Lehi, Utah

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider multiple development requests and city code amendments. Key items include a conditional use for two pylon signs, a childcare facility site plan, and a transfer of 124 equivalent residential units under a development agreement. The commission will also recommend updates to the sign code, application requirements, mixed-use zone, and storm water management plan.

• Conditional use for two pylon signs with height/size exceptions at 3700 North Morning Vista Road
• 8-foot fence exception request at 1337 S 1880 W
• Vivian Estates Phase 5A and 5B preliminary subdivisions (12 single-family lots total) at 2070 North 600 East and near 600 East / 300 East
• Childcare facility site plan with buffering and footprint exceptions at 808 North 2300 W
• Transfer of 124 equivalent residential units from north to south in the Gardner-Plumb Development Agreement

Redevelopment Agency of Lehi

The Lehi City Redevelopment Agency will consider adopting its tentative budget for FY 2027, approving participation agreements with Stack Soccer Field LLC and Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC, and entering an interlocal agreement with Lehi City for the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone.

• Consideration of Resolution R2026-01 adopting the tentative budget for the RDA for FY 2027.
• Consideration of Resolution R2026-02 approving a participation agreement with Stack Soccer Field LLC.
• Consideration of Resolution R2026-03 approving a participation agreement with Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC.
• Consideration of Resolution R2026-04 approving an interlocal agreement with Lehi City regarding the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone.

Redevelopment Agency of Lehi- Amended

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to receive input on its proposed 2026-2027 budget. Three other agenda items—participation agreements with Stack Soccer Field LLC and Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners, and an interlocal agreement for a housing transit reinvestment zone—have been postponed to May 26, 2026. No votes are expected on those items at this meeting.

• Public hearing on FY 2026-2027 RDA budget (July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027)
• Resolution R2026-02 (Stack Soccer Field participation agreement) postponed to May 26
• Resolution R2026-03 (Thanksgiving Point Station participation agreement) postponed to May 26
• Resolution R2026-04 (Interlocal agreement for Thanksgiving Point HTRZ) postponed to May 26

Redevelopment Agency of Lehi

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will consider Resolution #R2026-05 to adopt its budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. The meeting includes welcome, roll call, and adjournment. Only this budget item is on the regular agenda.

• Consideration of Resolution #R2026-05 adopting the Lehi Redevelopment Agency Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

Redevelopment Agency of Lehi

The Lehi Redevelopment Agency will consider three resolutions at this meeting: two participation agreements with developers Stack Soccer Field LLC and Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC, and an interlocal agreement with Lehi City to establish a Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone at Thanksgiving Point. These agreements involve redevelopment financing for specific projects. The public is invited to attend.

• Resolution #R2026-06: Participation agreement with Stack Soccer Field LLC for redevelopment
• Resolution #R2026-07: Participation agreement with Thanksgiving Point Station Development Partners LLC
• Resolution #R2026-08: Interlocal agreement between Lehi City and RDA for the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone
• All three items are up for consideration and potential approval

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two zone changes, a preliminary subdivision, conditional use for signs, a site plan for the Thanksgiving Point Science Center, and two development code amendments. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing on Prestwich Zone Change for 1.09 acres at 2004 North 900 West from RA-1 to R-2
• Public hearing on Walker Zone Change for 2.58 acres at 915 West State Street from R-1-8 to C-H
• Public hearing on Trademark Visual's request for conditional use approval of two pylon signs at 1050 West Sunrise Way with height and area exceptions
• Public hearing on Grow Development's Cortese Preliminary Subdivision, an 8-lot residential development at 1450 West 1220 North
• Public hearing on Thanksgiving Point Science Center site plan at 2356 West Wheatley Lane with exceptions to EIFS, glass, and setback requirements

City Council- Amended

The City Council will consider adopting the FY 2026-2027 budget and consolidated fee schedule, including electric rate changes from a cost-of-service study. Other notable items include a development agreement for 13 lots at 2424 W 900 N, an interlocal agreement for the Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone, and a public hearing on elected officials compensation for FY 2027.

