Alpine public meetings in 2024

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider Resolution R2024-41 approving a first amendment to the interlocal agreement creating a school district among Lehi, Cedar Hills, Highland, Alpine, American Fork, and Draper. They will also discuss re-accepting the amended Fitzgerald Annexation Petition for further consideration. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes from two prior meetings.

• Resolution R2024-41: First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement for creation of a school district among six cities
• Re-acceptance of the Amended Fitzgerald Annexation Petition for further consideration
• Approval of minutes from November 12 and November 19 City Council meetings (consent calendar)

The Alpine City Council approved Resolution R2024-41, amending the interlocal agreement for the Central School District, and re-accepted the Fitzgerald annexation petition to restart the 30-day certification period. Both actions passed with majority votes, with the annexation re-acceptance passing 4-1.

• Approved Resolution R2024-41, first amendment to the Interlocal Agreement for the Central School District (5-0)
• Re-accepted the Fitzgerald annexation petition for parcels 11:085:0015, 11:049:0008, and 11:052:0040, sending it to the Planning Commission (4-1)
• Approved the consent calendar, including minutes from November 12 and 19 meetings (5-0)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider Resolution R2024-41, approving a first amendment to the interlocal agreement for creating the Central School District. The amendment expands the interlocal board's authority to take legal actions to prepare for district operations, including spending funds authorized by a majority vote of the participating cities. Costs would be allocated by population, and the parties would seek reimbursement from the Alpine School District or the new district.

• Resolution R2024-41 approving First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement for Central School District among Alpine, Lehi, Cedar Hills, Highland, American Fork, and Draper

City Council

The City Council and Planning Commission are meeting for their annual Christmas dinner. No agenda items will be discussed and no decisions will be made.

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Council and Planning Commission will hold their annual Christmas dinner on December 10, 2024. No agenda items will be discussed and no decisions will be made during this social event.

City Council

This meeting is a social Christmas dinner for the City Council and Planning Commission. No agenda items will be discussed and no decisions will be made. The previously posted agenda item has been postponed to a later date.

• Annual Christmas dinner at Taqueria 27 in Lehi
• All previously posted agenda items postponed

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for December 3, 2024, has been cancelled.

City Council

The regularly scheduled city council meeting for November 26, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The City Council will review bids for the replacement of the City Hall roof. Members will determine which of four roof system options to install and award the contract to the lowest responsive bidder.

• Award bid for City Hall roof replacement
• Selection between four options: Wood Shake, Stone Coated Shake Steel, and two types of Shake Like Asphalt Shingles

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will consider a zoning code amendment to off-street parking requirements, a home occupation permit for Alpine Bakery at 90 E Pioneer Road, and a fence alteration request at the city park (1431 N Annie Circle). A training session on legislative and administrative decisions will also be held. The commission will approve the 2025 meeting schedule and prior minutes.

• Home Occupation Permit for Alpine Bakery (90 E Pioneer Rd) – cottage food bakery with estimated 10-12 customer pickups per week
• Fence alteration request at city park (1431 N Annie Circle) – proposed retaining wall plus fence would exceed 9-foot height limit
• Code amendment to Alpine Development Code 3.24 Off-Street Parking Requirements
• Planning Commission training on Legislative & Administrative Decisions and Conditional Use Permits by Statewide Land Use Training Director
• Approval of 2025 Planning Commission meeting schedule (1st and 3rd Tuesdays)

City Council

The city is holding community meetings on November 14-15 to gather input and provide updates on the development of the Main Street Plan. A quorum of the City Council may be present, but no formal action will be taken. The meetings are at Alpine City Hall, 20 N. Main Street.

• Community meetings for Alpine Main Street Plan
• Consultants hired by city to gather input and provide updates
• No formal action by City Council

City Council

The City Council will discuss a real estate purchase contract for a property at 17 South 300 East and a bid for the City Hall roof replacement. The body will also consider updates to the consolidated fee schedule and the appointment of a Planning Commission member.

• Real estate purchase contract for 17 South 300 East
• Update to Consolidated Fee Schedule for Home Occupation and TSSD Administrative Fees
• Award bid for City Hall roof replacement
• Appointment of Planning Commission Member (Resolution R2024-37)
• Proposal for Disc Golf Park at Peterson Park

Committee: Sculpture Garden Committee

The Alpine Sculpture Garden Citizen Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the project's theme, narrative, and matching sculptures. The committee is working toward a proposal to be presented to the City Council on January 28.

• Discussion of theme and narrative for sculptures
• Review of matching sculptures for the project
• Donor recommendations
• Planning for January presentation to City Council

Committee: Trails Committee

The Alpine City Trails Committee will meet to discuss several specific trail projects. The agenda includes a proposal regarding a trail for the Fitzgerald Annexation.

