Alpine public meetings in 2023

Committee: Main Street Committee

The Main Street Committee is holding a regular meeting at 4:30pm on December 12, 2023, at City Hall. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific items listed for discussion or decision.

Committee: Main Street Committee

The Main Street Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss the current state of Main Street, review design guidelines, plan future events and promotion, and select a chair. The committee will also set the next meeting schedule.

• Review current Main Street Design Guidelines
• Discuss current state of Main Street
• Plan future Main Street events and promotion
• Select a committee chair
• Set next meeting schedule

City Council

This agenda is limited to a single procedural item: the Alpine City Council will officially canvass and certify the 2023 General Municipal Election. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 5, 2021, at 12:15 pm at Alpine City Hall, 20 North Main Street. No other business is listed.

• Canvass and certification of the 2023 General Municipal Election

Committee: Trails Committee

The Alpine City Trails Committee is holding a regular meeting to discuss trail-related items. The agenda is brief and does not list specific action items or proposals.

• No specific agenda items listed beyond general meeting notice

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting to certify the 2023 election results. The agenda also includes staff reports, council communication, and a possible executive session to discuss litigation, property acquisition, or personnel matters.

• Certify 2023 election results
• Executive session on litigation, property acquisition, or personnel

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider approving a $39,608.87 payment to Precision Concrete Cutting for trip hazard removal on Matterhorn Drive and nearby streets. They will also discuss a resolution to recertify the city's Justice Court and certify the 2023 election results. The meeting includes public comment and an executive session for litigation, property, or personnel matters.

• Approval of $39,608.87 payment to Precision Concrete Cutting for trip hazard removal
• Resolution R2023-40: Recertification of Alpine City Justice Court
• Certification of 2023 election results
• Executive session on litigation, property acquisition, or personnel

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed amendments to multiple sections of the city code governing sewer standards. The changes affect utility requirements across several zoning districts.

• Public hearing on code amendments to sewer standards in sections 3.02.080, 3.03.070, 3.04.070, 3.05.070, 3.06.060, 3.07.070, 3.12.090, and 4.07.160

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting with action items including a proposed annexation petition, a code amendment to remove swimming pools and tennis courts from the definition of customary residential accessory structures and create setback requirements for sports courts, an update to the consolidated fee schedule for culinary water meter part costs, and approval of a caretaker residential lease agreement for Moyle Park. The council will also receive reports on Alpine Days and a design review for the Grove Drive Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Consent calendar items include payments for the Grove Drive Realignment Project and a landslide hazard evaluation.

• Fitzgerald Annexation Petition
• Ordinance 2023-29: Code amendment removing swimming pools and tennis courts from accessory structure definition; creating setback requirements for sports courts
• Resolution No. R2023-38: Update to Consolidated Fee Schedule for Culinary Water Meter Part Costs
• Approval of Moyle Park Caretaker Residential Lease Agreement
• Partial Payment No. 5 – Grove Drive Realignment Project, SMM Excavation: $239,221.88

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review a draft of a new Public-Facilities Zone (P-F) for properties like city buildings, parks, schools, and churches. The zone would prevent commercial or residential development on those sites. The council will also consider several ordinances, including allowing accessory dwelling units as a permitted use and updating setback rules for corner lots and sports courts.

• Work session on creating a Public-Facilities Zone (P-F) for public and quasi-public properties
• Ordinance 2023-27: amending code to allow accessory dwelling units as a permitted use in all zones
• Ordinance 2023-28: amending side yard setback requirements for accessory structures on corner lots (TR-10,000 and CR-40,000 zones)
• Ordinance 2023-29: removing setback requirements for swimming pools, tennis courts, and sports courts
• Consent agenda includes $257,036.68 partial payment for Grove Drive Realignment and $165,863.53 for Burgess Trail Rehab

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold four public hearings on proposed amendments to the Alpine Development Code, including changing accessory apartments to accessory dwelling units and making them permitted uses, adjusting side yard setbacks for accessory structures on corner lots, redefining customary accessory structures to exclude swimming pools and tennis courts and adding sports court setbacks, and clarifying boundary line adjustment approval requirements. The commission will also approve its 2024 meeting schedule and the October 17, 2023 minutes.

• Public hearing: Code amendment to change accessory apartments to accessory dwelling units and make them permitted uses in all zones (DCA 3.02.020-.030, 3.03.020-.030, 3.04.020-.030, 3.05.020-.030, 3.06.020)
• Public hearing: Code amendment to alter side yard setbacks for accessory structures on corner lots in TR-10,000 and CR-40,000 zones (DCA 3.02.050, 3.04.050)
• Public hearing: Code amendment to remove swimming pools and tennis courts from customary accessory structure definition and create sports court setbacks (DCA 3.01.110, 3.02.050, 3.03.050, 3.04.050)
• Public hearing: Code amendment to clarify boundary line adjustment approval requirements (DCA 3.31)
• Approval of 2024 Planning Commission meeting schedule

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 7, 2023, to receive comments on four proposed amendments to the Alpine Development Code. The amendments address boundary line adjustments, accessory dwelling units, side yard setbacks for accessory structures on corner lots, and setback requirements for sports courts. No final decisions are being made at this hearing; it is for public input only.

• Code Amendment 3.31: clarify approval requirements for boundary line adjustments
• Code Amendment: change accessory apartments to accessory dwelling units, make them a permitted use in all listed zones
• Code Amendment 3.02.050 and 3.04.050: amend side yard setbacks for accessory structures on corner lots
• Code Amendment 3.01.110: remove swimming pools and tennis courts from 'Customary Residential Accessory Structure' definition; add setbacks for sports courts

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting with an information session on a proposed PARC tax, followed by action items including a rezone request for two parcels at 476 South Alpine Highway from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial, an ordinance amending setback requirements for accessory structures in the CR-20,000 zone, and resolutions updating construction standards and water/sewer fees. The council will also discuss impacts and engineering for the Grove Drive Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Public comment will be accepted.

• Rezone request for parcels 11:023:0129 and 11:0023:0083 (476 South Alpine Highway) from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial
• Ordinance 2023-25: Amend setback requirements for accessory structures on corner lots in CR-20,000 zone
• Resolution R2023-34: Construction Standards Update
• Resolution R2023-35: Update to Consolidated Fee Schedule for Culinary Water and Sewer Rates
• Bond Release No. 5, Fort Creek Landing: $41,981.54

Committee: Main Street Committee

This is a procedural notice for the Main Street Committee meeting on October 24, 2023, at 4:30pm at City Hall. No agenda items are listed, so the meeting appears to be routine or administrative in nature.