• Adoption of FY 2026-2027 budget and consolidated fee schedule (Resolution 2026-38)
• Public hearing and resolution on electric cost of service study and rate design, amending power rates (Resolution 2026-40)
• Development agreement for 13 lots at 2424 W 900 N in Very Low Density Residential Agricultural zone (Resolution 2026-41)
• Interlocal agreement between Lehi City Redevelopment Agency and Lehi City for Thanksgiving Point Housing Transit Reinvestment Zone (Resolution 2026-43)
• Public hearing and ordinance adopting elected officials compensation for FY 2027 (Ordinance #26-2026)

City Council Work Session

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a water conservation update, library book returns, a Nice Healthcare service renewal agreement, parks funding priorities, and the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. No votes will be taken; these are discussion items only.

• Water Conservation Update
• Library Book Returns Update
• Discussion of Nice Healthcare Service Renewal Agreement
• Parks Funding and Priorities Discussion
• Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget Discussion

Historic Preservation Committee

The committee will discuss updates to the Historical Marker Program, including reviewing sign unveiling plans and discussing future unveilings. They will also discuss sign placement and property owner coordination. The meeting is largely procedural with no votes or financial decisions on the agenda.

• Update on the Historical Marker Program
• Review of sign unveiling plans
• Discussion of future unveilings
• Discussion of sign placement and property owner coordination

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a request to increase lots in a subdivision to 13 on a 7-acre parcel, amendments to the Community Forestry code regarding migratory birds and tree lists, and updates to Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) requirements to align with 2026 state law.

• Public hearing on Bishop Development Agreement to allow 13 lots on 7 acres at 2424 West 900 North
• Public hearing on amendments to Development Code Chapter 35 (Community Forestry) for migratory bird protections and tree planting list
• Public hearing on amendments to Chapter 26 (Accessory Uses) updating DADU rules per 2026 state legislation

City Council

The City Council will discuss FrontRunner 2X service, park code amendments, electric rate study, life safety signage, neighborhood exchange structures, and a budget amendment. In the regular session, they will consider resolutions for engineering and construction contracts, two residential development approvals, a public hearing on executive compensation, and adoption of the FY 2026-2027 budget and fee schedule.

• Resolution #2026-36 approving engineering services agreement for Pony Express Parkway and Utah Lake Trail
• Resolution #2026-37 approving construction contract for Lakeview Park
• Concept approval for Spring Meadow Villas PUD (71 single-family lots at 1630 South 500 East)
• Preliminary subdivision approval for Heritage Meadows (15 lots at 1250 West 800 North)
• Public hearing and resolution adopting FY 2026-2027 budget and consolidated fee schedule

Appeal Authority

The Lehi Appeal Authority will review a permit request to reconstruct, remodel, expand, or enlarge a nonconforming building at 1950 N 600 W, Lehi, UT. The petitioners are Chris and Lacey Dorton. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment.

• Consideration of building permit issuance request for reconstruction/remodeling/expansion of nonconforming building at 1950 N 600 W (petitioners Chris and Lacey Dorton)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider preliminary subdivision approval for a 15-lot residential development (Heritage Meadows) at 1250 West 800 North, a 2-lot subdivision (Southwick Estates) at 477 North 200 West, and plat amendments for two properties: View 21 East (splitting one lot into two at 3543 West 1940 North) and Gardner Point Phase 1 Parcel H (adding a lot at 3625 West 1500 North). The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from the April 2 and April 23, 2026 meetings.

• Public hearing and recommendation for Heritage Meadows preliminary subdivision (15 lots, 1250 W 800 N)
• Public hearing for Southwick Estates Plat A (2 lots, 477 N 200 W)
• Public hearing for View 21 East Plat Amendment (split one lot into two, 3543 W 1940 N)
• Public hearing for Gardner Point Phase 1 Parcel H Plat Amendment (add one lot, 3625 W 1500 N)
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from April 2 and April 23, 2026 meetings

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold public hearings on the tentative FY 2026-2027 budget, which includes a proposed property tax increase. The council will also consider several ordinances including a zone change, a development code amendment for flex commercial use, and amendments to the Traverse Mountain Area Plan. Discussion items include a development code amendment for construction fencing requirements and public safety retirement contributions.

