Heber, UT

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City Council

The City Council will discuss traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvements and a proposed county amendment to the Heber City Expansion Area Memorandum of Understanding. The body will also review Tabernacle Park and an amendment to the city communications policy.

• Traffic Calming & Pedestrian Safety Improvements
• Proposed County Amendment to the Heber City Expansion Area Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
• Tabernacle Park
• Amendment to the Heber City Communications Policy
• Resolution 2026-21: Compensatory Time

Historical Preservation Committee

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board will receive a quarterly report from Airport Manager Adam Bunker. The board will also discuss a proposal from Balloon Saso and the removal of abandoned vehicles and equipment from the airport.

• Balloon Saso Proposal
• Removal of abandoned and unapproved vehicles and equipment
• Airport Manager Quarterly Report

Planning Commission

City Council

The City Council is holding a closed meeting to discuss the deployment of security personnel, devices, or systems. No items are listed for the work meeting or the regular meeting.

• Closed meeting discussion on security personnel, devices, or systems

The Heber City Council convened an emergency closed meeting to discuss the deployment of security personnel, devices, or systems. No other business was conducted, and the meeting was adjourned following the discussion.

• Entered closed meeting regarding security systems (5-0)
• Adjourned emergency meeting (5-0)

Historical Preservation Committee

City Council

The Heber City Council meets October 6, 2026, with a closed meeting at 4:00 p.m., a work meeting at 5:00 p.m., and the regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. The regular meeting includes a public hearing on Ordinance 2026-20 for the Riverhawk Road Annexation near 1000 West and SR113, plus general business on the Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40 and Allwest fiber optic cable placement. Action items include Ordinance 2026-21 updating the Telecommunications Ordinance and a Celebration Housing MDA item. The Council also convenes as the CRA Board to discuss strategies for city-owned property in the CRA project area.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-20, Riverhawk Road Annexation at approximately 1000 West and SR113 (100 S)
• Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40
• Allwest Fiber Optic Cable placement above ground and relation to City-Allwest Agreement requiring buried cable
• Ordinance 2026-21 adopting update to the Telecommunications Ordinance
• Ordinance 2026-23 amending the Wildland Urban Interface Map (consent agenda)

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an amendment to the Mayflower Lofts Master Development Agreement, presented by Planner Denna Woodbury. The commission will also consider a consent agenda item for the Mountain View Commons Plat Amendment. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and a city council communication item.

• Public hearing for Mayflower Lofts MDA Amendment
• Mountain View Commons Plat Amendment (consent agenda)
• City Council Communication Item

City Council

The Heber City Council will hold a work meeting on the Terracon schematic design for Main Street Park, followed by a regular meeting with consent agenda items including rescinding Phase II water restrictions and repealing the certified tax rate resolution. General business includes an affordable housing learning series and a telecommunications ordinance update. Action items include the Finch Creek MDA amendment, justice court operations options, cemetery master plan update, and newsletter revisions. The council will also convene as the CRA Board to consider bids for razing and capping the Heber Light and Power Building.

• Resolution 2026-22 to rescind Phase II water restrictions
• Resolution 2026-23 repealing Resolution 2026-18 adopting the certified tax rate
• Finch Creek MDA amendment discussion
• Options for Heber City Justice Court operations
• Bids to raze and cap Heber Light and Power Building

The City Council authorized the process to consolidate the city's justice court with Wasatch County and approved an updated Cemetery Master Plan. The Council also approved a contract to demolish the former Heber Light and Power building for parking and amended the Finch Creek MDA.

• Approved Resolution 2026-22 to rescind Phase II water restrictions (4-0)
• Approved Finch Creek MDA amendment with specific affordable housing and fair housing language (4-0)
• Authorized staff to begin consolidating city courts with Wasatch County (4-0)
• Approved Cemetery Master Plan update with southern trail removed and Mill Road sidewalk added (4-0)
• Approved 'Heber Herald' newsletter format and content guidelines (4-0)
• Approved $79,968.00 contract with Heber Homes to raze Heber Light and Power Building (4-0)

General

The Heber City Historical Preservation Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the July meeting minutes. The main items are discussing community historic and heritage collaborations, reviewing and approving new historic sites, and a collaboration related to London Springs.