• Meeting date and time: Tuesday, October 24, 2023, 4:30pm
• Location: City Hall, 20 N Main Street

City Council

The City Council is holding an informational meeting to discuss Proposition #2, the PARC tax, which will appear on the General Election ballot. The meeting will cover what the tax is, its uses, and its impact on residents, with time for public questions.

• Discussion of PARC tax (0.1% sales tax) for parks, arts, recreation, and culture
• Proposition #2 on upcoming General Election ballot
• Public Q&A session on the tax measure
• Meeting streamed on YouTube

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a request to rezone two parcels at 476 S Alpine Highway from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial, and on a code amendment to change accessory structure setback requirements for corner lots in the CR-20,000 zone. They will also review a buildable area adjustment for 443 W Lakeview Drive, commercial sign reviews for Sundance Dental and WellPath Center, and a code amendment on the subdivision review process. The meeting is a public meeting with public hearings on the rezone and code amendment items.

• Public hearing: Rezone parcels 11:023:0129 and 11:023:0083 (476 S Alpine Hwy) from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial
• Public hearing: Code amendment 3.03.050 to change accessory structure setbacks on corner lots in CR-20,000 zone
• Buildable area adjustment request for 443 W Lakeview Drive (slopes over 25%)
• Commercial building sign reviews: Sundance Dental and WellPath Center
• Code amendment: 4.06 Subdivision Review Process (Concept Plan)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 10, 2023, to consider a rezone request for two parcels at 476 S Alpine Highway from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial (B-C) Zone. The commission will also discuss code amendments to side yard setback requirements for accessory structures on corner lots and boundary line adjustment approval requirements.

• Rezone request for parcels 11:023:0129 and 11:023:0083 (476 S Alpine HWY) from CR-40,000 to Business Commercial (B-C) Zone
• Code amendment to Alpine Development Code 3.03.050: side yard setback requirements for accessory structures on corner lots
• Code amendment to Alpine Development Code 3.31: boundary line adjustments to clarify approval requirements

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider an ordinance requiring detached accessory structures to have an agreement barring their use as accessory apartments, and a resolution updating the consolidated fee schedule for appeal hearings and variances. The meeting also includes consent calendar items approving payments for several construction projects and a presentation on the FY2023 annual financial audit.

• Ordinance 2023-24: Amendment to Development Code requiring detached accessory structures to have an agreement they will not be used as an accessory apartment
• Resolution R2023-33: Update to the Consolidated Fee Schedule for Appeal Hearings and Variances
• Consent calendar: Bond release for Jecco Farms ($40,910.40), partial payments for Burgess Park Trail Rehab ($149,759.22) and Grove Drive Realignment ($263,608.61), and final payment for 2023 Overlay Project ($1,015,654.52)
• FY2023 Annual Financial Audit Report presentation by Greg Ogden

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss and potentially act on an amendment to the Alpine Development Code. The amendment would require owners of detached structures to sign an agreement that the structure will not be used as an accessory apartment. The meeting also includes a training session on new subdivision requirements and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Amendment to Alpine Development Code 3.23.060: require agreement that detached structures not be used as accessory apartments
• Training on new Subdivision Requirements
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from September 19, 2023

Committee: Prime Time Committee

This is a procedural notice for a Prime Time Committee meeting. No agenda items are listed, so the meeting may be routine or administrative.

City Council

The City Council will vote on resolutions approving the Lambert Park Management Plan and Conservation Easement, and a contract to purchase property at 124 East 100 South. Other action items include expanding a non-conforming structure at 45 E 100 N, amending construction standards, approving a water reuse application, and finalizing a city administrator contract.

• Resolution R2023:29: Approval of the Lambert Park Management Plan
• Resolution R2023:30: Approval of the Lambert Park Conservation Easement
• Resolution R2023-32: Ratifying a real estate purchase contract for property at 124 East 100 South
• Request to expand a legal non-conforming structure at 45 E 100 N
• Resolution R2023-31: Contract for City Administrator

Planning Commission

The Alpine Planning Commission will discuss and possibly vote on two items: a commercial building sign for WellPath Center at 40 W Main Street, which was tabled at the previous meeting for color changes, and a request to expand a legal non-conforming shed at 45 E 100 North for use as a home office. The sign requires approval under the Gateway Historic District guidelines, and the shed expansion needs a recommendation to the City Council.

• Commercial building sign for WellPath Center at 40 W Main Street Suite 100
• Extension of non-conforming shed at 45 E 100 North for a home office
• Sign was tabled on September 5 due to color concerns; applicant asked to match building tones
• Shed currently sits 2-3 feet from east property line, below the required 5-foot side setback
• Shed expansion requires Planning Commission recommendation and City Council approval

City Council

The Alpine City Council is holding a public hearing to discuss a conservation easement for Lambert Park and its associated management plan. This is a public hearing, so no final decision is being made at this meeting; input will be gathered from residents.

• Public hearing on conservation easement for Lambert Park
• Public hearing on management plan for Lambert Park Conservation Easement

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing on a conservation easement and management plan for Lambert Park. The council will also consider amendments to the Timpanogos Special Service District interlocal agreement and a contract for a city administrator. Consent items include approval of a new hook lift truck for $125,295, partial payments for the 2023 Overlay Project ($572,649.94) and Grove Drive Realignment Project ($95,617.12), and adoption of a zoning map update for 663 Patterson Lane.

• Public hearing on Lambert Park Conservation Easement and Management Plan
• Resolution R2023-28: Amendments to Timpanogos Special Service District Interlocal Agreement
• Contract for City Administrator
• Approval of new Hook Lift Truck from Premier Truck Group: $125,295.00
• Partial Payment No. 1 – 2023 Overlay Project, Morgan Asphalt: $572,649.94

Committee: Prime Time Committee

The Prime Time Committee will meet at Alpine City Hall. The agenda contains only a public notice of the meeting time and location.

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss and potentially act on three items: a commercial building sign for WellPath Center at 40 W Main Street, reinstatement of the concept plan for Smooth Canyon Subdivision (19 lots on 11.14 acres), and a preliminary plan review for the same subdivision. The concept plan reinstatement is needed because the 180-day deadline for submitting a preliminary plan has passed.