• Three Falls
• Lambert Trails
• Fitzgerald Annexation Proposal for Trail
• Upper Forbidden

City Council

This document is a sample ballot for the November 5, 2024 general election in Utah County, not a City Council meeting agenda. It lists candidates for federal, state, county, and school board offices, judicial retention questions, four constitutional amendments, and local propositions for Mapleton, Vineyard, Spring Lake, Saratoga Springs, and two proposed new school districts.

• Constitutional Amendment A: allow income tax for all state needs, eliminate sales tax on food
• Constitutional Amendment B: increase State School Fund distribution limit from 4% to 5%
• Constitutional Amendment C: require county sheriff to be elected by voters
• Proposition #11: create new school district from eastern Alpine School District (Lehi, American Fork, Highland, Alpine, Cedar Hills, etc.)
• Proposition #14: create new school district from western Alpine School District (Cedar Fort, Eagle Mountain, Fairfield, Saratoga Springs, etc.)

Committee: Sculpture Garden Committee

The Alpine Sculpture Garden Citizen Advisory Committee is meeting to review stakeholder plans, discuss the message and theme of the garden, and determine the number of pieces. They will also consider mounting, landscape, and maintenance issues, as well as donor-related topics. The meeting includes a walk around the historic square and approval of prior minutes.

• Review of stakeholder plans and slides with input
• Walking tour to discuss message/theme of the sculpture garden
• Discussion of number of pieces for the garden
• Seeking insights on mounting, landscape, and maintenance
• A word about donors and other business

City Council

The Alpine Youth Council is holding a public meeting where current City Council members will discuss their reasons for running, the commitments of office, and past interesting meetings or issues, followed by a Q&A session. This is an informational discussion, not a decision-making meeting.

• Discussion on why council members decided to run for office
• Explanation of commitments required of a council member
• Review of interesting meetings or issues from the past
• Question and answer session with Youth Council members

City Council

The Alpine City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $296,249.07 final payment for the 2024 Overlay Project and a $92,000 design contract for Canyon Crest Road. Action items include a request to rezone a parcel at approx. 1280 N. Elk Ridge Lane to PRD, consideration of the Fitzgerald annexation petition and pre-annexation agreement, and discussion of the Box Elder South Annexation. The council will also hear a setback exception request and a presentation on the 2024 Wellbeing Survey.

• Final payment of $296,249.07 to Morgan Asphalt for 2024 Overlay Project
• Design contract of $92,000 to Horrocks Engineers for Canyon Crest Road PI Line
• Rezone request for parcel at approx. 1280 N. Elk Ridge Lane to PRD
• Fitzgerald Annexation petition acceptance and pre-annexation agreement (Resolution R2024-37)
• Discussion of Box Elder South Annexation

Committee: Prime Time Committee

The committee is coordinating the logistics for a Prime Time Luncheon. The discussion focuses on advertising, menu selection, and event decor.

• Planning for Prime Time Luncheon event
• Menu items including salad, rolls, and apple crisp
• Advertising and social media assignments

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Alpine City Planning Commission meeting for October 15, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items were considered.

Committee: Sculpture Garden Committee

The Sculpture Garden Citizen Advisory Committee is meeting to elect a chair and define the committee's purpose and deliverables. Members will discuss the project's overarching vision, research requirements, and potential locations.

• Election of a Committee Chair/Administrator
• Discussion of acceptable locations for the sculpture garden
• Review of landscaping options and maintenance considerations
• Discussion of community and donor engagement for project sustainability

City Council

The City Council will hold a public meeting to discuss several action items, including an ordinance to rezone 568 River Meadow Drive to the TR-10,000 zone, a resolution to approve an interlocal agreement with Utah County for library services, and an ordinance to amend municipal code committees. The consent calendar includes approval of SCADA upgrades at two booster pump stations for $35,468 and a partial payment of $589,831.37 for the 2024 Overlay Project. A closed meeting is scheduled to discuss property acquisition or disposition.

• Ordinance 2024-27: Rezone 568 River Meadow Drive to TR-10,000 zone
• Resolution R2024-36: Approve Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Utah County for Library Services
• Consent: SCADA Upgrades for Box Elder and Willow Canyon Booster Pump Stations – $35,468
• Consent: 2024 Overlay Project, Partial Payment No. 1 to Morgan Asphalt – $589,831.37
• Consent: Resolution R2024-35: Amendments to Interlocal for Utah County Major Crimes Task Force

City Council

This agenda is a public notice that all election notices for the General Election on November 5, 2024, have been posted online. No other city council business is listed.

