Spanish Fork, UT

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss and take action on three items: a final plat for three condominium units at Canyon Court, a site plan for a commercial retail pad at Canyon Creek, and an annexation request for the 18.76-acre South Valley Village site at 700 East 2200 North. The annexation is accepted for further study only. No dollar amounts are listed.

• Final Plat for Canyon Court Lot 6 Condominiums – three units at 2777 East 400 North
• Site Plan for Canyon Creek Phase 6 Lot 604 – commercial retail pad at 1264 North Canyon Creek Parkway
• Annexation request for South Valley Village – 18.76 acres near 700 East 2200 North
• All items are listed as Action/Discussion; no public hearing noted

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session at 5:30 p.m. touring city sites, then meet at 7:30 p.m. to consider approval of preliminary plats for a three-lot industrial subdivision and a substation. The meeting includes approving minutes from June 3, 2026.

• Preliminary Plat for NICOLSON INDUSTRIAL PARK — three-lot industrial subdivision at 999 West 3800 North
• Preliminary Plat for VERK 1 SUBSTATION — substation development at 1730 West 3400 North
• Approval of minutes from June 3, 2026 Planning Commission meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss and take action on preliminary plats and zone changes for two major residential subdivisions: Larson Park (204 lots) and Leland Meadows (206 lots). They will also review a site plan for a Maverik convenience store and improvements at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds. Concept reviews for a business park and a development are scheduled for discussion only.

• Larson Park Subdivision – preliminary plat for 204 residential lots and townhomes with 1 commercial lot at 1700 West 1900 South
• Larson Park Zone Change – from R-R to R-3, R-1-15, and C-2 with Master Planned Development Overlay
• Leland Meadows Subdivision – preliminary plat for 206 residential lots and garden homes at 1200 West 1400 South
• Leland Meadows Zone Change – from R-R to R-1-6 and R-1-15 with Master Planned Development Overlay
• Maverik Convenience Store – site plan for a store with gas sales at 1341 North Main Street

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several site plans, a zone change, and multiple concept reviews. The agenda also includes discussion regarding annexations.

• Costco exterior cooler addition at 273 East 1000 North
• Nicolson Industrial Park three-lot industrial subdivision at 999 West 3800 North
• Zone change from I-1 to R-4 for a 35-acre site at 2100 North Canyon Creek Parkway
• SRS Distribution outdoor storage concept review
• Clegg Auto overflow concept review

Spanish Fork City Council, Local Building Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, a budget revision, and a zone change for roughly 4 acres at Arrowhead Trail and Del Monte Road from R-1-12 Residential to C-2 General Commercial. They will also consider contracts for AI-powered police report writing ($18,000) and a fairground arena project, along with consent items including a property sale at 1158 South Bradford Lane and a franchise agreement with Forged Fiber.

• Public hearing and vote on FY2026 Revision 2 Budget
• Public hearing and vote on Arrowhead Commercial zone change (approx 4 acres to C-2 General Commercial)
• New business: approve FY2027 Budget
• Contract approval for Code 4 Labs AI police report writing service ($18,000 for 30 officers)
• CM/GC agreement with Barber Company for new Fairground Arena/Stall Barn project

The meeting consisted of a work session and a formal council session where no substantive decisions, votes, or ordinances were approved. The work session included discussions regarding code enforcement reviews, land use in the Canyon Creek Parkway corridor, and a transition to new agenda software.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on updates to the city's flood damage prevention ordinance (Title 15) and construction standards (Section 26.01). The commission will also consider approving meeting minutes from April and May 2026. No other substantive actions are scheduled.

• Public hearing on Title 15 Flood Damage Prevention updates to align with current FIRM/FIS maps
• Public hearing on Construction Standards Revision 26.01 with various updates
• Approval of April 1, 2026 Planning Commission minutes
• Approval of May 6, 2026 Planning Commission minutes

Amended Spanish Fork City Council, Local Building Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council, Local Building Authority (LBA), and Redevelopment Agency (RDA) will hold a combined meeting. The LBA will consider a resolution to issue up to $83 million in lease revenue and refunding bonds to finance a new fire station (Station 61) and public works building. The council will hold public hearings on the Fiscal Year 2027 budgets for the city, RDA, and LBA, and will consider an ordinance to allow larger directional signs requested by Wheeler Machinery Co.