• Public hearing on sale of 4 acres at 535 South Mill Pond Drive
• Public hearing on proposed property tax increase and FY 2026-2027 budget and consolidated fee schedule
• Consideration of Ordinance #17-2026: Development Code Amendment adding Flex Commercial Building use (tabled from April 14)
• Consideration of Ordinance #24-2026: Zone change on 1.57 acres at 2001 West 1500 North from A-1 to R-1-22
• Consideration of Concept approval for amendment to Traverse Mountain Area Plan moving units from West Canyon to near Timpanogos Highway

City Council

The council will hold public hearings on the proposed FY 2026-2027 budget and fee schedule, which includes a property tax increase, and on the sale of 4 acres at 535 South Mill Pond Drive. It will also discuss and vote on several development code amendments, zone changes, and other land-use items. Some items are tabled from previous meetings.

• Public hearing on FY 2026-2027 tentative budget with proposed property tax increase
• Public hearing on sale of 4 acres at 535 South Mill Pond Drive
• Consideration of Ordinance #24-2026 for Greene Zone Change on 1.57 acres at 2001 West 1500 North (A-1 to R-1-22)
• Consideration of Ordinance #17-2026 adding Flex Commercial Building use to Development Code
• Concept approval for Traverse Mountain Area Plan amendment moving units out of West Canyon to near Timpanogos Highway

City Council Work Session

The City Council will discuss the Electric Cost of Service and Rate Design Study, which could inform future electric rates. They will continue budget review discussions covering the Power, Fiber, Development Services, Economic Development, Streets, Engineering, Water/PI/Sewer/Drainage, Fleet, and Recreation departments, as well as non-departmental items. Revisions to the budget may also be discussed. All items are discussion only; no formal votes are scheduled.

• Electric Cost of Service and Rate Design Study
• Budget review for Power Department
• Budget review for Fiber Department
• Budget review for Development Services (Building Inspections)
• Revisions to the Budget

Planning Commission Work Session

This is a work session of the Lehi Planning Commission. The sole substantive item is a discussion of creating an Environmental Sensitive Area (ESA) chapter in the Development Code. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; only discussion. The meeting is open to the public.

• Discussion of adding an Environmental Sensitive Area (ESA) chapter to the Development Code

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to annex two properties: 15.31 acres at 400 South Center Street (Cedar Hollow Holdings) and 4 acres at 2300 West 300 South (Slay Holdings), both zoned R-1-Flex residential. The council will also vote on an ordinance creating a Small Business Advisory Council and approve a CDBG contract for downtown street improvements. Presentations are scheduled on Dragonfly Park and the Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan vision and goals.

• Public hearing and vote on Cedar Hollow Holdings annexation (15.31 acres, 400 South Center Street, R-1-Flex zoning)
• Public hearing and vote on Slay Holdings annexation (4 acres, 2300 West 300 South, R-1-Flex zoning)
• Consideration of Resolution #2026-30 approving SMM Excavation contract for 2025 CDBG Downtown Street Improvement Project
• Consideration of Resolution #2026-31 allocating PARC Tax funds for cultural facilities organizations
• Consideration of Ordinance #21-2026 creating Lehi City Small Business Advisory Council with Guiding Principles Policy

City Council Work Session

The City Council will discuss public relations, communications, and library book drop boxes. The session also includes discussions regarding the FY 2027 Mayor's Tentative Budget across 30 city departments.

• Library book drop box discussion
• FY 2027 Mayor's Tentative Budget discussions for 30 city departments

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold multiple public hearings at this meeting. Items include a proposed amendment to the Traverse Mountain Area Plan (moving units from West Canyon to near Timpanogos Highway), a zone change on 1.57 acres from A-1 to R-1-22, and several subdivision and conditional use requests. Item 3.2 (LifeTime Fitness site plan exception) has been withdrawn.