• Approve July 20th meeting minutes
• Community Historic and Heritage Collaborations
• Review and Approve new Historic Sites
• London Springs Collaboration

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning-related items, including amendments to the Wildland Urban Interface Map, a zoning map amendment for Karl Malone, and applying the Central Heber Overlay Zone to a specific lot. They will also consider amendments to the Central Heber Overlay Zone and an annexation for RiverHawk Road. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing on Wildland Urban Interface Map amendment
• Public hearing on zoning map amendment for Karl Malone
• Public hearing to apply Central Heber Overlay Zone to Lot 20-0370
• Public hearing on Central Heber Overlay Zone (CHOZ) amendments
• Consider annexation for RiverHawk Road

City Council

The Council will hold a work meeting to discuss the Red Ledges development and legislative priorities. The regular meeting includes a public hearing on updating the business licensing fee schedule and action on the Tava-Highlands PID 1, 2 & 3 resolution.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 2026-18 updating the business licensing fee schedule
• Resolution 2026-16 approving the Tava-Highlands PID 1, 2 & 3
• Red Ledges Development Agreement Amendment discussion
• 2026 Heber Market on Main season summary
• Introduction to Wasatch Affordable Living Communities

The Heber City Council approved an update to the consolidated fee schedule for business licensing, setting a $25 fee for property management company changes. The Council also approved the creation of three Public Infrastructure Districts (PIDs) for the Tava-Highlands development, contingent on specific disclosure requirements for homebuyers. Additionally, the Council held a work meeting to discuss legislative priorities and development agreements.

• Approved $25 business license fee for management company changes (5-0)
• Approved Tava-Highlands PIDs 1, 2, and 3 (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved August 4, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Entered closed meeting to discuss pending litigation (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will hold five public hearings on proposed amendments to the municipal code, covering sign regulations, underground utilities, food trucks, water and sewer connection standards, and telecommunications. The commission will also consider approving the draft minutes from its July 14, 2026 meeting. No work or administrative items are scheduled.

• Public hearing on sign code amendment for signs in the right of way
• Public hearing on text amendment for undergrounding existing utilities
• Public hearing on amendment regarding food trucks in the right of way
• Public hearing on water and sewer connection standards for flag lots, condominiums, townhomes, and subordinate dwelling units
• Public hearing on text amendment to Chapter 18.110 Telecommunications Ordinance

City Council

The Heber City Council will hold a work meeting and regular meeting, covering legislative updates, an annexation, and an affordable housing presentation. Action items include adopting the FY2027 budget, a certified tax rate, and a property tax abatement, along with a proposed property tax increase statement.

• Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40
• Cost Sharing Agreement for Mill Road & Hwy 40 Intersection Realignment
• Ordinance 2026-15 Development Agreement for State Automotive at 435 West 100 South
• Resolution 2026-18 Adopting Certified Tax Rate for FY2027
• Resolution 2026-20 Adopting FY2027 Budget Including Heber City CRA

The Council approved a 4.2% certified tax rate for Fiscal Year 2027, lower than the proposed 4.8%, using a Heber Light and Power dividend to offset the difference. It also adopted the final FY2027 budget reflecting that rate. A property tax abatement program for seniors was tabled after a motion to approve it as a one-year pilot failed.

• Approved Resolution 2026-18 adopting 4.2% certified tax rate (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-20 adopting FY2027 final budget with 4.2% rate (5-0)
• Tabled Resolution 2026-19 property tax abatement program (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including Ordinance 2026-15 development agreement (5-0)

Parks, Open Space, Trails, and Trees

The Heber City Parks, Open Space, Trails, and Trees Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates on trails, parks, and trees, and finalize its FY'27 Tap Tax project recommendations. The committee will discuss allocating $301,000 in approved POSTT projects, focusing on improvements at Parkview Place/Rock Wall Park and Wasatch Vista Park. They will also review signage updates, including a plaque honoring Lance Corporal Blaine A. Welch, and introduce the committee's 2026 focus areas.

• $301,000 in FY'27 Tap Tax projects to be detailed, including $78,000 for a large boulder and $50,000 for a medium boulder at Parkview Place/Rock Wall Park
• Shade pergolas with picnic benches proposed at Parkview Place and Wasatch Vista Park ($12,000 each)
• $45,000 shade structure over the fitness court at Wasatch Vista Park
• $44,000 to plant 126 trees across all parks in FY27
• $48,000 to resurface tennis court and add new nets at Valley Hills Park

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will consider approval of the Mayflower Views subdivision preliminary plan (formerly North Village Views) and a plat amendment for Valley Hills Plat E Lots 133, 134, and 135. The commission will also receive an update on the CHOZ (Cemetery, Historic, and Open Space?) zoning overlay and discuss a City Council communication item.