• Election notices posted for November 5, 2024 General Election

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold two public hearings at its October 1, 2024 meeting. One hearing considers a request to rezone 568 River Meadow Drive from CR-20,000 to TR-10,000 to allow setback requirements more appropriate for the lot's size. The other hearing considers a code amendment to Chapter 3.24 Off-Street Parking that clarifies standards for exceptions. The commission will also vote to approve the minutes from the September 3, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing on rezone of 568 River Meadow Drive to TR-10,000 zone
• Public hearing on code amendment to Chapter 3.24 Off-Street Parking
• Proposed parking code changes include requiring an updated parking plan on any change of use and clarifying exception approval standards

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on two specific items. These include a proposed change to the city's development code and a property rezoning request.

• Code amendment to Chapter 3.24 Off-Street Parking regarding Parking Lot Characteristics and Locations
• Rezone of 568 River Meadows Drive from CR-20,000 Zone to TR-10,000 Zone

City Council

The City Council will discuss the purchase of property at 513 S. Canyon Crest Road and the creation of Sculpture Garden and Finance committees. The body will also review interlocal agreements and contracts for lobby services.

• Purchase of real property at 513 S. Canyon Crest Road (Resolution R2024-28)
• Change Order No. 1 for Alpine Blvd milling: $12,753.72
• Change Order No. 2 for 800 East asphalt: $21,420.00
• Agreement with DLS Consulting, Inc. for lobby services (Resolution R2024-34)
• Interlocal Agreement with Utah County for New School District Election (Resolution R2024-33)

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for September 17, 2024, has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled; no business conducted

City Council

The City Council will discuss a rezoning request for a Planned Residential Development Zone and a code amendment for open space and public facility zones. The body is also deciding on a resolution for electronic meetings and the approval of future impact fee projects.

• Payment of $133,100.42 for Hook Lift Build - Reading Truck
• Ordinance 2024-25: Rezone of Parcel 11:045:0302 to Planned Residential Development Zone
• Ordinance 2024-26: Code Amendment to Chapter 3.16 Open Space and 3.08 Public Facility Zone
• Resolution R2024-27 regarding Electronic Meetings
• Approval of Future Impact Fee Projects

The Alpine City Council tabled a request to rezone 1221 N. Grove Drive to the Planned Residential Development (PRD) Overlay Zone, pending the applicant providing an open space preservation agreement and HOA covenants. The council approved Ordinance 2024-26 amending the Open Space and Public Facility Zone chapters, approved the Future Impact Fee Project List with a statement for holding fees over six years, and approved Resolution R2024-27 updating electronic meeting procedures. All votes were 4-0 with one excused.

• Tabled rezone of Parcel 11:045:0302 to PRD Overlay (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-26 code amendments to Chapters 3.08 and 3.16 (4-0)
• Approved Future Impact Fee Project List and holding statement (4-0)
• Approved Resolution R2024-27 Electronic Meetings (4-0)
• Approved Consent Calendar including $133,100.42 Hook Lift Build payment (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to consider rezoning parcel #11:045:0302 at 1221 N Grove Drive to the Planned Residential Development (PRD) Overlay Zone to allow a two-lot subdivision on steep slopes. The commission will also hold public hearings on a proposed code amendment to the definition of a produce stand and on amendments to open space and public facility zone chapters. Additionally, they will discuss an amendment to the Conditional Use Permit for Cherry Hill Farms to extend operating hours and allow year-round operation.

• Public hearing on rezone of parcel #11:045:0302 (1221 N Grove Drive) to PRD zone (2.43 acres, two lots, 0.6 acre open space)
• Public hearing on proposed code amendment to definition of produce stand (expanded to include prepared foods, require 5 acres of agricultural production)
• Action item: proposed amendment to Conditional Use Permit for Cherry Hill Farms at Burgess Orchards (change hours to 10 AM–8:30 PM, remove seasonal restriction)
• Public hearing on code amendments to Chapter 3.16 Open Space and 3.08 Public Facility Zone
• Approval of August 20, 2024 Planning Commission minutes

The Alpine Planning Commission denied a code amendment to expand the definition of a produce stand, which would have allowed Cherry Hill Farms to sell additional items. They also denied amendments to the farm's conditional use permit that would have extended hours and allowed year-round operation. The commission recommended approval of a rezone for a parcel on Grove Drive to the Planned Residential Development zone and approved a code amendment to chapters 3.16 and 3.08.

• Recommended approval of rezone of parcel #11:045:0302 to PRD zone (6-0)
• Denied code amendment to expand produce stand definition (4-2)
• Denied amendments to Cherry Hill Farms conditional use permit (6-0)
• Recommended approval of code amendment to chapters 3.16 and 3.08 (6-0)
• Approved minutes for August 20, 2024 (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 3, 2024, to discuss four agenda items: an amendment to the General Plan updating trail map configurations, a potential rezone of Parcel 11:045:0302 from CR-40,000 to Planned Residential Development, amendments to open space and public facility zone standards, and a clarification of the definition of a produce stand. The commission will receive public comments before making decisions on these items.