• LBA resolution to issue up to $83M in bonds for a new fire station (Station 61) and public works building.
• Public hearing on the city's Fiscal Year 2027 budget.
• Public hearing on the RDA Fiscal Year 2027 budget.
• Public hearing on the LBA Fiscal Year 2027 budget.
• Ordinance 10-2026 to amend Title 5 to allow directional signs up to 4 feet tall with 16 sq ft of copy area (requested by Wheeler Machinery Co.).

The council voted to hold a closed meeting to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property. Later, the council voted to adjourn the session. No other formal actions were taken during the work session.

• Approved closed meeting on real‑property strategy (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a final plat for Whispering Pines Subdivision Phase 1, adding 56 residential units near 3600 East Powerhouse Road. Site plans include a Spanish Fork Hospital expansion at 765 East Market Place Drive and a VERK 1 Substation at 1730 West 3400 North. Concept reviews are scheduled for a Harmons Grocery Store and Carps Coffee, and a discussion item on SR-164 access is also on the agenda.

• Final plat for Whispering Pines Subdivision Phase 1 (56 residential units) at approximately 3600 East Powerhouse Road
• Site plan for Spanish Fork Hospital Emergency Department and Imaging Expansion at 765 East Market Place Drive
• Site plan for VERK 1 Substation at 1730 West 3400 North
• Concept review for Harmons Grocery Store
• Concept review for Carps Coffee

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council will hold a work session on the budget at 5:00 pm, followed by a regular meeting at 6:00 pm. A public hearing is scheduled for a zone change to Public Facilities for the Station 61/Argyle Substation sites. New business includes ordinances to adopt the Land Use Element of the General Plan and amend the Growth Management Boundary, as well as approval of two project signage plans and a $500,000 interest-free loan from the general fund to the airport. Consent items include the purchase of a railroad right-of-way for $181,865 and approval of minutes from the previous meeting.

• Public hearing on ordinance to rezone Station 61/Argyle Substation properties to Public Facilities
• Ordinance to adopt the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive General Plan
• Ordinance to amend the Growth Management Boundary
• Approval of $500,000 interest-free General Fund loan to the Airport Fund
• Consent item: purchase of 1.076 acres of railroad right-of-way for $181,865 with MAG reimbursement

The City Council approved a consent agenda including minutes and a real estate purchase contract. They also passed a zoning map correction for the Station 61/Argyle Substation to align with the new fire station construction, which is proceeding regardless of the change.

• Approved consent items (5-0)
• Approved Condor Heights Real Estate Purchase Contract for Railroad Right-of-Way (5-0)
• Approved execution of Ground Lease Estoppel Certificate and Consent (5-0)
• Approved Station 61/Argyle Substation Zone Change to clean up zoning map (5-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a proposed amendment to Title 15 to update the city's flood plain ordinance to align with current effective FIRM/FIS maps. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from two prior meetings, concept reviews for the Leland Commercial site plan and roadway dedication and the Hollow Acres Commercial project, and a discussion on Sky Park Development.

• Approval of minutes from April 15 and April 29, 2026
• Title 15 Flood Damage Prevention ordinance update to adopt current FIRM/FIS maps
• Leland Commercial site plan and roadway dedication concept review
• Hollow Acres Commercial concept review
• Discussion on Sky Park Development

City Council and Planning Commission Joint Work Session

The City Council and Planning Commission hold a joint work session where no formal actions are taken. Items include a land-use training presentation by the city attorney, a concept presentation on the Heritage Community project, and general discussion.