• Valley Hills Plat E Lots 133, 134, & 135 Plat Amendment (Planner Jamie Baron)
• Subdivision Preliminary for Mayflower Views (Formerly North Village Views) (Planner Denna Woodbury)
• CHOZ Update (Jacob)

The Heber City Planning Commission approved the preliminary subdivision for Mayflower Views (formerly North Village Views) at Highway 40 and University Avenue, subject to conditions including an affordable housing plan. The commission also approved the consent agenda item for the Valley Hills Plat E Lots 133, 134, & 135 plat amendment. During the work meeting, staff presented 14 proposed changes to the Central Heber Overlay Zone (CHOZ) ordinance, but no decisions were made on those changes.

• Approved Mayflower Views preliminary subdivision (5-0)
• Approved Valley Hills Plat E Lots 133, 134, & 135 plat amendment (5-0)

General

The Heber Valley Animal Services Board will review budget projections for FY 2027 and discuss the design and costs for a facility expansion. The meeting also includes updates on staffing and a Medical Assistance Protocol MOU with Paws for Life.

• FY 2027 Budget projections and updates
• Facility expansion discussion including RFP update and modular buildings
• Medical Assistance Protocol MOU update with Paws for Life
• Animal Control Donations and the General Fund
• Updates from participating jurisdictions: Hideout, Interlaken, Midway, Heber City, and County

The Animal Services Board discussed renovating the existing shelter instead of pursuing a full expansion, with Chief Sever offering to develop floor plans and schematics. The Board agreed to bill participating jurisdictions the full FY 2027 budgeted amount to fund renovations, pending staff confirmation on carrying funds over. No formal action was taken on the renovation plan or the consent agenda items, including the May 2026 minutes, which were not approved. The meeting adjourned with a 3-0 vote.

• Discussed renovating existing shelter rather than full expansion; Chief Sever to prepare floor plans for next meeting.
• Agreed to bill participating jurisdictions the full FY 2027 budgeted amount for shelter renovations, pending feasibility of carrying funds.
• No motion made to approve May 2026 meeting minutes.
• Changed November 5, 2026 meeting to October 1, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
• Chief Sever to consult City Attorney on changing 'person' to 'household' in animal ordinance; no grandfathering for existing residents.
• Chief Sever to verify donation policy with Finance Department.
• Adjourned meeting at 6:57 p.m. (motion passed 3-0).

City Council

The Heber City Council will hold a Truth in Taxation public hearing to discuss a proposed property tax increase. The finance director will present the proposed tax impact schedule, and residents may provide feedback. The council will announce a decision date of August 18, 2026.

• Public hearing on proposed property tax increase with Finance Director Sara Nagel presentation
• Residents may provide feedback on tax rate exceeding certified tax rate
• Council to announce adoption consideration date of August 18, 2026

The City Council held a public hearing on a proposed property tax increase needed to maintain current service levels due to inflation. An average home valued at $850,000 would pay about $16 more per year. The council took no vote on the increase, announcing it will consider adoption on August 18, 2026. The meeting adjourned unanimously.

• Held public hearing on proposed property tax increase; no vote taken.
• Announced two votes for August 18, 2026: property tax increase and final budget adoption.
• Adjourned meeting unanimously, 5-0.

City Council

The City Council will discuss housing developments and a cemetery master plan. The body is deciding on an ordinance regarding parking regulations and an engineering service agreement for the airport.

• Ordinance 2026-14: Amending Section 10.16.010 regarding unlawful disobedience of parking regulations
• Engineering Service Agreement for Ardurra as Airport Engineer of Record
• Sawmill Phase 4B Development Agreement amendment for Villa 2 and Regal Homes
• Celebration Workforce Housing discussion
• Heber Valley Corridor Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) project update

The Heber City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 2026-14, changing parking violations from a Class C misdemeanor to a minor infraction and raising the fine from $25 to $50. They also unanimously approved an engineering service agreement with Ardurra as the Airport Engineer of Record, a step required for the runway relocation project. The council discussed but took no action on the Villa 2/Regal Homes development agreement, Celebration Workforce Housing, and the Cemetery Master Plan update.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-14 amending parking regulations (5-0)
• Approved Ardurra as Airport Engineer of Record (5-0)
• Approved July 21, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Entered closed meeting for pending litigation (5-0)

Airport Advisory Board

The Heber City Airport Advisory Board will review recommendations for Runway 22 traffic patterns and a proposed reversionary lease agreement. The board will also discuss fees for new trailer-specific parking and receive an update on balloon sasos.