• Potential rezone of Parcel 11:045:0302 from CR-40,000 zone to Planned Residential Development zone
• Amendment to the General Plan to update the trail map with new trail configurations
• Amendment to Chapters 3.16 Open Space and 3.08 Public Facility Zone to clarify designated open space standards
• Amendment to Chapter 3.01.110 Definitions to potentially redefine 'produce stand'

City Council

This agenda consists solely of a public notice regarding Proposition 11, a proposal to create a new school district covering Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, Lehi, and Draper. Eligible voters have until 5 p.m. on September 3, 2024 to submit written arguments for or against the proposal to the Utah County Elections Division.

• Deadline for submitting written arguments on Proposition 11 school district creation is 5 p.m. today (September 3, 2024)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the annexation of the Box Elder South Subdivision. The body will also consider parking requirement exceptions for a produce stand and discuss a potential library restoration.

• Public hearing on the annexation of Box Elder South Subdivision (59 lots)
• Proposed parking exceptions for Cherry Hill Farms produce stand at 625 S Alpine Highway
• Discussion on restoring the Olsen Home at 82 N Main Street for a children's library
• Request for 30 additional parking stalls at 491 S Alpine Highway

The Planning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend tabling the Box Elder South subdivision annexation petition and directed city staff to work with the applicant on an annexation agreement. The commission also voted 7-0 to recommend denying Cherry Hill Farm's request for an exception to off-street parking requirements for a proposed parking lot on a separate parcel at 625 S Alpine Highway, citing the lack of an ordinance allowing parking on another parcel. The minutes also include a presentation from Friends of the Alpine Library about a potential children's library at 82 N Main Street, which was informational only.

• Recommended tabling Box Elder South annexation petition, directing staff to work on annexation agreement (7-0)
• Recommended denying exception to off-street parking requirements for Cherry Hill Farm produce stand at 625 S Alpine Highway (7-0)
• Approved minutes from July 16, 2024 meeting (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on two items: an amendment to the General Plan to update the city's trail map with new trail configurations, and a potential annexation of the Box Elder South subdivision. The meeting takes place at Alpine City Hall on August 20, 2024, at 6:00 pm.

• Amendment to General Plan for new trail map configurations
• Potential annexation of Box Elder South subdivision

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider a rezoning of select properties to a Public Facilities Zone, approve a letter of intent for a sculpture park with the Heritage Arts Foundation, and discuss safety improvements for Canyon Crest and design services for the fire station expansion. The consent calendar includes a $878,906.68 overlay contract with Morgan Asphalt, a $33,532.36 well conversion, and a $24,721.00 motor replacement, plus a fee schedule amendment for library reimbursement.

• Ordinance 2024-23: Rezone select properties to Public Facilities Zone
• Approval of FY2025 Overlay Contract with Morgan Asphalt: $878,906.68
• Approval of Proposal for 300 North Well VFD Conversion – Delco Western: $33,532.36
• Consideration for Approval of Letter of Intent with Heritage Arts Foundation for Sculpture Park
• Approval of Design Services for Alpine City Fire Station Expansion/Remodel

The council unanimously approved rezoning select properties to the new Public Facilities Zone, excluding churches, and approved a letter of intent with the Heritage Arts Foundation for a sculpture park. They also approved the Canyon Crest Road safety improvements and design services for the fire station expansion/remodel. The consent calendar was approved with the removal of the City Hall roof bid item for further review.

• Approved rezoning of select properties to Public Facilities Zone (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R2024-26 Letter of Intent with Heritage Arts Foundation for sculpture park (5-0)
• Approved Canyon Crest Road Safety Improvements (5-0)
• Approved design services from Babcock Design for fire station expansion/remodel, not to exceed $344,000 (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar minus City Hall roof bid (5-0)
• Tabled City Hall roof bid for more complete bids and samples

City Council

The City Council is deciding whether to approve Resolution R2024-24, which would move a proposal to create a new school district to the voters. This proposal is part of an interlocal agreement with Lehi, Cedar Hills, Highland, American Fork, and Draper. If approved by the council and subsequently by voters in November 2024, a new district would take over education starting July 2027.

• Resolution R2024-24: Proposal to create a new school district (currently called Central School District)
• Feasibility analysis by LRB Financial Advisors concluding the new district is financially viable
• Public hearings held on July 9 and July 30, 2024

The Alpine City Council voted 4-0 (with one excused) to approve Resolution R2024-24, which authorizes the city recorder to notify Utah County officials of the city's request to create a new school district. This action places the measure on the November ballot for residents to decide, rather than making the decision to split the district. The proposal, called the Central School District, involves Alpine, Lehi, Highland, American Fork, Cedar Hills, and part of Draper.

