Cove Plat D subdivision, or the LVC zone use review will need the published minutes or meeting recordings from the city.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed in the supplied data for the next 14 days. That does not mean no meetings are scheduled — it means none appeared in the records provided for this roundup. Check the city's official agenda postings for confirmed dates, times, and locations before attending, and note that agendas are subject to change and items may be added or continued.

Lindon agendas list $7.4M water and $3.5M sewer bond votes, RDA property purchase intent, school district office review

Lindon City Council agendas from the past two weeks list votes on up to $7,400,000 in water revenue bonds and up to $3,500,000 in sewer revenue and refunding bonds, an agency resolution expressing intent to buy property in the 700 North community development area, and a Planning Commission review of a new Timpanogos School District administrative office building. Minutes for these meetings had not been published in the records provided as of October 19, so what was actually decided at any of them is not established here. The items below are what the agendas scheduled.

Water and sewer bonds (Oct. 5)

The City Council agenda for Monday, October 5, 2026, at 5:15 p.m. at 100 North State Street listed public hearings and votes on:

• Resolution #2026-37-R for up to $7,400,000 in Water Revenue Bonds, Series 2026
• Resolution #2026-38-R for up to $3,500,000 in Sewer Revenue and Refunding Bonds, Series 2026

Both figures are authorization ceilings listed on the agenda, not amounts spent or received. The consent agenda for that meeting listed no items.

Other Oct. 5 council business

• A request from North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District for relief from certain utility fees, reviewed as the Board of Equalization.
• Discussion of land uses in the LVC zone along 700 North, with recommendations to the Planning Commission.
• An interlocal agreement with Utah County for 400 West construction reimbursement, listed as Resolution #2026-36-R.
• A closed session listed for potential real property purchase or sale and pending or possible litigation, followed by a recess to the Lindon City Redevelopment Agency meeting.

RDA property purchase intent

The Redevelopment Agency agenda for the same evening listed RDA Resolution #2026-8-RDA, expressing intent to purchase real property within the 700 North CDA for economic development purposes. The agency also listed review of minutes from its June 15, 2026 meeting. Chair Carolyn Lundberg was listed as conducting. The meeting was scheduled during the 5:15 p.m. City Council meeting at the Lindon City Center Council Chambers, 100 North State Street.

Planning Commission: school district office, zoning (Oct. 13)

The Planning Commission agenda listed public hearings on general plan and zoning amendments, plus a minor subdivision and a site plan. Items included:

• Site plan approval for a new Timpanogos School District administrative office building.
• A zoning map amendment for 460 N State Street from Commercial General A (CG-A) to Public Facilities (PF).
• A General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for 460 N. State Street and 490 N. State Street to Community Facilities.
• A General Plan Street Master Plan Map amendment to include a future cul-de-sac street requested by Brook Blackhurst.
• Minor subdivision approval for a two-lot subdivision at Ken's Cove, Plat D.

Budget hearing set for Nov. 2

An October 7 council entry states the City Council will hold a public hearing on November 2, 2026, on amendments to the FY2026-27 Lindon City budget and the FY2026-27 Lindon City RDA budget.

Police property notice

The Lindon Police Department issued a notice regarding evidence no longer needed, safekeeping property, and found property with unknown owners. The notice lists tools, coins, electronics, jewelry and firearms magazines among available property. Owners may claim items by providing a verbal description and the approximate date the item was lost.

Coming up

The regular City Council meeting scheduled for October 19, 2026, has been canceled. The next listed date in the records provided is the November 2, 2026 public hearing on the FY2026-27 city and RDA budget amendments. No other upcoming meetings were included in the material reviewed for this roundup.

Lindon weighs $7.4M water bonds, $3.5M sewer bonds; no outcomes yet published from recent meetings

Lindon's recent government meetings put borrowing, land-use changes and a possible property purchase on the table, but none of the agendas reviewed for this roundup included published minutes, so no outcomes are confirmed. The items below are what the city's agendas listed for consideration.

City Council: up to $7.4M in water bonds, $3.5M in sewer bonds

At its Oct. 5 meeting, scheduled for 5:15 p.m. at 100 North State Street, the Lindon City Council listed public hearings and resolutions for up to $7,400,000 in Water Revenue Bonds, Series 2026 (Resolution #2026-37-R) and up to $3,500,000 in Sewer Revenue and Refunding Bonds, Series 2026 (Resolution #2026-38-R). Those figures are authorization ceilings described in the agenda, not amounts spent.

The same agenda listed a request from the North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District for relief from certain utility fees, reviewed as the Board of Equalization; discussion of land uses in the LVC zone along 700 North, with recommendations to the Planning Commission; and an interlocal agreement with Utah County for 400 West construction reimbursement (Resolution #2026-36-R). A closed session was listed for potential real property purchase or sale and pending or possible litigation, followed by a recess to the Redevelopment Agency meeting. The consent agenda listed no items.

RDA: intent to buy property in the 700 North CDA

Meeting during the council session, the Lindon City Redevelopment Agency listed RDA Resolution #2026-8-RDA, expressing intent to purchase real property within the 700 North CDA for economic development purposes. Chair Carolyn Lundberg was listed to conduct. The agency also listed review of minutes from its June 15, 2026 meeting. An expression of intent is not a completed purchase.