• Commercial building sign application for WellPath Center at 40 W Main Street Suite 100
• Reinstatement of concept plan for Smooth Canyon Subdivision (19 lots, 11.14 acres, CR 20,000 zone) at approximately 1000 South 1100 East
• Preliminary plan review for Smooth Canyon Subdivision
• Approval of August 15, 2023 Planning Commission minutes

The Planning Commission reviewed a commercial building sign application for the WellPath Center at 40 W Main Street. City staff reported that the application complies with the Development Code for Alpine.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public meeting on August 22, 2023, to discuss and vote on several action items, including a rezoning request, a conditional use permit for a shooting gallery, and resolutions to amend the general plan and modify an interlocal agreement. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes, a partial payment for the Grove Drive Realignment Project, a bond release, and a contract for the Burgess Park Trail Rehabilitation Project.

• Rezone of lot at 663 N Patterson Drive to TR-10,000
• Conditional Use Permit for Shooting Gallery at 19 N Long Drive
• Resolution R2023-26: Amending General Plan for Active Transportation
• Resolution R2023-27: Lone Peak Public Safety District Interlocal Agreement Modifications
• Award of 2023 Burgess Park Trail Rehabilitation Project to SMM Excavation: $352,395.79

The City Council approved a $352,395.79 contract for the Burgess Park Trails Rehabilitation Project and a zoning change for a lot on Patterson Drive. Council also granted a conditional use permit for a residential shooting gallery and amended the General Plan to include the Active Transportation Plan.

• Approved 2023 Burgess Park Trails Rehabilitation Project contract to SMM Excavation for $352,395.79 (4-0)
• Approved Grove Drive Realignment partial payment to SMM Excavation for $34,924.61 (4-0)
• Approved Bond Release Final Alpine Wood Estates for $62,925.79 (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-22 to amend Land Use Authority (4-0)
• Approved rezone of 663 N Patterson Drive to TR-10,000 (4-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for shooting gallery at 19 N Long Drive with six staff-recommended conditions (4-0)
• Approved Resolution No. R2023-26 to include Active Transportation Plan as a General Plan appendix (4-0)
• Approved July 25, 2023 meeting minutes with edits (4-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a conservation easement for Lambert Park and its management plan. This is a public comment opportunity, not a final decision.

• Public hearing on conservation easement for Lambert Park
• Public hearing on management plan for Lambert Park Conservation Easement

The City Council reviewed a proposed conservation easement and management plan for Lambert Park to be presented to Utah County. The document outlines the protection of the property for natural, scenic, and open use while prohibiting residential, commercial, or industrial development.

• Reviewed Lambert Park Conservation Easement and Management Plan for potential approval

City Council

The Alpine City Council has cancelled its August 22, 2023 public hearing, originally scheduled for 6:00 pm at Alpine City Hall. The hearing concerned a conservation easement for Lambert Park and a management plan for that easement. The city will reschedule the hearing for a later date.

• Public hearing cancelled for August 22, 2023
• Conservation easement for Lambert Park
• Management plan for Lambert Park Conservation Easement
• Hearing to be rescheduled

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone a lot at 663 N Patterson Drive from CR-20,000 and TR-10,000 to solely TR-10,000 to allow construction of a single-family dwelling. They will also consider a conditional use permit for a home occupation to teach pickleball lessons at 464 Ranch Drive. The meeting includes approval of minutes from August 1, 2023.

• Public hearing on rezone of 663 N Patterson Drive to TR-10,000 (parcel 11:048:0015)
• Conditional use permit for pickleball lessons at 464 Ranch Drive
• Lot at 663 Patterson Drive is 9,000 sq ft, legally nonconforming due to pre-1976 creation
• Staff recommends approving rezone to remove dual zoning confusion
• Pickleball lessons proposed with conditions: max 4 clients per lesson, on-site parking, hours 7 AM–10 PM

The Planning Commission held a public hearing regarding a request to rezone a lot at 663 N Patterson Drive to TR-10,000 to allow for a single-family dwelling. Staff noted the 9,000 square foot lot is legally nonconforming as it was created prior to the 1976 city code. No final decision or recommendation to the City Council was recorded in the provided text.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezone request for 663 N Patterson Drive. The proposal would change the zoning from CR-20,000 and TR-10,000 to entirely TR-10,000.

• Public hearing on rezone request for 663 N Patterson Drive (parcel 11:048:0015)
• Proposed zoning change from CR-20,000 and TR-10,000 to entirely TR-10,000

Committee: Prime Time Committee

This is a procedural notice for the Prime Time Committee meeting on August 7, 2023, at 3:00pm at City Hall. No agenda items are listed, so the meeting appears to be routine or administrative in nature.

• Meeting date and time: August 7, 2023, 3:00pm
• Location: City Hall, 20 N Main Street

Appeal Authority

The Appeal Authority will hear an appeal of a conditional use permit for a shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive, which was approved by the Alpine City Council on July 11, 2023. The meeting is a public hearing to consider the appeal.

• Appeal of a conditional use permit for a shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive
• Permit was approved by the Alpine City Council on July 11, 2023

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on August 1, 2023, to discuss and potentially approve a buildable area adjustment for Three Falls Lot 36 at 2458 N Mountain Spring Ct, which would allow construction on slopes exceeding 25%. The agenda also includes public hearings on amending the General Plan to incorporate Active Transportation & Transportation Plans, and on removing Land Use Authority references from several code sections. Additionally, the commission will review the Lambert Park Management Plan and a conservation easement for Lambert Park.

• Buildable area adjustment for Three Falls Lot 36 (2458 N Mountain Spring Ct) to include slopes over 25%
• Public hearing: General Plan amendment to add Active Transportation & Transportation Plans
• Public hearing: Remove Land Use Authority references in code sections 3.02.030, 3.03.030, 3.04.030, 3.05.030, 3.06.020, 3.07.030
• Lambert Park Management Plan review
• Lambert Park Conservation Easement review

The Planning Commission recommended approval for a buildable area adjustment at Three Falls Lot 36, the addition of transportation plans to the General Plan, and a code cleanup regarding land use authority. The commission also discussed the Lambert Park Conservation Easement and Management Plan, which is pending a City Council public hearing on August 22, 2023.

• Recommended approval of buildable area adjustment for Three Falls Lot 36, conditioned on following geotechnical report (7-0)
• Recommended approval of General Plan amendment to include Active Transportation and Transportation Plans (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Code Amendment to remove redundant land use authority references in multiple sections (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two items: an amendment to the General Plan adding an appendix for the Active Transportation Plan and Transportation Plan, and a code amendment removing land use authority references from several sections. Public comments will be received at the meeting.