• Approved Resolution R2024-24 to propose creating a new school district and notify Utah County (4-0, 1 excused)
• Adjourned the meeting (4-0, 1 excused)

Aspen Peaks School District Creation

Alpine City is concluding a 45-day public comment period on a study and recommendation to create a new school district encompassing Lehi, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, Alpine, and part of Draper within Utah County. Written comments must be submitted by August 2, 2024. If the interlocal agreement participants approve at their August 6 city council meetings, the proposal will go to a voter referendum within the proposed boundaries.

• Public comment period runs June 19 to August 2, 2024
• Proposed district includes Lehi, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, Alpine, and part of Draper in Utah County
• Comments can be mailed or emailed to centralschooldistrict.org
• City council votes on interlocal agreement set for August 6, 2024
• Proposal would be decided by voters in the proposed district if approved

City Council

The City Council is discussing the potential creation of the Central School District (CSD) through an interlocal agreement with five other cities. The council will decide by August 6 if the proposal will be placed on the November ballot for voters.

• Public hearing regarding the creation of a new school district
• Main Street Planning Grant award to Opticos Design, Inc: $107,500
• Sealcoat final payment to Holbrook Asphalt: $90,416.37
• Sealcoat final payment to Morgan Pavement: $60,800
• Resolution R2024-23: Adopting and Promoting a Day of Kindness

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing during its July 30, 2024 meeting to accept comment on the creation of a new school district. No other business is listed.

• Public hearing regarding the creation of a new school district

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding the potential rezoning of parcels to the Public Facility Zone (P-F). The body will also review a commercial sign application for Harris Dental.

• Public hearing: Potential Rezone of Parcels to the Public Facility Zone (P-F)
• Review of 32 square foot non-illuminated commercial sign for Harris Dental at 20 W Main Street

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to receive comments on a proposed rezone. The proposal involves parcels currently used for a school, church, or city property.

• Proposed rezone of school, church, or city property parcels to a Public Facilities Zone

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the creation of a new school district. The agenda also includes a proposal for an additional flow trail in Three Falls Public Open Space and a discussion about creating a sculpture park on city property.

• Public hearing: Creation of a New School District
• Proposal for an additional flow trail in Three Falls Public Open Space
• Final payment of $65,056.80 to Smith Brothers Construction for the CDBG ADA Ramp Project
• Resolution R2024-22: Appointment of Evertt Williams to the Trails Committee
• Discussion on creating a sculpture park on city property

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to accept comments regarding the creation of a new school district. Supporting documentation is available on the city website or through the City Recorder.

• Public hearing: The creation of a new school district

Committee: Trails Committee

The Alpine Trails Committee will meet on June 26, 2024. The committee plans to discuss areas needing immediate attention, new trails, and trail signage.

• areas needing immediate attention
• new trails
• trail signage

City Council

The council will conduct public hearings regarding the FY2025 final budget and a FY2024 budget amendment. They will also consider compensation increases for executive municipal officers. The agenda includes approving a solid waste contract and various building exceptions.

• Public hearing for FY2025 Final Budget (Ordinance 2024-21)
• Public hearing for executive officer compensation increases (Ordinance 2024-20)
• Approval of Ace Disposal solid waste contract (Resolution R2024-21)
• Bond release for High Peak Estates Plat A ($14,136.20)
• Bond release for Fort Creek Landing ($51,242.09)

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold three public hearings regarding city finances and personnel. These sessions include amending the 2023-24 budget and adopting the 2024-25 budget. The council will also hear comments on compensation increases for Executive Municipal Officers.

• Amend the Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24
• Adopt the Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25
• Compensation increases for Executive Municipal Officers

Aspen Peaks School District Creation

The Joint Board representing Lehi, Highland, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Alpine, and Draper is meeting to discuss an agreement with X-Factor Strategic Communications. The proposed agreement covers public relations related to the creation of a new school district.

• Agreement with X-Factor Strategic Communications for public relations

City Council

Alpine City is holding a 45-day public comment period regarding the creation of a new school district. The period runs from June 19, 2024, to August 2, 2024. If participating city councils approve the proposal on August 6, 2024, it will proceed to a vote by legal voters within the proposed boundaries.

• 45-day public comment period for new school district creation (June 19 – August 2, 2024)
• Proposed district boundaries include Alpine, Lehi, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, and part of Draper
• Potential vote by legal voters if approved by city councils on August 6, 2024

City Council

This is a joint meeting involving the city councils of Lehi, Highland, Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, and Draper. The agenda features a presentation regarding a financial feasibility report for the potential creation of a new school district.

• Presentation of Financial Feasibility Report on Possible School District Creation

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will review two requests for development exceptions. The commission will consider a parking requirement exception for Wandering Stones LLC and a rear yard setback exception for a home on Matisse Lane.

• Parking exception for Wandering Stones LLC at 123 E 200 N
• Rear yard setback exception for 337 N Matisse Lane

City Council

The Alpine City Council will meet to consider adopting the 2024 certified tax rate and reviewing code amendments for rear yard setbacks and home occupation approvals. The council will also discuss a property annexation for the Fitzgerald property.