• Land-use training provided by City Attorney Vaughn Pickell
• Concept presentation on Heritage Community (agenda PDF attached)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two zone changes: one to allow a new fire station and power substation at 137 West Center Street, and another to rezone a parcel at 450 West 1675 South for general commercial use. The commission will also vote on signage plans for a Maverik convenience store and a Doug Smith auto dealership. A work session will review the Thomas Multi-Family concept before formal decisions are made.

• Public hearing on Station 61 - Argyle Substation zone change from R-O and R-1-6 to P-F at 137 West Center Street for fire station and substation
• Public hearing on Arrowhead Commercial zone change from R-1-12 to C-2 General Commercial at approximately 450 West 1675 South
• Maverik Convenience Store signage plan at 1399 North Main Street
• Doug Smith Project auto dealership signage plan at approximately 200 East 2940 North
• Work session concept review of Thomas Multi-Family (no formal action)

Spanish Fork City Council, Local Building Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council, Local Building Authority, and Redevelopment Agency will meet May 5, 2026. The council will present the Fiscal Year 2027 tentative budget, with a public hearing set for June 2. Other actions include approving a consent agenda with the Brent Money Annexation Agreement, and considering ordinances for personnel policy updates, project signage plans, and the Creekside Townhomes development agreement. Two items—the Land Use Element and Growth Management Boundary updates—are tabled.

• Fiscal Year 2027 tentative budget presented; public hearing June 2
• Brent Money Annexation Agreement (consent item) for newly annexed territory
• Ordinance 07-2026 approving Creekside Townhomes Master Development Agreement
• Resolution 2026-08 updating personnel policies (bilingual pay, drug policy, etc.)
• Ordinance 06-2026 modifying application requirements for Project Signage Plans

The City Council held a work session to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget and the 2025 Resident Opinion Survey. The budget discussion included potential utility rate adjustments, staffing priorities, and broadband infrastructure upgrades. No formal actions or votes were taken during this work session.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a zone change for Arrowhead Commercial from R-1-12 to C-2 General Commercial at approximately 450 West 1675 South. They will also discuss a concept review for Modera East and West involving 560 units. Other items include discussions on annexations and a proposed roundabout standard, as well as a revision to the city's construction standards.

• Zone change for Arrowhead Commercial (R-1-12 to C-2) at 450 West 1675 South
• Concept review for Modera East and West (560 units)
• Discussion on proposed roundabout standard
• Construction Standards Revision (26.01)
• Discussion on annexations

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council will hold public hearings on four items: an ordinance modifying development standards for churches, a zone change for a two-lot infill subdivision at 208 North 600 East, a resolution creating three Public Infrastructure Districts (PIDs) for the Stockman Flats subdivision to finance infrastructure via property taxes, and a zone change from R-R to R-1-12 for the Andy Ridge property. Under consent, the council will vote on purchasing two properties (80 S 100 W and ~1300 S Main), awarding the Airport Taxiway Bravo Phase 2 construction contract to Geneva Rock, and approving prior meeting minutes. The agenda also includes a work session on budget and self-generation power projects, a water outlook report, and a discussion on a transportation utility fee.

• Public hearing: Resolution to create Stockman Flats Public Infrastructure Districts (PIDs) allowing up to 5 mills property tax and bonding for infrastructure
• Public hearing: Ordinance to allow two-lot infill subdivision with modified setbacks at 208 North 600 East
• Public hearing: Zone change from R-R to R-1-12 for Andy Ridge property for standard single-family subdivision
• Consent: Purchase of 80 S 100 W for future city development
• Consent: Award of Airport Taxiway Bravo Phase 2 construction to Geneva Rock

The City Council held a work session to discuss a proposal for energy-independent data centers using fuel cell technology. Staff also presented updates regarding utility rate planning and a proposed Transportation Utility Fee.

• Discussed Volition proposal for onsite power generation and data center development
• Reviewed proposed utility rate increases for water, power, and wastewater
• Discussed proposed Transportation Utility Fee to fund road maintenance

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider approval of minutes from April 1, 2026, and take action on three site plans: Parkway Plaza Condominiums Phase 1 Amended (Building B), GLH Industrial Park Lot 2, and Canyon Creek Hotel. The committee will also discuss three concept reviews: Thomas Multi-Family Concept, Spanish Fork Heritage Community Concept, and Public Works Building Concept. The meeting is in-person only with no virtual attendance.

