Wasatch County public meetings in 2024

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss and vote on several resolutions, including the adoption of the 2025 County budget. Items also include a meeting schedule for 2025, a proposal for road plowing on Strawberry Marina Road, and changes to the tax‑relief income limit. Additional topics cover cost‑of‑living salary adjustments for elected and executive officers and appointments to planning committees.

• Resolution #24-17: adoption of the Wasatch County 2025 Budget
• Approval for SSA #1 2025 Budget
• Resolution #24-19: increase to the tax‑relief income limit
• Resolution #24-21: cost‑of‑living and salary adjustment for county elected and executive officers
• Discussion of contributions/authorization for plowing on Strawberry Marina Road

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for December 12, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers was cancelled. No agenda items were considered.

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet for a regular session to address routine business. Items include approval of minutes, reports from the council and manager, and discussion of property transactions, pending litigation, and personnel matters. The public may comment in person, by email, or via Zoom. No specific decisions beyond standard agenda items are listed.

• Prayer and remarks
• Public comment period
• Purchase, exchange, or lease of property
• Pending or reasonably imminent litigation
• Discussion of an individual's character, competence, or health

County Council

The Wasatch County Council work session will include a UDOT update and a discussion of the Memorial Hill project, along with routine council and board reports. The council may hold a closed session to consider property transactions, pending litigation, and personnel matters. Public comment will be accepted in person, by email, or via Zoom.

• UDOT Update
• Memorial Hill Discussion
• Manager's Report
• Closed Session – Purchase, Exchange or Lease of Property
• Closed Session – Pending or Reasonably Imminent Litigation

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Governing Board will discuss the 2025 budget and MOU budget. A public hearing is scheduled for 6:00 PM to receive comments on the 2025 budget and 2024 budget amendments.

• Public hearing on 2024 Budget amendments and 2025 Budget
• Resolution 24-01: 2025 Meeting Schedule
• Resolution 24-02: 2024 Budget Amendments
• Resolution 24-03: 2025 Budget
• Discussion of 2025 Fund 25 Memorandum of Understanding Budget

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District Board will approve two sets of meeting minutes and the day's warrants. The Chief will report on year‑to‑date activity, provide an update on Station 51, and present a hiring plan for full‑time staff in 2025. The board will also review the district's annual fraud risk assessment. A closed session is scheduled at the end of the meeting.

• Approve 10‑8‑2024 meeting minutes
• Approve 11‑12‑2024 meeting minutes
• Approve 12‑10‑2024 warrants
• Station 51 operational update
• Consider 2025 full‑time hiring plan

Owls Nest Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve minutes and warrants and set the 2025 meeting schedule. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss the 2024 budget amendment and the adoption of the 2025 budget via Resolution #2024-01.

• Public hearing for Amendment of 2024 Budget and Adoption of 2025 Budget (Resolution #2024-01)
• Approval of November 12 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Setting 2025 Board Meeting dates and times

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The Strawberry Ranch Special Service District Board will meet on December 10, 2024 to approve the November 12 meeting minutes, approve the warrant list, and set dates and times for its 2025 board meetings. During the public hearing at 6:00 PM, the board will consider adopting the 2025 budget as Resolution #2024-01. Other business may also be discussed.

• Approval of November 12 meeting minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Set date/time for 2025 board meetings
• Adoption of 2025 budget – Resolution #2024-01 (public hearing)

Jordanelle Special Service District

The governing board will review the 2025 budget and hold a public hearing for its adoption via Resolution #2024-05. The board will also determine the 2025 meeting schedule and award a request for proposal for a district vehicle purchase.

• Adoption of 2025 Budget-Resolution #2024-05
• Award of RFP for 2025 District Vehicle Purchase
• Setting of 2025 Board Meeting dates and times
• Closed session regarding litigation, personnel, and sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve minutes and a warrant list. The board will also set the 2025 meeting schedule and hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of the 2025 budget via Resolution #2024-01.

• Adoption of 2025 Budget - Resolution #2024-01
• Warrant List Approval
• Setting of 2025 Board Meeting dates and times

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The governing board will discuss the 2024 budget amendment and the 2025 budget. A public hearing is scheduled for 6:00 PM to consider Resolution #2024-04 regarding these budget items.