• Designating Runway 22 as utilizing Right-Hand Traffic Pattern
• Proposed Reversionary Lease Agreement
• Trailer fee for new trailer-specific parking
• Update on balloon sasos

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an amendment to the Finch Creek Master Development Agreement and consider the Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40. The consent agenda includes a conditional use permit for the JSSD Marcella Drinking Water Pump Station.

• Public hearing on Master Development Agreement Amendment for Finch Creek
• Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40
• Conditional Use Permit for JSSD Marcella Drinking Water Pump Station

The Heber City Planning Commission approved the Master Development Agreement Amendment for the Finch Creek development, which includes residential units and removes the commercial component, with conditions to protect the McDonald ditch and prevent stormwater runoff into it. The commission also approved a Development Agreement for State Automotive at 425 West 100 South and sent a positive recommendation to the City Council for the Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40, excluding mixed-use. All votes were recorded with specific tallies.

• Approved Finch Creek Master Development Agreement Amendment (7-0) with conditions to ensure McDonald ditch flow and no stormwater runoff into it
• Approved Development Agreement for State Automotive at 425 West 100 South (6-1)
• Sent positive recommendation to City Council for Blue Sign Annexation at 2600 N Hwy 40 without mixed-use (6-1)
• Approved Consent Agenda including Conditional Use Permit for JSSD Marcella Drinking Water Pump Station (6-0)
• Moved Action Item three to first on agenda (7-0)

City Council

The Heber City Council will consider several actions, including a property tax abatement resolution and a public hearing on the vacation of a portion of Springs at Coyote Ridge Phase 4. Council members will also decide on repairing or replacing the public works salt storage structure, adopt a state‑ordered fireworks ban for July 24, and vote on a UDOT Betterment Agreement for a road realignment and new traffic signal. The meeting includes routine items such as minutes approval and council board reports.

• Resolution 2026-19 Property Tax Abatement (Mayor Heidi Franco)
• Public Hearing for Vacation of a Portion of Springs at Coyote Ridge Phase 4 Plat Ordinance 2026-12 (Planning Manager Jamie Baron)
• Decision on Repair or Replacement of the Public Works Salt Storage Structure (City Engineer Russ Funk)
• Resolution 2026-17 State Order for Fireworks Ban for July 24 holiday (City Attorney Jeremy Cook)
• Approval of UDOT Betterment Agreement $875,822.15 for realignment and new traffic signal at Mill Rd & Hwy 40 (City Engineer Russ Funk)

The Council approved a betterment agreement with UDOT for a new traffic signal and road realignment at Mill Road and Highway 40. They also authorized the replacement of the Public Works salt storage structure and approved a land vacation for the Springs at Coyote Ridge development.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-12 to vacate a portion of Springs at Coyote phase four (5-0)
• Approved replacement of the Public Works salt storage structure (5-0)
• Approved UDOT betterment agreement for Mill Rd & Hwy 40 realignment and signal (5-0)
• Approved June 16 and July 7, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Prohibited fireworks in Heber City for July 22, 23, 24, and 25
• Tabled implementation of senior citizen property tax abatement for future discussion

Historical Preservation Committee

The Heber City Historical Preservation Board will meet to discuss several items, including a community-wide historic update collaboration with local groups, the status of a reconnaissance level survey, updates on 13 historic homes, a historic home tour for the commission, and information on TAP and other grants. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Community-wide Historic Update Collaboration (CAMS, Heber Valley Heritage Commission, SUP, DUP, and City Council)
• Reconnaissance Level Survey Status
• 13 Historic Homes Status (Catherin, Kristy, Bonnie)
• Historic Home tour for Commission
• TAP/Other Grants

Planning Commission

The Heber City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an amendment to the Master Development Agreement for Finch Creek. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a development agreement for State Automotive at 425 West 100 South, and preliminary subdivision approvals for two parcels in Jordanelle Ridge Village 2. A work meeting will address a telecommunications code update and a report on the Atlas Cell Tower site.