• Public hearing on Golden West Advertising’s pylon sign conditional use for Smith’s at 3808 West Hardman Way (tabled from March 12).
• Public hearing on Holden Rockwell’s conditional use for Skull Valley Plat B Flag Lot at 208 East 200 South.
• Public hearing on Perry Homes’ Bull River Road Preliminary subdivision (3 lots) at 425 West Bull River Road in R-1-10 zone.
• Public hearing and recommendation on Symphony Development’s Heritage Meadows update to 14-lot subdivision at 1250 West 800 North.
• Public hearing on Jacob Hansen’s development agreement amendment for signage at Hansen Tennis Facility.

City Council

The council will consider several budget amendments and a tentative budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, which includes a proposed tax rate increase. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on water conservation, bike and pedestrian plans, and multiple commercial real estate agreements.

• Adoption of the FY 2026-2027 tentative budget
• Proposed property tax rate increase for the 2026-2027 budget
• Real estate purchase and sale agreements for properties at 535 South Mill Pond Drive, 411 South Mill Pond Drive, and 801 South Mill Pond Road
• Concept approval for Spring Meadow Villas (PUD) at 1630 South 500 East
• General Plan amendments for 7.1 acres at 2424 West 900 North and 2.8 acres at 41 East 900 North

City Council Work Session

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session to discuss PARC Tax Grant funding allocations, including a review of grant applications and a committee recommendation. They will also discuss potential changes to regulations governing auto sales in commercial zones. A motion to enter a closed meeting for purposes allowed under Utah law will be considered.

• Discussion of PARC Tax Grant Funding Allocations with application summaries and committee recommendation
• Discussion of Auto Sales Use in Commercial Zones, referencing development standards and nonresidential zone regulations
• Consideration of a motion to enter a closed meeting for real property, litigation, or other lawful purposes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hear a BYU student project presentation on land use financial analysis, discuss creating an Environmental Sensitive Area (ESA) chapter in the Development Code, and review pylon sign statistics and regulations for multi-tenant projects. No public hearings or votes are scheduled.

• BYU student project presentation on Lehi Land Use Financial Analysis
• Discussion of creating an Environmental Sensitive Area (ESA) chapter in the Development Code
• Presentation of existing pylon sign statistics and discussion of sign regulations allowing flexibility for multi-tenant projects

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations on a development code amendment to add a Flex Commercial Building use, two annexation rezoning requests, a site plan exception for LifeTime Fitness, and two general plan amendments. The commission will also approve minutes from the March 5, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on development code amendment adding Flex Commercial Building use (tabled from March 12)
• Slay Holdings LLC's request for R-1-Flex zoning on 4 acres at 2300 West 300 South
• Gary Cooper's request for R-1-Flex zoning on 15.31 acres at 400 South Center Street
• Dan Beavers' LifeTime Fitness site plan exception at 240 East Traverse Terrace Drive
• Two General Plan Amendments: Terry Bishop (7.1 acres at 2424 W 900 N) and Georgetown Development (2.8 acres at 41 E 900 N)

City Council

The council will discuss PARC tax committee grant recommendations, a budget amendment, a Thanksgiving Point agreement, a feasibility study for an ice center, power standards updates, and mixed-use zoning requirements. In the regular session, they will vote on a real estate purchase, a power pooling agreement, a literacy center lease, and four ordinances including flood damage prevention, setback rules, a zone change for Vivian Estates Phase 5, and a rock mulch limit.

• Presentation of PARC Tax Committee Recommendations for grant requests
• Presentation of Budget Amendment #4
• Discussion of a feasibility study for an ice center
• Consideration of Ordinance #12-2026 for Vivian Estates Phase 5 zone change (11.58 acres at 2125 North 600 East, from TH-5 to RA-1)
• Consideration of Resolution #2026-21 for real estate purchase of 2.86 acres at approximately 5000 N Horton Way

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on several conditional use requests and development reviews. The agenda also includes recommendations for multiple Lehi City Development Code amendments.

• ADU conversion at 409 West 900 North
• Drive-thru conditional use for Goldenwest Credit Union at 520 West Main Street
• Horse keeping on 2.5 acres at 3154 North 4200 West
• Two pylon signs for Smith's at 3808 West Hardman Way
• Spring Meadow Villas Concept: 72-lot single family PUD at 1630 South 500 East

Appeal Authority

The Lehi Appeal Authority will consider a variance request from Lehi City Development Code Section 4-1-7 to allow APRC, a cannabis-based business, to operate within 600 feet of a residential zone at 230 N. 1200 E. The meeting includes only this item and adjournment.