• Public hearing on Amendment of 2024 Budget and Adoption of 2025 Budget (Resolution #2024-04)
• Approval of November 12 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Setting 2025 board meeting dates

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will approve the November 12 minutes and the warrant list, set the date and time for its 2025 meetings, and present a budget amendment for 2024 along with the 2025 budget. The board will also discuss flood damage at River Meadows Ranch, receive the General Manager's report, and address any other business. A public hearing will be held to consider the amendment of the 2024 budget and adoption of the 2025 budget (Resolution #2024-04).

• Approval of November 12 meeting minutes
• Approval of the warrant list
• Set date and time for 2025 board meetings
• Presentation and amendment of the 2024 budget and adoption of the 2025 budget (Resolution #2024-04)
• Discussion of River Meadows Ranch flood damage

Solid Waste Disposal District

The board will meet to discuss and approve the 2025 budget. The meeting also includes resolutions regarding the 2025 meeting schedule, holiday schedule, and ineligible days off.

• Resolution and approval of 2025 budget
• Resolution of 2025 Public WCSSD Meetings
• Resolution of 2025 Holiday Schedule
• Resolution of 2025 Ineligible Days Off Schedule

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will approve the October 7, 2024 draft minutes and discuss Notice of Interest applications. It will receive updates from the County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open space bond funding and preservation efforts. Miscellaneous items and a call for next month’s agenda items will be considered, and a closed session may be held if needed.

• Approval of October 7, 2024 draft minutes
• Discussion, updates, and action on Notice of Interest applications
• Updates/reports on open space bond funding and preservation from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Miscellaneous items and solicitation of agenda items for next month
• Potential closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205

County Council

The County Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the adoption of the 2025 Budget. Other agenda items include safety improvements on North Highway 40 and a potential annexation of an unincorporated island near Hwy 40 and Hwy 32.

• Public hearing on Resolution #24-17 regarding the Wasatch County 2025 Budget
• Discussion of safety improvements on North Highway 40
• Consideration of authorizing an unincorporated island for the Harvest Hills annexation near Hwy 40 and Hwy 32
• BOE adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Appointments to the Senior Citizens Advisory Board and Timber Lakes Water Board

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss several items, including BOE adjustments, annexing an unincorporated island near Hwy 40 and Hwy 32 into Harvest Hills, and a contract with Solid Waste for a property transfer. They will also consider Ordinance 24‑14 to remove the MIDA Liaison Department and a proposed amendment to align variable lot size development regulations with the General Plan. Public hearings will address County participation in Heber City’s Downtown CRA and a code amendment for lot‑size policies.

• BOE adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Annexation of an unincorporated island near Hwy 40 and Hwy 32 into Harvest Hills
• Contract with Solid Waste for property transfer
• Ordinance 24‑14 amendment to remove the MIDA Liaison Department
• Public hearing on County participation in Heber City’s Downtown CRA

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a special session on November 19, 2024 at 4:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The sole agenda item is the canvass of the 2024 General Election results. Public participation is allowed in person or via Zoom.

• 2024 General Election Canvass – to be held at 4 PM in the Council Chambers

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 14, 2024. At the meeting the commission will approve the 2025 meeting schedule, a plat amendment extension for Lot 63 at 9623 Eagle View Ct, a proposed amendment to County Code 16.08 and 16.27 to align variable lot size regulations with the General Plan, and discuss a possible comprehensive update to the General Plan for unincorporated areas. The commission will also approve minutes from the October 10, 2024 meeting.

• Approval of the 2025 Planning Commission meeting schedule
• Plat Amendment Extension for Lot 63, 9623 Eagle View Ct in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone
• Proposed amendment to Wasatch County Code 16.08 and 16.27 for variable lot size development
• Consideration of a comprehensive General Plan update for all unincorporated areas
• Approval of minutes from the October 10, 2024 Planning Commission meeting

County Council

The Wasatch County Council is holding a work session to discuss the 2025 tentative budget and potential joint meetings with Heber City. The body will also review annexation requests for nearly 4,000 acres east of Heber City and in the North Village.