• Public hearing on General Plan amendment to add Active Transportation Plan and Transportation Plan appendix
• Code amendment to remove land use authority references from sections 3.02.030, 3.03.030, 3.04.030, 3.05.030, 3.06.020, 3.07.030

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting on July 25, 2023, to discuss and vote on several items, including a design plan addition for the Alpine Fitness Main Street building, street improvements on Bayberry Circle, impact fees related to a moderate income housing plan, and approval of a conservation easement. The agenda also includes consent calendar items such as amendments to construction standards, the tree guide, and the stormwater design manual, as well as personnel policy changes and new job descriptions.

• Design Plan Addition: Alpine Fitness Main Street Building
• Bayberry Circle Street Improvements
• Impact Fees Related to Moderate Income Housing Plan
• Approval of Conservation Easement/Management Plan
• Resolution R2023-24: Amendments to Personnel Policies and Procedures

The Council approved design renderings for awnings at the Alpine Fitness building. They also directed staff to work with residents of Bayberry Circle to reach a compromise on road repairs by August 17, 2023. Several administrative resolutions regarding construction and stormwater standards were approved.

• Approved Resolution R2023-21: Amendment to Tree Guide (4-1)
• Approved Resolution R2022-22: Amendment to Stormwater Design Manual (4-1)
• Approved design renderings for awnings at 235 South Main Street (3-2)
• Approved motion for Landon Wallace to work with Bayberry Circle residents on a road repair compromise by August 17, 2023 (5-0)
• Moved Resolution R2023-20 to action items (3-2)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting to discuss and take action on several items, including a design plan for the Alpine Fitness Main Street Building, Bayberry Circle street improvements, impact fees related to the moderate income housing plan, and approval of a conservation easement/management plan. The council will also consider amendments to personnel policies and a new job description.

• Design Plan Addition: Alpine Fitness Main Street Building
• Bayberry Circle Street Improvements
• Impact Fees Related to Moderate Income Housing Plan
• Approval of Conservation Easement/Management Plan
• Resolution R2023-24: Amendments to Personnel Policies and Procedures

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on amendments to construction standards, the tree guide, and the stormwater design manual, and will discuss a design plan addition for the Alpine Fitness Main Street Building. The meeting also includes approval of the June 20th minutes.

• Design plan addition for Alpine Fitness Main Street Building
• Public hearing on amendment to Construction Standard Specifications and Details
• Public hearing on amendment to Tree Guide
• Public hearing on amendment to Stormwater Design Manual
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from June 20th, 2023

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider approving a design addition for an awning on the Alpine Fitness building at 235 South Main Street, located in the Business Commercial Zone and Gateway Historic District. The commission will also discuss amendments to construction standard specifications, the tree guide, and the stormwater design manual. The meeting includes approval of the June 20, 2023 minutes.

• Design plan addition for Alpine Fitness awning at 235 S. Main St.
• Amendment to Construction Standard Specifications and Details
• Amendment to Tree Guide
• Amendment to Stormwater Design Manual
• Approval of June 20, 2023 Planning Commission minutes

The Planning Commission recommended approval for updates to construction specifications, the city tree guide, and the stormwater design manual. The commission also recommended approving design renderings for awnings at the Alpine Fitness building.

• Recommended approval of design renderings for awnings at 235 South Main Street (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Resolution No. R2023-20 regarding Construction Standard Specifications and Details (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Resolution No. R2023-21 regarding the Tree Guide (7-0)
• Recommended approval of Resolution No. R2023-22 regarding the Stormwater Design Manual (7-0)
• Approved June 20, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider amendments to the Construction Standards Specifications and Details manual, updates to the Alpine City Tree Guide, and edits to the Stormwater Drainage Design Manual. These changes involve requiring developers to install empty conduits for future use, trimming branches above roadways and sidewalks, and matching state code for onsite stormwater retention.

• Amendments to Construction Standards Specifications and Details manual requiring empty conduits for future use
• Update to Alpine City Tree Guide regarding trimming branches above roadways and sidewalks
• Editing Stormwater Drainage Design Manual to match state code for onsite stormwater retention

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a work session on staffing and part-time employee benefits, then consider a conditional use request for a shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive, an ordinance changing mass gathering rules, and a resolution updating the consolidated fee schedule to include fees for administrative code enforcement and mass gatherings. The consent calendar includes approving prior minutes, declaring an old bell system as surplus, and a bond release for the Layton Subdivision.

• Conditional use request for a shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive
• Ordinance 2023-21: Changes to mass gathering regulations
• Resolution R2023-23: Update to consolidated fee schedule including fees for administrative code enforcement and mass gatherings
• Bond Release No. 5 – Layton Subdivision: $103,961.90
• Declare old bell system as surplus property

The City Council approved a conditional use permit for an underground shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive. The approval includes requirements for ventilation duct work to face away from neighbors and include extra insulation. The council also approved the consent calendar, including a bond release and surplus property declaration.

• Approved conditional use permit for shooting gallery at 670 Lupine Drive with ventilation and insulation conditions (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar including June 27, 2023 minutes (5-0)
• Declared Old Bell System as surplus property (5-0)
• Approved Bond Release No. 5 for Layton Subdivision in the amount of $103,961.90 (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to adopt the final FY2024 budget and amend the FY2023 budget. They will also consider awarding a $941,556.28 bid for the Grove Drive Realignment Project, a new Comcast franchise agreement, and several ordinance changes including assisted living density requirements and mass gathering rules.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2023-19: FY2024 Final Budget
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2023-20: FY2023 Budget Amendment
• Award bid for Grove Drive Realignment Project to SMM Excavation for $941,556.28
• Resolution R2023-14: Comcast Franchise Agreement
• Ordinance 2023-12: Changes to Assisted Living Requirements

The council adopted the FY2024 final budget with additions for historic preservation and park staffing. They also approved a budget amendment for FY2023 and a 10-year franchise agreement with Comcast.

• Approved FY2024 Final Budget with $5,000 for historic preservation and direction to hire a park/sports person (5-0)
• Approved FY2022-23 budget amendment including a $2.5 million transfer from general fund to capital improvement fund (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-14 to renew the 10-year franchise agreement with Comcast
• Awarded $941,556.28 bid to SMM Excavation for Grove Drive Realignment Project, including a bus turnaround (5-0)
• Approved purchase of cemetery irrigation materials from Ferguson Waterworks ($45,837.47) and Sprinkler Supply Co. ($27,444.42) (5-0)
• Approved City Council minutes from May 9, 2023, and June 13, 2023 (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comment on adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2023-2024. The proposed budget is available for review at City Hall.