• Variance request to allow APRC, a cannabis business, within 600 feet of a residential zone at 230 N. 1200 E. Lehi, UT 84403

City Council

The Lehi City Council will consider several resolutions and ordinances, including agreements with UDOT for a pedestrian bridge over the Jordan River and a shared-use path as part of the 2100 N Freeway Project. The council also will vote on annexations, zone changes, a development code amendment for auto accessories, and a cell tower lease at Lehi Sports Park. During the pre-council, members will discuss term limits and a feasibility study for an ice center.

• Resolution #2026-13: Agreement with UDOT for pedestrian bridge over Jordan River as part of 2100 N Freeway Project
• Resolution #2026-14: Agreement with UDOT for shared-use path as part of 2100 N Freeway Project
• Resolution #2026-15: Interlocal Agreement with Utah County for Utah Lake Trail
• Clark Meadows Subdivision Concept Plan: 11-lot residential project at 9227 W 7750 N with density exception
• Resolution #2026-11: Cell tower option and lease agreement with AT&T at Lehi Sports Park

City Council Work Session

The Lehi City Council will receive presentations on Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program overview and seven applicant proposals. They will also discuss options to increase access and parking at Osier Park, a safer systems approach including a cycle track on 700 South, and an update on the Timpanogos Highway (SR 92) pedestrian bridge. Additionally, the council will consider a new market structure for energy purchasing (Extended Day-Ahead Market) and a motion to hold a closed meeting regarding real property.

• CDBG 2026 applicant presentations (7 organizations)
• Options to increase access and parking at Osier Park
• Safer Systems Approach and 700 South Cycle Track discussion
• Timpanogos Highway (SR 92) Pedestrian Bridge Update
• Discussion of new market structure for energy purchasing (Extended Day-Ahead Market)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a plat amendment for Lehi Plaza, a zone change for Vivian Estates Phase 5 (11.58 acres from TH-5 to RA-1), preliminary subdivision approval for Fox Trail (8 lots), and three development code amendments (Flood Damage Prevention, parking setback exception removal, and urban forestry rock mulch limit).

• Plat Amendment for Lehi Plaza Plat B at 1115 East Main Street adding one commercial lot
• Zone Change for Vivian Estates Phase 5: 11.58 acres at 2125 North 600 East from TH-5 to RA-1
• Preliminary subdivision approval of Fox Trail: 8-lot single-family residential at 1500 North 2850 West
• Development Code Amendment adding Chapter 12-D Flood Damage Prevention (FEMA compliance)
• Development Code Amendment to Chapter 37 removing exception for maximum setback with parking module

Budget Meeting Day 2 Part 1

This is a budget work session of the Lehi City Council. The agenda includes finance discussion, business items, a leadership presentation, committee assignments, a power and fiber presentation, and council visioning and goals. No votes or specific dollar amounts are listed; the meeting is primarily for discussion and planning.

• Finance discussion as part of budget process
• Leadership and organization presentation
• Committee assignments for council members
• Power and Fiber presentation
• City Council visioning and goals session

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations on several zone changes and development requests. One item has been withdrawn. Discussions include a zone change for 2.4 acres at 300 North Palomino Way, a 5.25-acre zone change and 8-lot concept at 1450 West 1220 North, a zone change on 0.66 acres at 151 East 1450 North, and a 13-lot preliminary subdivision at 1250 West 800 North. The commission will also consider a Development Code amendment to add Automobile Accessories and Installation to the table of uses.