• Adoption of the 2024 Certified Tax Rate (Resolution R2024-20)
• Code amendments for rear yard setbacks and home occupation approval
• Annexation for the Fitzgerald Property
• Final payment for Burgess Park Trail Project ($17,289.15)
• Seal coat proposals for ONYX ($56,800.00) and HA5 Mineral Bond ($102,912.48)

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two code amendments affecting residential construction and home-based businesses. One proposal would allow limited rear yard setback exceptions in Planned Residential Developments if specific standards are met, which could change how properties in those zones are built or expanded. A second amendment addresses the permit standards for Home Occupations. The commission may also approve a conditional use permit for Teakwood Homes LLC to operate from a residential address.

• Public hearing on a code amendment to Chapter 3.09 for rear yard setback exceptions in PRD zones
• Proposed standards include encroachments exceeding 450 square feet and adjacency to non-residential property
• Public hearing on an amendment to Alpine Development Code 3.23.060 regarding Home Occupation permit standards
• Action item to approve a conditional use permit for Teakwood Homes LLC at 363 E Red Pine Drive
• Training session by the Office of the Property Rights Ombudsman on annexation procedures

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed code amendments. These include changes to rear yard setback rules for decks and allowing staff to approve certain home occupation permits.

• Code amendment regarding deck exceptions in rear yard setbacks
• Code amendment for staff approval of certain home occupation permits

City Council

The Alpine City Council will vote on several action items including approval to reconstruct a non-conforming building at 360 N. Main Street, a code amendment to school standards, and a cemetery lot sale policy. The meeting also includes consent items for final payment of $96,966.28 for the Lambert Park BST Connector Project and $125,349.00 for a new hook lift truck, plus a resolution appointing Mayor Merrill to the School District Creation Board.

• Final payment of $96,966.28 to SMM Excavation for Lambert Park BST Connector Project
• Payment of $125,349.00 to Premier Truck Group for new hook lift truck (cab and chassis only)
• Resolution R2024-19: Appointment of Carla Merrill to the School District Creation Board
• Approval for reconstruction of non-conforming building at 360 N. Main Street
• Ordinance 2024-17: Code amendment to Chapter 3.20 School Standards

Planning Commission

The commission will consider several land use items, including a potential rezone for public facility parcels and a request to reconstruct a non-conforming duplex. Additionally, the body will review home occupation permit applications for Tiberius Events LLC and Inverno LLC.

• Election of Planning Commission Vice-Chair for the remainder of 2024
• Public hearing for rezoning parcels to the Public Facility (P-F) Zone
• Request for reconstruction of a non-conforming building at 360 N Main Street
• Home occupation permit for Tiberius Events LLC at 462 W 600 N
• Home occupation permit for Inverno LLC at 36 S Wildflower Drive

City Council

The City Council will discuss a draft Request for Proposals for a Small Area Plan focused on Main Street and the city's three gateway corridors, funded by a Mountainland Association of Governments grant not to exceed $107,500. The plan would address design guidelines, economic opportunity, land acquisition, missing middle housing, and traffic management. The council will also consider the tentative FY2025 budget, fireworks restrictions, and several code amendments.

• Resolution R2024-16: Approval of FY2025 Tentative Budget
• Ordinance 2024-16: 2024 Fireworks Restrictions
• Ordinance 2024-13: Code amendments for code compliance
• Ordinance 2024-14: Subdivision amendments process code amendment
• Ordinance 2024-15: Gateway Historic Design Guideline amendments

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to consider two home occupation applications, a commercial sign application, and three public hearings on proposed code amendments. The home occupations are for a real estate management company and a nutrition network marketing business, both recommended for approval with conditions. The sign application is for Ezra Lee Design and Build. The code amendments address state requirements for subdivisions, Gateway Historic fence standards, and sign/landscaping clarifications.

• Home occupation for AECI Capital Resources at 671 E Ridge Drive (real estate management, no customers, no employees)
• Home occupation for My Total Nutrition at 153 N 100 W (network marketing, no clients, single employee)
• Commercial sign for Ezra Lee Design and Build at 95 W Canyon Crest Road (32 sq ft, halo lighting)
• Public hearing: Code amendment to Chapter 4.06 and 3.01.110 for state compliance (HB 76)
• Public hearing: Amend Gateway Historic Guidelines for fence standards

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider and vote on Resolution R2024-15, which approves an interlocal agreement with Lehi, Cedar Hills, and Highland to pursue voter approval for creating a new school district separate from the Alpine School District. The agreement outlines cost-sharing, a joint board, and a process to submit the proposal to Utah County. This is the main action item on an otherwise procedural agenda.