• Public hearing on adopting the Final Budget for FY2023-2024

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing to adopt language for section 3.26 of the development code regarding the code compliance process. The meeting also includes a review of standards for commercial building signs.

• Public Hearing: Adopt language outlining the code compliance process to section 3.26 of the development code
• Code Amendment: Review of standards for commercial building signs under section 3.25.080

The Planning Commission recommended approval of new language for the city's code compliance and penalty process. The commission also recommended amendments to commercial building sign standards regarding internal lighting and brightness.

• Recommended approval of code amendments to section 3.26 regarding noncompliance penalties, changing 'Director' to 'Code Officer' (6-0)
• Recommended approval of code amendment 3.25.080 to limit internal lighting for signs and set brightness standards (6-0)
• Approved minutes from June 6, 2023 (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed code amendments. The items include defining accessory dwelling units, outlining code compliance processes, and creating a new restriction on alcohol sales within city limits.

• Code amendment to add the definition of an accessory dwelling unit
• Adoption of language for the code compliance process
• Creation of section 9.19 to restrict the sale of alcohol within City limits

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation from Horrocks Engineers on the Active Transportation Plan, a joint effort with Highland to identify and advance walking, biking, and other human-powered transportation facilities. The council will also discuss the FY2024 budget, consider several consent items including a $252,805.42 hook lift truck purchase and a $95,052.48 asphalt proposal, and hold public hearings on code amendments for street/sidewalk permits, sight triangles, and fireworks restrictions.

• Active Transportation Plan presentation by Horrocks Engineers
• Approval to pre-order Hook Lift Truck: $252,805.42
• Approval of Holbrook Asphalt Proposal – High-Density Mineral Bond: $95,052.48
• Ordinance 2023-17: Code amendment requiring building permits for street and sidewalk construction
• Resolution R2023-19: Adopting the certified tax rate for FY2024

The council held a work session to review a proposed active transportation plan for human-powered mobility and discussed updates to the FY2024 budget. No formal votes were taken; a public hearing for the budget is scheduled for June 27, 2023.

• Tabled formal adoption of Active Transportation Plan pending further review
• Tabled FY2024 budget approval pending a public hearing on June 27, 2023

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct public hearings regarding changes to city codes for commercial signs, mass gatherings, street repairs, and sight triangle standards. The commission will also review sign applications for local businesses.

• Public hearing for code amendment 3.25.080 regarding commercial building signs
• Public hearing for code amendment 8.06.020 regarding mass gathering standards
• Public hearing for code amendment 11.06.050 regarding street and sidewalk repair permits
• Public hearing for code amendment 3.21.060 regarding trees in sight triangles
• Sign applications for Laser-Skin-Body, glo, Alpine Dentistry, and Pfeiferhorn Dental

The Planning Commission recommended approval for sign applications for GLO, Laser-Skin-Body, Alpine Dentistry, and Pfeifferhorn Dental. A proposed code amendment regarding internally lit signs was tabled pending further research on brightness standards. The meeting included a public hearing on mass gathering ordinance amendments, though no final decision was recorded in the text.

• Recommended approval of sign applications for GLO and Laser-Skin-Body (6-0)
• Recommended approval of sign applications for Alpine Dentistry and Pfeifferhorn Dental (5-0)
• Tabled code amendment to prohibit internally lit signs pending lumen and brightness data (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 6, 2023, to receive comments on four proposed code amendments. The amendments address commercial building signs, mass gathering ordinances, street and sidewalk construction permits, and sight triangle restrictions for trees.

• Code Amendment to 3.25.080 Commercial Building Signs: review of standards
• Code Amendment to 8.06.020 Mass Gathering Ordinance: review of current standards
• Code Amendment to 11.06.050 Construction and Repair of Streets and Sidewalks: requiring a building permit
• Code Amendment to 3.21.060: include trees in objects not allowed in the sight triangle

City Council

The Alpine City Council meeting scheduled for May 23, 2023, has been canceled because there were no agenda items to address. No decisions or discussions will take place at this meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May 16, 2023, was canceled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comment on adopting the Tentative Budget for FY2023-2024. The proposed budget is available for review at City Hall.

• Public hearing on adopting the Tentative Budget for FY2023-2024

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing on the FY2024 tentative budget and consider ordinances on assisted living density and mixed-use in the business-commercial zone. They will also discuss a proposed Burgess Park Pavilion. The meeting includes public comment and an executive session.

• Public hearing on Resolution R2023-17, FY2024 tentative budget
• Ordinance 2023-12: Density requirements for assisted living
• Ordinance 2023-13: Allow mixed use in business-commercial zone as conditional use
• Proposed Burgess Park Pavilion

The City Council unanimously approved the tentative budget for fiscal year 2024 following a public hearing. The budget includes funding for street projects, park improvements, and emergency services. The council also reviewed proposed density changes for assisted living facilities, though no final vote on the ordinance was recorded.

• Approved City Council minutes of April 25, 2023 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. R2023-17 adopting the FY2024 tentative budget (5-0)

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to allow multi-use buildings in the Business-Commercial Zone. The proposal would permit commercial ground floors with residential upper stories under specific density and size standards.

• Public Hearing: Proposed amendment to Development Code 3.07.030 regarding multi-use developments
• Proposed code amendment to Development Code 3.19.070 regarding density in the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone
• Review of April 18th, 2023 Planning Commission minutes

The Planning Commission voted 4-3 to recommend denying a proposed code amendment that would allow multi-use developments (commercial ground floor with residential above) in the Business-Commercial Zone. The motion cited a need for greater detail on a larger project before determining city standards. The item can still go directly to the City Council.

• Denied proposed code amendment to allow mixed-use as conditional use in Business-Commercial Zone (4-3)
• Tabled further discussion on mixed-use ordinance pending a work session

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 2, 2023, to receive comments on three proposed code amendments. These amendments would allow auto programming centers in the Business Commercial Zone, reception centers in the CR-20,000 zone, and update public noticing procedures to comply with new state requirements.

• Amendment to Title 3.07.030 to allow auto programming centers in Business Commercial Zone
• Amendment to Title 3.03.030 to allow reception centers in CR-20,000 zone
• Amendment to Title 2.04 to update public noticing for state compliance

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on several action items, including a new Comcast franchise agreement (Resolution R2023-14), final approval of the Alpine Cherrypoint Estates subdivision, and a resolution supporting the Alpine Youth Council. The council will also receive reports on Comcast services, the Three Falls landslide, and a legislative update from State Senator Mike Kennedy.