• Discussion of annexation requests for nearly 4,000 acres east of Heber City and in the North Village
• Discussion and direction regarding the 2025 Tentative Budget
• Discussion of County participation in Heber City’s Downtown CRA
• Yellow Lake Fire update from US Forest Service
• UDOT update

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will consider the September and October meeting minutes, approve October warrants, and discuss the 2025 preliminary budget. The board will also hold a closed session to address a property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation. Public participation is invited via email or online attendance.

• Approval of September 10, 2024 minutes
• Approval of October 8, 2024 minutes
• Consideration of October 2024 warrants
• Review of the 2025 preliminary budget
• Closed session on property acquisition, personnel, and pending litigation

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District will meet to review October minutes and warrants, discuss a contract with Wasatch County for the transfer station, and present the 2025 budget.

• Review October warrants
• Discuss contract with Wasatch County for Transfer Station
• Discuss remodel of present Transfer Station bathroom
• Presentation of the 2025 budget

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will discuss the proposed 2025 budget and the 2024 amended budget. The board is also considering a wage pay grade increase for the Fire Chief.

• Proposed 2025 Budget and 2024 Amended Budget
• Discussion of wage pay grade increase for Fire Chief
• Approval of November Warrants
• Change to Capitalization Threshold 24-03
• Station 51 Update

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will review and approve the minutes from the August 13 meeting. It will approve the warrant list and examine the quarterly financial statements. The board will discuss the preliminary budget and schedule a public hearing on the district budget. Any additional items will be addressed under other business.

• Approval of August 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Review of quarterly financials
• Preliminary budget discussion and setting public hearing for budget
• Other business

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will review and vote on several agenda items. These include approving the October 8 minutes, a warrant list, the quarterly financial report, and setting a public hearing for the preliminary budget. The board will also discuss a proposed purchase of a KWTP generator and a water reservation fee analysis resolution. A closed session will address litigation, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approval of October 8 meeting minutes
• KWTP generator purchase proposal
• Preliminary budget and public hearing set
• 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis – Resolution #2024-04
• Closed session: litigation update, personnel, sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will meet to approve minutes from October 8, approve a warrant list, and review a quarterly financial report. The board will also set a public hearing for the preliminary budget. Public participation is available via email or an online webinar.

• Approval of October 8 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financial report
• Preliminary budget public hearing set
• Public participation via email or webinar

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will hold a regular session to approve prior meeting minutes, approve the warrant list, review the quarterly financial report, and discuss the preliminary budget and set a public hearing for the budget. A public hearing at 6:00 PM will consider Resolution #2024-03 concerning the 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis.

• Approval of Minutes – October 8
• Warrant List Approval
• Quarterly Financial Report
• Preliminary Budget / Set Public Hearing for Budget
• 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis – Resolution #2024-03 (public hearing)

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will approve the October 8 minutes, review the warrant list, and present the quarterly financial report. It will discuss the preliminary budget and set a public hearing for that budget. A public hearing at 6:00 PM will include the 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis (Resolution #2024-03). All items are on the regular session agenda.

• Approval of October 8 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Quarterly financial report presentation
• Preliminary budget discussion and public hearing scheduling
• Resolution #2024-03: 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet on November 6, 2024 to conduct a regular session. Agenda items include discussion of trail‑maintenance funding, a preview of the 2025 tentative budget, and a series of public‑hearing requests concerning the SkyRidge Lodge development, such as ordinance 24‑11, final site‑plan approval for a 65‑unit condo‑hotel at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive, overflow parking site‑plan, a code amendment for double‑bay garage doors, and a master‑plan study for the Jordanelle View residential project.

• Ordinance 24‑11: legislative development agreement for SkyRidge Lodge project
• Final Site Plan approval for SkyRidge Golf Lodge condo‑hotel (65 units) at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive
• Final Subdivision and Site Plan approval for Overflow Parking off Jordanelle Parkway
• Code Text Amendment to permit double‑bay garage doors in Wasatch County Code 16.41.06
• Master Plan, Physical Constraints, and Density Determination for Jordanelle View residential development (72 ERUs)

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a special session on October 30, 2024 at the Senior Citizen Center Auditorium in Heber City. Council members will consider approving funding for a conservation easement covering the Alan Giles and Ludin properties. The council will also discuss providing feedback on Heber City’s proposed annexation of more than 4,000 acres east of Jordanelle Ridge. Public comments may be submitted in person, by email, or via the Zoom webinar.