• Kirkham Estates Annexation TH-5 zoning review withdrawn (item 3.1)
• Parker Zone Change: 2.4 acres from A-1 to R-1-22 at 300 North Palomino Way
• 1450 West 1220 North Zone Change and Concept: 5.25 acres, 8-lot residential development
• Heritage Meadows preliminary subdivision: 13-lot residential at 1250 West 800 North
• Development Code amendment to Chapters 5 and 39: adding Automobile Accessories and Installation

City Council Part 2

The Lehi City Council will hold a pre-council work session (4:30 PM) and a regular session (7:00 PM). Key items include a closed meeting discussion, a proposed noise control ordinance (Ordinance #04-2026), a lease agreement with New Cingular Wireless (AT&T), telecommunications franchise agreements, and a trail connection exception request for Vivian Estates Phase 2B. The council will also discuss updates to the municipal code regarding elected officials compensation.

• Consideration of Ordinance #04-2026 amending Lehi City Municipal Code Title 5 Chapter 3 (Noise Control)
• Discussion of Option and Lease Agreement with New Cingular Wireless (AT&T)
• Discussion of Telecommunications Franchise Agreements (Emery and CenturyLink)
• Consideration of trail connection exception for Vivian Estates Phase 2B (approx. 2600 N & 600 E)
• Discussion of updates to Lehi Municipal Code for elected officials compensation compliance

City Council Part I

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session discussing a lease agreement with AT&T, telecommunications franchise agreements, and updates to the municipal code on elected officials compensation. During the regular session, they will consider a noise control ordinance amendment and a trail connection exception for Vivian Estates Phase 2B.

• Consideration of a closed meeting to discuss individual, litigation, or real property matters
• Discussion of Option and Lease Agreement with New Cingular Wireless (AT&T)
• Discussion of Telecommunications Franchise Agreements for Emery and CenturyLink
• Discussion of updating Lehi Municipal Code for elected officials compensation per state law
• Ordinance #04-2026 amending Title 5 Chapter 3 Noise Control

City Council Work Session

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session to discuss multiple development agreements and policy issues. Key items include the Thanksgiving Point and soccer field development agreements, a safer systems approach for 700 South bike lanes, sidewalk funding, development code amendments, and a policy on transient room tax and short-term rentals. No final votes are expected at this work session.

• Thanksgiving Point Development Agreement and Participation Agreement
• Soccer Field Development Agreement and Participation Agreement
• Safer Systems Approach and 700 South Bike Lanes
• Development Code Amendments: screening requirements, off-street parking reductions, auto sales
• Policy on transient room tax and short-term rentals

City Council Budget Meeting Day 1 Part 2

City Council Budget Meeting Day 1 Part 1

The Lehi City Council convened a budget work session to discuss the upcoming budget and finance retreat. The session also included assignments for committees and boards. No votes were taken; this was a discussion-only meeting.

• Budget and Finance Retreat discussion
• Committee and Board assignments

Pre Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting new transportation impact fees (Ordinance #03-2026). They will also vote on a concept plan for a 219-unit development (Chiu Property) at approximately 600 South 2900 West, and consider resolutions opposing statewide high-density housing mandates and urging equitable transportation funding for Utah County. Pre-council items include an annual audit report, citizen survey results, police staffing discussion, and a presentation on 1900 South right-of-way.

• Public hearing and consideration of Ordinance #03-2026 adopting an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and amended transportation impact fees
• Concept plan approval for Chiu Property, a 219-unit development at 600 South 2900 West by Century Communities
• Resolution #2026-04 approving an agreement with RME for construction of the Skye Substation
• Resolution #2026-03 approving amendments to the ProSteel Customs Development Agreement
• Consideration of Ordinance #01-2026 amending the Cold Spring Ranch Area Plan to allow short-term rentals

Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a pre-council work session on police staffing, committee assignments, and a road right-of-way. In the regular session, a public hearing and vote on new transportation impact fees is scheduled. Other items include approval of a 219-unit housing development, a short-term rental amendment, and multiple resolutions opposing state housing mandates and seeking equitable transportation funding for Utah County.

• Public hearing and consideration of Ordinance #03-2026 adopting new transportation impact fees
• Resolution #2026-04 approving agreement with RME for construction of the Skye Substation
• Concept plan approval for 219-unit Chiu Property development at approximately 600 South 2900 West
• Ordinance #01-2026 amending Cold Spring Ranch Area Plan to allow short-term rentals
• Resolutions #2026-05 through #2026-08 opposing new state housing mandates and urging equitable transportation funding for Utah County

City Council

The Lehi City Council will conduct interviews with 17 applicants to fill a City Council vacancy, followed by consideration of a resolution to appoint a new member and administer the oath of office.