• Resolution R2023-14: Comcast Franchise Agreement
• Public Hearing – Surplus Property: Grove Drive to Cherry Point Estates
• Final Approval – Alpine Cherrypoint Estates
• Approval of Lone Peak Public Safety District Budget
• Resolution R2023-15: Support for the Alpine Youth Council

The council approved the minutes from the April 11, 2023, meeting. Other business included a report on a landslide at Three Falls and a discussion regarding a Comcast franchise agreement, though the latter remained unresolved due to concerns over residence requirements for service extensions.

• Approved City Council minutes of April 11, 2023 (3-0, 2 excused)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed surplus and disposition of city real property—a 233-square-foot excess right-of-way at approximately 1528 N. Grove Drive. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing on proposed surplus and disposition of city real property at approximately 1528 N. Grove Drive
• Property is 233 square feet of excess right-of-way

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering the final plat review for a 12-lot subdivision at approximately 1528 N Grove Drive. The commission will also review a commercial building sign for Crandall Printing Museum and discuss density requirement edits for the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone.

• Final Plat Review: Cherrypoint Subdivision (12 lots at 1528 N Grove Drive)
• Commercial Building Sign Review: Crandall Printing Museum at 65 Main Street Ct.
• Density Requirement Edits for Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone (Section 3.19.070)
• $2,054,425.45 required development bond for Cherrypoint Estates

The Planning Commission recommended approval of the Alpine Cherrypoint Estates final plat and a sign for the Crandall Printing Museum. The commission also discussed potential density requirement edits for the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone.

• Recommended approval of Alpine Cherrypoint Estates Final Plat (12 lots) with exceptions for Lots 9, 10, and 11 to have more than 5 sides (5-0)
• Recommended approval of Crandall Printing Museum sign application with the condition that lighting be external shining down with no internal lighting (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a work session on the FY2024 budget and consider several action items, including ordinances and resolutions related to citizen committees and a PARC tax notice. The agenda also includes routine consent items like minutes approval and a mass notification agreement with Utah County.

• FY2024 Budget Discussion
• Ordinance 2023-11: Amending Chapter 3.24 to establish citizen committees
• Resolution R2023-10: Establishment of Prime-Time Citizen Advisory Committee
• Resolution R2023-11: Appointment of members to the Prime-Time Citizen Advisory Committee
• Resolution R2023-12: Notice of Intent for Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Culture (PARC) Tax

The City Council approved a notice of intent to proceed with the Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Culture (PARC) tax. The council also established the Prime-Time Citizen Advisory Committee and appointed five members to oversee senior citizen activities. Additionally, the council amended the municipal code regarding the establishment of citizen committees.

• Approved Resolution R2023-12 to proceed with the PARC Tax process (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-10 establishing the Prime-Time Citizen Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-11 appointing Alice Osborne, Jan Vincent, Bethany Sorenson, Melissa Wood, and Markea Funk to the Prime-Time Committee (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-11 amending Chapter 3.24 of the Municipal Code for Citizen Committees (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar including March 28, 2023 minutes and Everbridge Interlocal Cooperation Agreement (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting on March 28, 2023, to discuss and act on several items, including a conditional use permit for a produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway, a resolution setting pressurized irrigation rates, approval of a cemetery fence bid, and consideration of a PARC tax in 2023. The agenda also includes a proposal to name a baseball field after Geno Hadley and approval of a $31,490 SCADA proposal.

• Cherry Hills Farm/Produce Stand: Off-Street Parking Exception for Conditional Use Permit at 645 S Alpine Highway
• Resolution No. R2023-09: Consolidated Fee Schedule – Pressurized Irrigation Rates
• Approval of Cemetery Fence Bid
• Consideration of PARC Tax in 2023
• Proposal to Name Baseball Field after Geno Hadley

The Council adopted a new tiered rate structure for pressurized irrigation and approved bids for cemetery expansion fencing. They also granted a parking exception for a produce stand and agreed to pursue a PARC tax ballot initiative.

• Approved Resolution R2023-09 for new pressurized irrigation user rates (5-0)
• Approved $11,530 bid from Barber Welding for arched cemetery entrance (5-0)
• Approved $51,900 bid from Northwest Fence for cemetery fencing (5-0)
• Approved off-street parking exceptions (no lighting, unpaved surface) for produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway (5-0)
• Approved $31,490 proposal for SCADA in Lower Filter Building (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-07 regarding Municipal Wastewater Planning Program (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-08 appointing Ryan Robinson as Alternate to Central Utah 911 Dispatch Board (5-0)
• Agreed to move forward with placing a PARC tax initiative on the November 2023 ballot

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway. The commission will also hold a public hearing regarding a code amendment for density standards in the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone.

• Conditional Use Permit: Cherry Hill Farms produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway
• Public Hearing: Code Amendment to section 3.19.070 regarding density standards

The Planning Commission approved a Conditional Use Permit for a produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway with specific operational and parking conditions. The commission also recommended tabling a proposed code amendment regarding density standards for assisted living and nursing care.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Cherry Hill Farms produce stand at 645 S Alpine Highway (5-0)
• Recommended tabling code amendment to Section 3.19.070 regarding Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone density (5-0)
• Approved March 7, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on March 21, 2023, to receive comment on a proposed code amendment to Title 3.19.070, which governs development standards in the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone. The amendment specifically addresses density standards within this zone. No other items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on code amendment to Title 3.19.070 Overlay Zone Development Standards and Regulations
• Amendment concerns density standards in the Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay Zone

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a work session on water/sewer rates and a public safety impact fee proposal, then consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a zone change at 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West, ethics standards for council and planning commissioners, commercial sign code amendments, and approval of a public safety impact fee study. The council will also discuss an election interlocal agreement with Utah County and matching funds for a Burgess Park trail rehabilitation grant.

• Zone change from CR-40,000 to CR-20,000 at 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West (Ordinance 2023-12)
• Code amendment on ethical standards for City Council and Planning Commissioners (Ordinance 2023-09)
• Code amendment on commercial building signs (Ordinance 2023-10)
• Approval of Public Safety Impact Fee Study Proposal
• Resolution 2023-06: Election Interlocal Agreement with Utah County

The City Council approved a $10,650 proposal for a fire department impact fee study and updated the commercial building sign ordinance. The council also approved an interlocal agreement with Utah County for 2023 elections and authorized the pursuit of a trail rehabilitation grant.