• Resolution R2024-15: Approving interlocal agreement with Lehi, Cedar Hills, and Highland to create a new school district
• Interlocal agreement includes proportional cost-sharing and a joint board with equal voting power
• Feasibility study by MGT Education cited as meeting state requirements for the proposal
• Parties will request Utah County to initiate the process and submit the matter for voter approval

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting to discuss and take action on several items, including approval of the LPPSD budget, a resolution amending the consolidated fee schedule, and an ordinance adopting the International Fire Code. The agenda also includes a presentation of city survey results and a public comment period. The meeting will be held on April 23, 2024, at 20 North Main Street and can be viewed on the Alpine City YouTube channel.

• Approval of LPPSD Budget
• Resolution R2024-14: Amendments to Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Ordinance 2024-12: Adoption of International Fire Code
• Presentation of City Survey Results – Heidi Smith
• Executive session on litigation, property acquisition, or personnel competency

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a work session on pressurized irrigation, water questions, and a fire station expansion/remodel. Action items include approving the Moyle Park Landscape Plan, several resolutions (fee schedule update, justice court interlocal agreement, appointment to Utah Lake Watershed Council, naming of a baseball field, and a communications partnership in an emergency), a speed limit reduction on Canyon Crest Road, and a partial payment of $85,015.38 for the Lambert Park BST Connector Project. The meeting also includes a consent calendar, public comment, and an executive session on litigation, property, or personnel.

• Moyle Park Landscape Plan Approval
• Resolution R2024-11 Update to Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Resolution R2024-13 Justice Court Interlocal Agreement
• Partial Payment No. 2 Lambert Park BST Connector Project – SMM Excavation: $85,015.38
• Proposal to Reduce the Speed Limit on a Portion of Canyon Crest Road

City Council

The Alpine City Council will consider Ordinance 2024-11, which would require City Council approval for Planned Residential Development zoning, and Resolution R2024-08, ratifying a contract for reuse of treated sewage effluent from Timpanogos Special Service District. They will also review a fence application for Montessori Academy in the Gateway Historic District and receive reports on the Three Falls Landslide and other items.

• Ordinance 2024-11: Code amendment requiring City Council approval for PRD zoning
• Resolution R2024-08: Ratifying water reuse contract with Timpanogos Special Service District
• Review of fence application for Montessori Academy at 188 N. Main Street in Gateway Historic District
• Partial Payment No. 1 for Lambert Park BST Connector Project: $38,964.51 to SMM Excavation
• Award of CDBG ADA Ramp Replacement Project to Smith Brothers Construction: $65,217.60

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to review and take action on several items: a fence application for Montessori Canyon Academy in the Gateway Historic District, two home occupation applications (Spettro LLC and a daycare), and a public hearing on a code amendment to Chapter 3.09 Planned Residential Development. The commission will also approve minutes from the February 20th meeting.

• Fence application for Montessori Canyon Academy at 188 N Main Street in Gateway Historic District
• Home occupation application for Spettro LLC at 255 S Alpine Drive (paper contractor, 450 sq ft home office)
• Home occupation application for daycare at 187 N Main Street (150 sq ft, up to 8 kids, 7 AM-5 PM)
• Public hearing on code amendment to Chapter 3.09 requiring PRD zoning approval by City Council

City Council

The council reviewed upcoming fiscal year budget considerations including revenue projections and capital projects. Discussions included street maintenance, fire station funding, and various park upgrades.

• Ordinance 2024-07: Amendment to Shooting Galleries
• Ordinance 2024-08: Amendments to Zoning/Subdivision Definitions
• Resolution R2024-07: Burgess Park Baseball Field Revitalization Grant
• Burgess Park Baseball Field 4 Improvements funding proposal
• Creekside Park playground replacement estimate of $500,000

Appeal Authority

The Alpine City Appeal Authority will hold a public meeting to consider two variance requests: one for a fence exceeding height limits at 635 S Alpine Highway, and another for a pool within the front yard setback at 938 N Deer Crest Lane.

• Variance request for a fence exceeding height requirements in front yard setback at 635 S Alpine Highway
• Variance request for a pool within front yard setback at 938 N Deer Crest Lane

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session on parking issues at Cherry Hill Farms produce stand and the FY2025 budget. Action items include a setback exception request, mid-year budget adjustment, subdivision ordinance amendment, and a speed limit study for Canyon Crest Road.

• Work session: Cherry Hill Farms parking and Conditional Use Permit compliance
• Request for Accessory Structure Setback Exception – Chris Young, 542 E. Three Falls Drive
• Ordinance 2024-10: FY2024 Mid-Year Budget Adjustment
• Ordinance 2024-09: Amendment to Subdivision Ordinance – Land Use Table
• Proposal for Canyon Crest Road Speed Limit Study

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public hearing to consider amendments to the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget. The proposed amendments are available for public review at City Hall and on the city website.