• Site plan action for Parkway Plaza Condominiums Phase 1 Amended (Building B) at 1498 East Spanish Fork Parkway
• Site plan action for GLH Industrial Park Lot 2 warehouse at approximately 2453 North 700 West
• Site plan action for Canyon Creek Hotel at 654 East Commerce Way
• Concept review discussion for Thomas Multi-Family Concept
• Concept review discussion for Spanish Fork Heritage Community Concept

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council will hold a 4:30 pm work session on budget and a research trip, followed by a 6:00 pm regular meeting. Consent items include approval of minutes and release of a sewer easement in Whispering Pines Subdivision. Public hearings are scheduled for an updated Land Use Element of the General Plan, a modified Growth Management Boundary, and the disposition of surplus land at 1172 S. Bradford Lane. A ceremonial oath of office will be administered to three police officers.

• Public hearing on ordinance to adopt updated Land Use Element of General Plan (not yet acted on)
• Public hearing on ordinance to adopt modified Growth Management Boundary (not yet acted on)
• Public hearing on disposition of ~1.45 acres surplus land at 1172 S. Bradford Lane; proceeds refunded to MAG
• Consent item: release of unused sewer easement in Whispering Pines Subdivision near Powerhouse Road and US-6
• Ceremonial oath of office for Officers Kurt Dunn, Trevor McGuire, and Moises Fernandez

The City Council held a work session to discuss fuel cell technology and budget refinements before the formal meeting. During the council meeting, the Mayor administered the oath of office to three new police officers. No other formal legislative actions were recorded.

• Sworn in police officers Kurt Dunn, Trevor McGuire, and Moises Fernandez

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss and vote on a zone change from R-O to P-F for a new City Fire Station and substation at 137 West Center Street. Other action items include an amended site plan for Patey Aviation tie-downs, a site plan for GLH Industrial staging area at 950 West 2140 North, and a minor plat amendment adjusting the road alignment at 320 North Slant Road. Concept reviews for Seven Brew Coffee, 7th North Building, and U-Haul Self Storage are for discussion only.

• Zone change from R-O to P-F for Station 61 - Argyle Substation at 137 West Center Street to allow a new fire station
• Site plan for GLH Industrial staging area at approximately 950 West 2140 North
• Amended site plan for Patey Aviation tie-down layout
• Minor plat amendment for Maple Mountain Plat N Phase 2 adjusting 320 North Street road alignment
• Concept reviews for Seven Brew Coffee, 7th North Building, and U-Haul Self Storage

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session at 5:15 p.m. followed by the regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. on April 1, 2026. Action items include approving preliminary plats, zone changes, and amendments to Title 15. Public hearings are scheduled for two zone changes and the code amendments.

• Preliminary plat for Andy Ridge Subdivision – 6 single-family lots at 418 West Quail Run Road
• Zone change from R-R to R-1-12 for the Andy Ridge property at 418 West Quail Run Road
• Zone change to apply Infill Overlay at 208 North 600 East for two single-family residences with modified setbacks
• Public hearing on various amendments to Title 15
• Concept review for a building at 7th North (no address specified)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a zone change to apply an Infill Overlay to the R-1-6 Zone at 208 North 600 East, paired with a minor subdivision to create two residential lots. Also on the agenda are updates to Title 15 Land Use code, concept reviews for Davis Townhomes and Westone Industrial, and a discussion of the Nelson Meadows plat. All items are open for discussion and possible action.