• Approved $10,650 proposal for Public Safety Impact Fee Study (5-0)
• Approved amendment to Commercial Building Signs code (5-0)
• Approved ethical standards code amendment for Council and Planning Commission (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-06 for 2023 Municipal Elections agreement (5-0)
• Approved pursuit of Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant for Burgess Park trails (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar including $72,295.16 bond release for Fort Creek Landing (5-0)
• Zone change for 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West withdrawn by petitioner

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider three action items: a zone change from CR-40,000 to CR-20,000 at two properties to allow a subdivision, preliminary plat approval for a 12-lot subdivision on Grove Drive, and code amendments on ethical standards for city council and planning commissioners and commercial building signs.

• Public hearing on zone change from CR-40,000 to CR-20,000 at 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West
• Preliminary plat review for Cherrypoint Estates, 12 lots on 13.82 acres at approx. 1528 Grove Drive
• Public hearing on code amendment to municipal code 3.26.030 Ethical Standards for City Council and creation of section 2.02.060 for Planning Commissioners
• Public hearing on code amendment to development code 3.25.080 Commercial Building Signs

The Planning Commission recommended denying a zone change to allow a lot split at 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West. The commission approved a preliminary plat for the 12-lot Cherrypoint Estates subdivision and recommended code amendments regarding ethical standards and commercial signage.

• Recommended denying zone change from CR-40,000 to CR-20,000 at 446 Lupine Drive and 557 N 400 West (6-0)
• Approved Preliminary Plat for Cherrypoint Estates 12-lot subdivision at 1528 Grove Drive (6-0)
• Recommended approval of ethical standards code amendments for City Council and Planning Commission (6-0)
• Recommended approval of Commercial Building Signs code amendment to limit businesses to one sign (6-0)
• Approved February 21, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a work session on FY2024 budget priorities, then consider several ordinances and public hearings, including a mid-year budget adjustment, an impact fee amendment for sanitary sewer, and a zone change for a senior housing project. The council will also review contracts and reports, with public comment invited.

• Public hearing: Ordinance 2023:07 Mid-Year Budget Adjustment
• Public hearing: Resolution R2023-05 Amendment to Impact Fee Facilities Plan for Sanitary Sewer
• Mountainville Legacy M Senior Housing: Concept plan and zone change to Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay
• Contract with Nickerson Company for well pump inspection: $10,960
• Ordinances on public notice, PRD setback exceptions, accessory structure height, water conservation, and shooting gallery standards

The City Council unanimously denied a zoning change and concept plan for a senior housing project at 500 S Alpine Highway, citing inconsistency with the General Plan. The council also approved a mid-year budget adjustment and a new water conservation ordinance.

• Denied zone change and concept plan for Mountainville Legacy senior housing (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-07 for FY2022-23 mid-year budget adjustments (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-05 updating Sewer Impact Facilities Plan and reducing fee to $362.52 (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-06 adopting water conservation standards (3-2)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-04 removing PRD setback exceptions (5-0)
• Approved $10,960 contract with Nickerson Company for 300 North Well Pump inspection (5-0)
• Approved funding for new Lambert Park trail signage as proposed by Trail Committee (5-0)
• Approved January 10, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to consider amending the budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. The proposed amendments are available for public review at City Hall and on the city website. This is a procedural item to allow public input on the budget changes.

• Public hearing on FY 2022-2023 budget amendment

City Council

The City Council is considering an update to its Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Written Impact Fee Analysis for sanitary sewer facilities. The plan would set impact fees charged to new development to help pay for sewer capital facilities. The public is invited to submit written comments before adoption.

• Notice of intent to adopt updated Impact Fee Facilities Plan for sanitary sewer facilities
• Impact fees will be charged to new development to offset capital facility costs
• Public comments invited in writing; contact Jed Muhlestein at [email protected]

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss proposed changes to Title 3.23, which governs conditional uses, including standards for review, approval processes, and language revisions. The meeting also includes approval of the February 21, 2023 minutes.

• Public hearing on amendments to Title 3.23 regarding conditional uses, land use authority, review standards, and shooting gallery regulations

The Planning Commission recommended approval of code text amendments to Section 3.23 regarding conditional use permits, including new standards for shooting galleries and a clarified approval process. The recommendation will be sent to the City Council for legislative action.

• Recommended approval of Section 3.23 code amendments regarding conditional uses (5-0)
• Approved February 7, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a new ordinance adopting water conservation standards from the Central Utah Water Conservation District. The ordinance would limit lawn to 35% of landscaped area, ban grass in park strips, and require xeriscaping in public rights-of-way. The commission will also hold hearings on code amendments for public notice, setback exceptions in Planned Residential Development zones, and setback exceptions for accessory structures in Business-Commercial zones.

• New water conservation ordinance required by Central Utah Water Conservation District, must be adopted by March 1st
• Lawn limited to 35% of total landscaped area, no grass allowed in park strips
• Code amendment clarifying written notice requirements (Section 2.04)
• Code amendment removing setback exception language in Planned Residential Development zone (Section 3.09.060)
• Code amendment changing setback exceptions for residential accessory structures in Business-Commercial zone (Section 3.07.080)

The Planning Commission recommended four code amendments and a new water conservation ordinance for City Council approval. The water ordinance establishes lawn size limits and prohibits grass in park strips to qualify for regional rebates.

• Recommended approval of water conservation ordinance 3.13 (5-0)
• Recommended approval of code amendment to Section 2.04 regarding public notice requirements (5-0)
• Recommended approval of code amendment to Section 3.09.060 removing setback exceptions in the PRD zone (5-0)
• Recommended approval of code amendment to Section 3.07.080 updating accessory structure setback exceptions in the B-C zone (5-0)
• Approved January 17, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a water conservation ordinance for front and side yards, plus three code amendments: updating accessory structure height rules in the Business Commercial zone, editing public hearing notice requirements, and removing setback exceptions in the Planned Residential Development zone.

• Water conservation ordinance for front and side yards per Central Utah Water Conservancy District requirements
• Code amendment 3.07.080 #12: align accessory structure height in Business Commercial zone with other zones
• Code amendment 2.04.020: edits to written notice requirements for public hearings
• Code amendment 3.09.606 #4: remove language allowing setback exceptions in Planned Residential Development Zone

City Council

The Alpine City Council is meeting to consider several action items, including a contract for Flock Safety cameras, a code amendment to increase allowable parking for auto repair shops, and a resolution to appoint a planning commission member. They will also discuss proposed changes to Alpine Days and receive a presentation on a conservation easement for Lambert Park. The consent calendar includes a resolution updating the TSSD impact fee schedule.