• Public hearing on budget amendment for FY 2023-24

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three proposed code amendments: updating the Land Use Authority table for subdivisions, revising shooting gallery standards, and aligning definitions with state code. The commission will also consider approving the February 6th meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on code amendment to Chapter 4.04 Subdivisions, updating the Land Use Authority table
• Public hearing on code amendment to Section 3.23.060, revising standards for shooting galleries
• Public hearing on code amendment to Section 3.01.110, aligning definitions with state code
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from February 6th, 2024

City Council

The Alpine City Council will hold a public meeting to discuss and vote on several action items, including a conditional use permit in the CR-40,000 zone, code amendments for reception centers and facility zones, boundary line adjustments, and a $217,637.41 contract for the Lambert Park Bonneville Shoreline Trail Connector. The meeting also includes a public comment period and an executive session on personnel.

• Ordinance 2024-03: Code amendment to allow reception centers in CR-40,000 zone
• Ordinance 2024-05: Code amendment to create a Public Facilities Zone
• Ordinance 2024-06: Code amendment for boundary line adjustments
• Award of contract for Lambert Park Bonneville Shoreline Trail Connector Project – $217,637.41
• Executive session on litigation, property acquisition, or professional competency of personnel

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three code amendments: allowing reception centers as a conditional use in the CR-40,000 zone, regulating boundary line adjustments, and creating a Public Facilities Zone. They will also review a sign application for Alpine Fitness and approve minutes from the January 16th meeting. The reception center amendment includes standards for parking, event limits, and noise.

• Public hearing on code amendment to allow reception centers in CR-40,000 zone (Ordinance 2024-03)
• Review of commercial building sign application for Alpine Fitness
• Public hearing on code amendment regulating boundary line adjustments (Section 3.31)
• Public hearing on code amendment to create a Public Facilities Zone (Section 3.08)
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from January 16, 2024

Planning Commission

The Alpine City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on three proposed amendments to the Alpine Development Code. These amendments would allow reception centers as a conditional use in the CR-40,000 Zone, amend boundary line adjustment regulations, and create a new Public Facilities Zone.

• Allow reception centers as conditional use in CR-40,000 Zone (Chapters 3.04.030 and 3.23)
• Amend boundary line adjustment regulations (Section 3.31)
• Create Public Facilities Zone (Section 3.08)

City Council

The City Council will consider three action items: an ordinance to update the subdivision review process to comply with new state law, an ordinance adding a timeframe for re-applying after a denied variance request, and a resolution to increase fees for pressurized irrigation, sewer rates (40% increase for Timpanogos Special Services District), and cemetery fees. The meeting also includes a consent calendar to approve prior meeting minutes and partial payments, and an executive session is scheduled for litigation, property, or personnel matters.

• Ordinance 2024-02: Code amendment to Chapter 4 of the Alpine Development Code regulating the Subdivision Review Process
• Ordinance 2024-04: Code amendment adding a timeframe to variance requests for denied applications before re-applying
• Resolution R2024-05: Update to the Consolidated Fee Schedule, including a 40% increase in Sewer Rates for Timpanogos Special Services District
• Consent Calendar: Approve City Council minutes of January 9, 2024, and Partial Payments
• Executive Session: Discuss litigation, property acquisition, or personnel character/conduct/competency

City Council

The City Council is meeting for a work session to discuss council orientation, operations, the FY2024 budget, updates on current projects, proposed future projects, and grants. No public hearings or formal votes are scheduled.

• Discussion of Fiscal Year 2024 budget
• Update on current and proposed future capital projects
• Review of city operations and grant status

Committee: Trails Committee

The Trails Committee will meet to discuss the use and conditions of trails in Alpine.

• Discussion of trail use and conditions

Planning Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a code amendment to allow reception centers as a conditional use in the CR-40,000 zone. The meeting also includes discussions on subdivision review processes, variance request timeframes, and a commercial sign application.

• Public Hearing: Code amendment to allow reception centers in the CR-40,000 zone
• Public Hearing: Code amendment regulating the subdivision review process
• Public Hearing: Code amendment adding a timeframe for denied variance requests
• Action Item: Review of commercial building sign application for Alpine Fitness

City Council

The Alpine City Council will vote on several appointments, including a new city recorder and planning commission members, and consider an ordinance to align development code with municipal code regarding sewer. The meeting also includes consent items such as bond releases totaling nearly $2 million and a report on 2024 council assignments.

• Resolution R2024-01: Appointment of DeAnn Parry as City Recorder
• Final Bond Release – Cherrypoint Estates: $1,867,659.50
• Ordinance 2024-01: Changes in Development Code Related to Sewer to Align with Municipal Code
• Approval of Alpine Fitness Landscape Plan Amendment
• Bond Release No. 2 – Jecco Farms: $81,025.00