• Zone change to apply Infill Overlay at 208 North 600 East to permit two single-family residences with modified setbacks
• Minor subdivision (Hales 2-Lot Subdivision) to create two residential lots at 208 North 600 East
• Title 15 Amendments proposing updates to the Land Use code
• Concept review of Davis Townhomes project
• Concept review of Westone Industrial project

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The city council will vote on a consent agenda that includes authorizing participation in a national opioid settlement against six regional defendants, sending funds directly to Spanish Fork for education and crisis response. Other consent items include an interlocal agreement with Utah County for a waterline easement, an eighth extension to the San Miguel land exchange, and an easement for a 138 kV transmission line. A 4:30 pm work session will discuss the Stockman Flats Public Infrastructure District and Fit60+ Pass and Senior Meals.

• Participation in national opioid settlement against six remnant defendants; settlement funds sent directly to Spanish Fork for education and response
• Approval of interlocal agreement with Utah County for a waterline easement (previously approved in 2021 but never formally signed)
• Eighth amendment to San Miguel Land Exchange Agreement — six-month extension as final extension for exchange of city-owned airport property
• Gary Thomas easement agreement for a new 138 kV transmission line along 5000 South to serve the Verk industrial area
• Agreement with Forensic Nursing Services for 24/7 post-accident drug and alcohol testing at a flat rate

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider approval of several final plats, including a 24-lot master-planned development at Ellis Park and a 10-unit industrial condo plat. Also on the agenda are a site plan for a maintenance building addition at The Oaks Golf Course and concept reviews for commercial, townhome, and industrial projects. Discussions will cover updates to Title 15 and development agreements.

• Final plat for 24 single-family lots at Ellis Park (1113 West 100 South)
• Final plat for 10 condominiumized industrial units at Westfield (3546 North 1150 West)
• Final plat for 4 townhome units at 6th East Townhomes (590 East Center Street)
• Site plan for golf course maintenance building addition at The Oaks Golf Course (3430 East Powerhouse Road)
• Discussion on 2026 Title 15 and development agreement

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider approval of minutes, a minor plat amendment for Pioneer Ridge Estates, a preliminary plat and zone change for Andy Ridge Subdivision (six lots), a site plan for a new fire station (Spanish Fork Station 61), and discuss the Reservoir Trail 90% plan and 1400 North Roadway improvements.

• Minor plat amendment for Pioneer Ridge Estates Plat C at 1596 East 1900 South
• Preliminary plat for Andy Ridge Subdivision (6 single-family lots) at 418 West Quail Run Road
• Zone change for Andy Ridge from R-R to R-1-12 at 418 West Quail Run Road
• Site plan for Spanish Fork Station 61 fire station at 197 West Center Street
• Discussion of Spanish Fork Reservoir Trail 90% plan and 1400 North Roadway improvements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a proposed 111-unit subdivision (The Villas at Annie's Acres) at 1172 South Bradford Lane, including a zone change from R-R to R-1-6 with Master Planned Development Overlay. Also on the agenda: preliminary plat for an 11-lot subdivision (Tietjen) at 2850 East 700 South, Title 15 amendments for impact fee deadlines and fencing rules in the Public Facilities Zone, and updates to the General Plan Land Use Element and Growth Management Boundary Map.

• Public hearing on amended preliminary plat for The Villas at Annie's Acres – 111 units at 1172 South Bradford Lane
• Public hearing on zone change for The Villas at Annie's Acres from R-R to R-1-6 with Master Planned Development Overlay
• Preliminary plat approval for Tietjen Subdivision – 11 lots at 2850 East 700 South
• Public hearing on Title 15 amendment to add deadline for impact fee reimbursements (reimbursable projects)
• Public hearing on Title 15 amendment modifying setback requirements for walls around power substations in Public Facilities Zone

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting for March 3, 2026 is canceled

The Spanish Fork City Council meeting scheduled for March 3, 2026, has been canceled. No work session or regular council meeting will be held.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a zone change for The Villas at Annie's Acres from R-R to R-1-6 with a Master Planned Development Overlay, along with an amended preliminary plat for 111 units at 1172 South Bradford Lane. Other items include a site plan for Canyon Court Commercial (two lots at 2725 East 400 North), a preliminary plat for Tietjen Subdivision (11 lots at 2850 East 700 South), and updates to Title 15 regarding impact fee deadlines and land use amendments.