• Resolution R2023-04: Consolidated Fee Schedule – Change to TSSD Impact Fee
• Proposed Code Amendment Section 3.07.030 #11-F: Increase in Allowable Parking for Automotive Repair Shops
• Approval of Flock Safety Camera Contract
• Resolution R2023-03: Appointment of Planning Commission Member
• Presentation from Lambert Park Preservation Committee – Conservation Easement Recommendation Outline

The City Council approved the purchase of six license plate reader cameras and modified parking codes for automotive repair shops. The council also appointed Troy Slade to the Planning Commission and updated the TSSD impact fee.

• Approved purchase of six Flock Safety cameras for up to $15,000/year (4-1)
• Approved code amendment increasing auto repair parking to six spaces per bay plus 10 employee spaces (4-1)
• Approved appointment of Troy Slade to the Planning Commission for a 4-year term (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2023-04 updating TSSD Impact Fee from $1785.55 to $3559.00 (5-0)
• Approved January 10, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Trail Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss and take action on a Lambert Park Conservation Easement Agreement with Utah County. City Attorney Steve Doxey will present the agreement, and the committee will consider the conservation easement as an action item. Public comments will be accepted during the meeting.

• Discussion of Lambert Park Conservation Easement Agreement with Utah County
• Presentation by City Attorney Steve Doxey on the conservation easement
• Action item on Lambert Park Conservation Easement
• Public comment period open during the meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider amending city code to allow mechanical automotive repair shops up to eight parking spaces per bay (currently three) and up to ten additional employee parking spaces.

• Proposed change to Alpine City Code 3.07.030 #11-F for auto repair shop parking
• Increase from 3 to 8 parking spaces per bay
• Request for up to 10 additional employee parking spaces

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a code amendment to increase maximum parking requirements for automotive repair shops. They will also appoint a Chair and Vice-Chair for the commission and receive mandatory training on their powers and duties under state law.

• Public hearing on Code Amendment Section 3.07.030 #11-F to increase maximum parking requirements for automotive repair shops
• Appointment of Planning Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
• Training on powers and duties of the Planning Commission (state-mandated land use training)
• Approval of minutes from January 3, 2023 meeting

The Planning Commission recommended denying a code amendment that would have increased the maximum parking allowed for automotive repair shops from 15 to 50 spaces. The commission also elected its Chair and Vice-Chair for a two-year term.

• Recommended denying code amendment to increase automotive repair shop parking from 3 spaces per bay to 8 plus 10 employee spaces (7-0)
• Appointed Jane Griener as Chairperson (7-0)
• Appointed Alan Macdonald as Vice-Chair (7-0)
• Approved January 3, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting on January 10, 2023, starting with an executive session, followed by a regular session. They will consider several action items including a commercial sign request, a setback reduction, an ordinance change for produce stands, a concept plan review, appointments, and the purchase of Flock Safety cameras. The agenda also includes consent calendar items for payments and contracts.

• Bond Release No. 2 – Fort Creek Landing: $291,089.73
• Final Pay Request – Parkin Tennis Courts - Creekside Pickleball Courts: $3,000.00
• Contract with Nickerson – Removal of pump for Carlisle Well: $19,255.00
• Ordinance 2023-01: Modifications to Conditional Uses - Produce Stand
• Approval for Purchase of Flock Safety Cameras

The City Council updated ordinances regarding conditional uses for produce stands and approved the purchase of Flock Safety cameras. The council also granted a rear setback exception for a covered deck at 328 N Blue Spruce Road and appointed members to the Planning Commission and Public Safety District Board.

• Approved purchase of six Flock Safety cameras for up to $15,000 per year (4-1)
• Approved Ordinance 2023-01 modifying produce stand rules, requiring minimum 5-acre lots (5-0)
• Approved rear setback reduction to 11 feet 5 inches for covered deck at 328 N Blue Spruce Road (4-1)
• Approved sign application for Blue Petal Foundation at 40 West Main Street Court (5-0)
• Appointed Greg Gordon as alternate member to Lone Peak Public Safety District Board (5-0)
• Appointed Sue Whittenburg and Alan MacDonald to Planning Commission for 4-year terms (4-1)
• Approved $291,089.73 bond release for Fort Creek Landing (5-0)
• Approved $3,000 final pay request for Creekside Pickleball Courts (5-0)

Committee: Trails Committee

The Alpine City Trails Committee will hold a public meeting on January 5, 2023, to receive a presentation from Horrocks Engineering and discuss trail signs and the upcoming Spring Trail Day. Public comments will be accepted during the meeting.

• Presentation by Horrocks Engineering
• Discussion of trail signs
• Discussion of Spring Trail Day

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a setback exception request for a property on Blue Spruce Road and a concept review for Cherrypoint Estates subdivision. They will also consider a zone change for the Mountainville Legacy development from CR-40,000 to Business-Commercial, followed by a zone change to Assisted Living Overlay Zone and concept plan review. Additionally, the commission will review a sign application for the Blue Petal Foundation.

• Public hearing: Droubay Setback Exception Request at 328 N Blue Spruce Road
• Public hearing: Cherrypoint Estates Subdivision Concept Review
• Mountainville Legacy development Zone Change from CR-40,000 to Business-Commercial
• Public hearing: Mountainville Legacy development Zone Change to Assisted Living Overlay Zone and Concept Plan review
• Sign review for Blue Petal Foundation at 40 West Main Street Ct

The Planning Commission recommended a zone change and concept plan for a senior housing development on S Alpine Highway, contingent on a traffic study and architectural designs. The commission also approved a new subdivision concept and a sign application, and recommended a setback exception for a residential deck.

• Recommended approval of zone change to Business Commercial and Assisted Living Overlay for 476 & 501 S Alpine Highway (6-0)
• Approved Alpine Cherrypoint Estates subdivision concept plan (6-0)
• Recommended approval of rear yard setback exception for 328 N Blue Spruce Road (6-0)
• Recommended approval of sign application for Blue Petal Foundation at 40 W Main Street Ct (6-0)
• Approved December 6, 2022 meeting minutes (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on three items: a setback exception for 328 N Blue Spruce Rd, a concept plan for Alpine Cherrypoint Estates, and a zone change request for Alpine Senior Housing.

• Droubay Setback Exception Request for 328 N Blue Spruce Rd in the PRD zone
• Alpine Cherrypoint Estates concept plan: 12 lots on 13.82 acres at 1528 Grove Drive, zoned CR-40,000
• Alpine Senior Housing (Mountainville Legacy) zone change from Business-Commercial to Assisted Living and Nursing Care Overlay at 450, 462, 476, & 501 S Alpine Hwy