Planning Commission: 25-lot townhome rezoning, 4-lot subdivision, warehouse addition

The Sept. 29 Planning Commission agenda listed a 4-lot single-family residential development, Stringtown Grove Subdivision, Plat A, requested by Scott Anderson; an amended site plan from Lauren Weldon for a 28,489-square-foot warehouse addition to an existing office building (Fortem Building Expansion); an ordinance creating an R-4 Planned Development Overlay Zone for a 25-lot residential townhome development; a zoning map change for Quail Cove from Commercial General to that overlay; and an amendment to Lindon City Code §17.08 on planning commission duties, appointment, removal and procedures.

School district offices and State Street zoning

The Oct. 7 Planning Commission agenda listed a site plan for a new Timpanogos School District administrative office building; a zoning map amendment for 460 N State Street from Commercial General A to Public Facilities; and a General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for 460 N. State Street and 490 N. State Street to Community Facilities. It also listed a minor subdivision for a two-lot subdivision at Ken's Cove, Plat D.

Hearings scheduled

A public hearing on Brook Blackhurst's application to amend the Lindon City General Plan Street Master Plan Map to add a future cul-de-sac street was set for Oct. 13 at 6:00 p.m. at 100 North State Street. The Planning Commission recommends; the Lindon City Council makes the final decision. Written or emailed comments are passed to the commission before the meeting, and the meeting is broadcast live on YouTube.

A City Council public hearing on amendments to the FY2026-27 Lindon City budget and the FY2026-27 Lindon City RDA budget was set for Nov. 2.

Police property notice

The Lindon Police Department issued notice regarding evidence no longer needed, safekeeping property and found property with unknown owners, including tools, coins, electronics, jewelry and firearms magazines. Owners may claim items by providing a verbal description and the approximate date the item was lost.

Coming up

The upcoming-meetings list provided for the next 14 days was empty, so no future meetings can be reported from it. Two hearings already scheduled in the records above are the Oct. 13 Planning Commission public hearing at 6:00 p.m. and the Nov. 2 City Council budget hearing.

Lindon meetings set stage for rezoning, water policy, and utility rate hearings

Lindon residents have several public hearings on the horizon after recent Planning Commission and City Council meetings placed zoning changes, water share policy, and utility rates on the agenda. No decisions have been recorded yet — minutes from the July meetings have not been published, so outcomes are not available.

Planning Commission: rezoning and development agreement

The Lindon City Planning Commission met July 14, 2026, at the Lindon City Center to consider two items tied to land use in the city.

The first was a public hearing on an ordinance to amend and terminate the Development Agreement between Lindon City and MS Industrial Properties, LLC. The request seeks to terminate and dissolve a 2008 development agreement between MS Properties and Lindon City.

The second was a public hearing on a zoning map amendment for eight parcels — Utah County Parcels 14:060:0070, 14:060:0067, 14:060:0073, 14:059:0050, 14:059:0049, 14:059:0051, 14:059:0053, and 14:059:0001. The proposed change would rezone these parcels from Regional Commercial (RC) to General Commercial (CG). A related item referenced rezoning from Regional Commercial (RC), Light Industrial (LI), and Light Industrial West Overlay (LI-W) to General Commercial for the North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District.

The meeting was broadcast live on YouTube, and residents could submit written comments before the hearing. The Commission was also scheduled to receive a general city update from the Community Development Director.

Because minutes are not yet published, the Commission's recommendations or votes on these items are not available.

Water share requirements under review

The Planning Commission met July 16, 2026, to set up a public hearing on changes to water share requirements for development. That hearing is scheduled for August 25, 2026.

The proposed amendments would update Lindon City Code Title 17 and the Lindon City Land Development Policies, Standard Specifications and Drawings Manual. Specifically, the city is considering discontinuing acceptance of North Union Canal water shares and authorizing acceptance of Alpine Full water shares. The proposal also includes clarifying language for accepting water shares or fees in lieu of shares.

These changes would affect which types of irrigation water stocks the city accepts when developers permit projects and connect to the water system.

City Council: fee schedule and utility rates

The Lindon City Council met July 21, 2026, and noticed a public hearing for August 17, 2026, to consider amendments to the FY2026-27 fee schedule and utility rates. Residents may attend and comment at the Lindon City Center.

No specific fee or rate changes were listed in the available agenda materials.

What we know and what we don't

All four meeting records are agenda-only summaries; minutes have not been published. That means no votes, recommendations, or outcomes from any of these meetings can be reported. Residents who want to know what was decided at the July 14 and July 16 Planning Commission meetings should watch for published minutes or contact Lindon City.

Coming up

No additional meetings are listed on the city's calendar for the next two weeks. However, two public hearings noticed in July are approaching:

• **August 17, 2026** — City Council public hearing on FY2026-27 fee schedule and utility rates, at the Lindon City Center.
• **August 25, 2026** — Planning Commission public hearing on water share requirement amendments.

Residents can submit written comments before either hearing or attend in person to comment.