• Public Hearing for Master Development Agreement Amendment for Finch Creek (Planner Denna Woodbury)
• Public Hearing: Development Agreement for State Automotive, 425 West 100 South (Planner Jacob Roberts)
• Preliminary subdivision approval consideration for Jordanelle Ridge Village 2 Phase 3 (Planner Aubrey Larsen)
• Preliminary subdivision approval consideration for Jordanelle Ridge Village 2 Pod 21 C (Planner Aubrey Larsen)
• Telecommunication Code Update and report on Atlas Cell Tower Site (Development Community Director Tony Kohler)

The Planning Commission approved two preliminary subdivision applications for Jordanelle Ridge Village 2. Commissioners also tabled a decision on a Development Agreement for an auto body shop at 425 West 100 South to allow for further review of conditions, and held a work meeting regarding telecommunications tower code updates.

• Approved 06.09.2026 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Tabled State Automotive Development Agreement at 425 West 100 South (6-1)
• Approved Jordanelle Ridge Village 2 Phase 3 preliminary subdivision (7-0)
• Approved Jordanelle Ridge Village 2 Pod 21C preliminary subdivision (7-0)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0)

Airport Advisory Board

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed Tava-Highlands Public Infrastructure District. The body will also consider design authorizations for the Main Street Plaza and a salt storage structure repair project.

• Public hearing for proposed Tava-Highlands Public Infrastructure District (PID)
• Authorization for Main Street Plaza Schematic (30%) Design and CM/GC utilization
• Agreement with Sunrise Engineering for Public Works Salt Storage Structure Repair/Replacement
• Discussion on 1200 S & Mill Rd Roundabout Design
• Celebration Housing Development Agreement discussion

The council voted 5‑0 to approve the consent agenda, which included approval of prior meeting minutes, a design and construction services agreement for the Salt Storage Structure repair, and mayoral nominations for the Arts Advisory Committee. No other actions were voted on during the meeting.

• Approved Consent Agenda (5-0) covering prior minutes, Sunrise Engineering contract, and Arts Advisory Committee nominations

City Council

The Heber City Council meeting will discuss Resolution 2026-17, which proposes a ban on fireworks. The council may approve, table, or continue discussion of the resolution. No other action items are listed.

• Resolution 2026-17 – proposal to ban fireworks in Heber City (presented by City Manager Matt Brower)

Council discussed a proposed fireworks ban and possible designated locations. Members agreed to express support for the mayor and fire chief’s plan but did not adopt the resolution. They scheduled a follow‑up meeting after the state webinar to finalize decisions and inform the public. The council then voted 4‑0 to adjourn the meeting.

• Proposed fireworks ban resolution not adopted
• Agreed to meet after state webinar to finalize fireworks locations
• Motion to adjourn passed 4-0

Planning Commission

City Council

The Heber City Council will hold public hearings to consider adopting the Final Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 2026 and an ordinance amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. Additional items include a contract award for pavement striping, lease actions for the airport, and a water‑conservation resolution. The meeting also covers a water shortage plan update and other general business items.

• Public hearing on Final Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 2026 (Resolution 2026-13)
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-13 amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Contract award to Morgan Pavement for the 2026 Pavement Striping Project – $169,518.00
• Resolution 2026-15 adopting the Heber Valley Airport Non‑Revisionary Form Lease
• Resolution 2026-14 adopting a phase of the Heber City Water Shortage Plan

The Heber City Council approved a resolution adopting level two of the city's Water Shortage Plan, which asks residents to voluntarily conserve water. The council also approved the final FY 2026 budget amendment, an amended fee schedule ordinance, a new airport lease form, and an amended FBO lease with OK3 Air. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Adopted level 2 water shortage plan (5-0)
• Approved FY 2026 final budget amendment Resolution 2026-13 (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-13 amending consolidated fee schedule (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-15 adopting airport non-reversionary lease form (5-0)
• Authorized City Manager to enter amended FBO lease with OK3 Air (5-0)
• Approved CRA budget amendment Resolution 2026-16 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $169,518 pavement striping contract (5-0)

General

The Heber City Airport Advisory Board will meet on June 10, 2026. After public comments, the board will receive, discuss, and make recommendations on proposed changes to the standard lease, as prepared by legal counsel. The meeting will conclude with any general business and adjournment.

• Review and recommendation on proposed changes to the standard lease (legal counsel)
• Public comments (limited to three minutes per speaker)