• Zone change for The Villas at Annie's Acres from R-R to R-1-6 with MPD overlay
• Amended preliminary plat for 111-unit subdivision at 1172 South Bradford Lane
• Site plan for two commercial lots at 2725 East 400 North (Canyon Court Commercial)
• Preliminary plat for 11-lot Tietjen Subdivision at 2850 East 700 South
• Title 15 amendment adding deadline for impact fee reimbursements

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will vote on a minor plat amendment to adjust a lot line at 2605 South Hawk Drive (Oakridge Cove Plat G). The committee will also discuss a concept plan for Meadow Lane Townhomes and a 90% park plan for Sunset Ridge Park. Two sets of meeting minutes from January are scheduled for approval.

• Approval of minutes from January 21 and 28, 2026
• Minor plat amendment for Oakridge Cove Plat G at 2605 South Hawk Drive
• Concept review of Meadow Lane Townhomes
• Discussion of 90% park plan for Sunset Ridge Park
• Discussion regarding UDOT parcels

Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The Spanish Fork City Council will hold a work session to discuss a Transportation Utility Fee and an internet survey, then a regular meeting with public hearings on two zoning text amendments: Old Dominion (denied) and Omega Morgan (allowing outdoor storage without a masonry wall). New business includes awarding a contract for a Golf/Parks Maintenance Shop and amending the fee schedule for golf rates, airport landing fees, and a new easter egg hunt sponsorship fee. Consent items include minutes and a cooperative agreement with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands.

• Public hearing on Omega Morgan zoning text amendment to waive masonry wall requirement for outdoor storage at GLH Industrial Park
• Public hearing on Old Dominion zoning text amendment for fence compliance at 3658 North 1730 West (denied)
• Contract award and notice to proceed for Golf/Parks Maintenance Shop construction
• Resolution 2026-04 amending fee schedule: Spanish Oaks Golf rates, Airport Landing fees, and new sponsorship fees for easter egg hunt
• Work session discussion on Transportation Utility Fee and Spanish Fork Community Network (SFCN) Internet Survey

Planning Commission

The Spanish Fork Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items at its Feb. 4 meeting, including a conditional use permit for a chicken processing facility, a zone change for a preschool, amendments to fencing requirements, and updates to the General Plan's Land Use Element and Growth Management Boundary Map. The commission also will discuss its work program during a 5:15 p.m. work session.

• Conditional use permit for a chicken processing facility at approx. 3500 North 1150 West
• Zone change (Development Enhancement Overlay) for Let Them Grow Montessori Preschool at 75 West 300 North
• Title 15 amendment updating fencing requirements (Old Dominion)
• Title 15 amendment updating fencing requirements for outdoor storage (temporary storage yard)
• General Plan amendments: Land Use Element update and Growth Management Boundary Map revision

Amended Spanish Fork City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance A01-2026 to annex two parcels totaling 221.91 acres at approximately 1000 West 3800 North, assigning a Rural Residential zone. The council will also vote on a resolution selecting a 911 ambulance and inter-facility transfer provider, and consider a contract for Phase 1 of the Fairgrounds Arena Project replacing Willie's Barn. Consent items include approval of meeting minutes, a memorandum of understanding for service missionary volunteers across city departments, and a real estate purchase contract for property at 30 S 100 W.

• Public hearing on annexation of 221.91 acres at ~1000 West 3800 North (Ordinance A01-2026, R-R Rural Residential zone)
• Resolution 2026-02 selecting a 911 ambulance and inter-facility transfer provider
• Fairgrounds Arena Project Phase 1 contract for new arena building and covered stalls
• Real estate purchase contract for property at 30 S 100 W #1-2 to facilitate future city development
• Memorandum of Understanding for service missionary volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints citywide

The council convened a work session to discuss attracting large power‑using industries such as data centers. Staff explained capacity limits, required study fees, and potential risks, and council members expressed interest in developing a formal policy framework. The council agreed that staff will return in coming months with a structured policy and economic analysis, but no immediate actions were approved.