• Interviews for City Council vacancy with 17 applicants including Jim Bratt, Larry Banks, Doug Clark, Robert Reeder, Savannah Johnston, and others
• Consideration of Resolution #2025-103 appointing a member to the Lehi City Council

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider two items: a conditional use approval for the SAJ Lehi RV Storage at approximately 4300 North Digital Drive, and an exception request for a required trail connection and block length on Vivian Estates Phase 2B near 2600 North and 600 East. The commission will also approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing and consideration of James Whitmore's conditional use request for SAJ Lehi RV Storage at ~4300 N Digital Drive
• Public hearing and recommendation on JDH Development's exception request for trail connection and block length on Vivian Estates Phase 2B at ~2600 N and 600 E
• Approval of minutes from December 4, 2025 and January 8, 2026 meetings

City Council

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session discussing the noise ordinance, modification of 700 S bike lanes, and establishment of a Small Business Council. In the regular session, they will hold a public hearing on Resolution #2026-01 to annex 7.24 acres at 500 East 700 South with proposed TH-5 zoning for Kirkham Estates, and consider Resolution #2026-02 assigning a member to the Utah Lake Authority Governing Board. The consent agenda includes approval of purchase orders and previous minutes.

• Resolution #2026-01: Intent to annex Kirkham Estates (7.24 acres, 500 E 700 S, proposed TH-5 zoning)
• Discussion on modifying the 700 S bike lanes
• Noise Ordinance Review by Community Development
• Establishment of the Lehi Small Business Council
• Resolution #2026-02: assignment to the Utah Lake Authority Governing Board

Planning Commission

The Lehi Planning Commission will hold public hearings on 13 agenda items including concept plans, plat amendments, and a development code amendment. They will also elect a chair and vice chair and review the commission by-laws.

• Public hearing for the Chiu Property Concept Plan, a 219-unit development at 600 South 2900 West
• Public hearing for Sand Ohana Concept Plan at 2727 Sandalwood Drive with requests for architectural exception and parking reduction
• Public hearings for Sky View East (adding 10 lots) and Sky View West (adding 2 lots) plat amendments at Timpanogos Highway and Center Street
• Public hearing for Development Code Amendment to Chapter 20 adding Adult Daycare to Home Occupations
• Public hearing for Cold Spring Ranch Area Plan Amendment to allow Short-Term Rentals

City Council

The Lehi City Council will select a mayor pro tempore, discuss the 2026 meeting schedule, and review rules of order and ethics requirements. An oath of office will be administered to Mayor Paul Binns, Councilor James Harrison, and Councilor Rachel Freeman. The meeting is largely organizational with no substantive legislation or public hearings beyond the oath ceremony.

• Selection of a mayor pro tempore
• Discussion of the 2026 City Council meeting schedule and agendas
• Presentation and review of Rules of Order and Procedure (Lehi Municipal Code 1-6-3-1)
• Presentation and review of annual ethics and conflict-of-interest requirements
• Oath of office administered to Mayor Paul Binns, Councilor James Harrison, and Councilor Rachel Freeman

City Council- Oath of Office

The Lehi City Council will hold a work session and oath of office ceremony. Agenda items include selecting a mayor pro tempore, discussing the 2026 meeting schedule, reviewing rules of procedure and ethics requirements, and administering the oath to Mayor Paul Binns, Councilor James Harrison, and Councilor Rachel Freeman. The meeting is largely procedural with no substantive legislative actions listed.

• Oath of office administered to Mayor Paul Binns, Councilor James Harrison, and Councilor Rachel Freeman
• Selection of a Mayor Pro Tempore
• Discussion of the 2026 City Council meeting schedule and agendas
• Presentation and review of Rules of Order and Procedure (Lehi Municipal Code 1-6-3-1)
• Presentation and review of annual ethics and conflict of interest requirements