• Consideration of conservation easement funding approval for Alan Giles & Ludin properties
• Consideration of feedback on Heber City’s annexation of over 4,000 acres east of Jordanelle Ridge
• Closed session items as needed: purchase, exchange or lease of property; pending litigation; character, competence, or health of an individual

JSPA (Jordanelle Specially Planned Area) Planning Committee

The Wasatch County JSPA Planning Committee will hold a public hearing on Oct. 17, 2024. It will consider an ordinance (24-11) for a legislative development agreement for the SkyRidge Lodge project and a final site plan for a 65‑unit condo‑hotel at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive. Additional items include overflow parking, a garage‑door code amendment, and a master‑plan for the Jordanelle View residential development. Recommendations will be forwarded to the County Council for a public hearing on Nov. 6, 2024.

• Ordinance 24-11: legislative development agreement for SkyRidge Lodge project
• Final Site Plan approval for SkyRidge Golf Lodge – 65 units at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive
• Final Subdivision and Site Plan for Jordanelle Golf Lodge Overflow Parking on parcel 21-2807
• Code Text Amendment to Wasatch County Code 16.41.06 and JRA Design Handbook for double bay garage doors
• Master Plan, Physical Constraints, and Density Determination for Jordanelle View – 72 ERUs on parcels 07-1212, 07-1238, 12-1108

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss the authorization of projects for the corridor preservation fund and safety improvements on north Highway 40. The body will also consider appointing a council member to the MIDA Board and allocating funds to Wreaths Across America.

• Authorization of the endorsed list of projects for the corridor preservation fund
• Proposed signal at Coyote Canyon and safety improvements on north Highway 40
• Resolution 24-15 acknowledging October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Appointment of a council member to the MIDA Board
• Allocation of funds to Wreaths Across America

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 10, 2024 to consider several development requests. Items include a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit, a preliminary subdivision for Mayberry Farms, a final site plan for a recreation pond, and a code amendment for garage doors. The commission will vote on each item and forward any recommended ordinance changes to the County Council for a later public hearing.

• Conditional Use Permit for a 514‑sq‑ft guest accessory dwelling unit at 2492 East 360 South in Residential Agriculture 1 (RA‑1) zone.
• Preliminary Subdivision approval for Mayberry Farms, a proposed residential subdivision of 14 lots on 20 acres at 2140 S 2400 E in Residential Agriculture 1 (RA‑1) zone.
• Final Site Plan approval to construct a recreation pond at 2069 Adventure Court in the Dancing Sun phase of the Tuhaye Master Development, located in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone (JBOZ).
• Code Text Amendment to Wasatch County Code 16.41.06 and the JRA Design Handbook section 3.15 to permit double‑bay garage doors, requested by SkyRidge Development, LLC.

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session covering updates from the Open Lands Board, the Utah Department of Transportation, and a report on the county court expansion. An interlocal meeting will feature presentations from the Wasatch School District, a discussion on the county's grant communication strategy, and a talk on e‑bikes and motorized vehicles on trails. Public comment will be accepted in person, by email, or via Zoom.

• Discussion and update from Utah Open Lands & the Wasatch County Open Lands Board
• Discussion and update from Utah Department of Transportation
• Wasatch County Court Expansion Update
• Wasatch School District presentation
• Grants in Wasatch County communication strategy discussion

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Wasatch County Parks & Recreation SSD #21 Governing Board will consider the September 10, 2024 minutes and approve September 2024 warrants. The board will discuss the 2025 preliminary budget and hear department reports for September 2024. A closed session may be held to address property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• Review and approve September 10, 2024 minutes
• Approve September 2024 warrants
• Discuss 2025 preliminary budget
• Department reports (Recreation Center, Events Complex, etc.)
• Potential closed session on property acquisition, personnel, and pending litigation

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District will meet to review September warrants and minutes. The board will discuss the number of residents using the transfer station in 2023 compared to 2024.

• Review of September warrants
• Comparison of 2023 vs 2024 transfer station usage
• Review of September 10 meeting minutes

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will meet to review the Chief's year-to-date report and station updates. The board is scheduled to discuss Resolution 24-03 regarding the Wildland Urban Interface Code Enforcement Policy.

• Resolution 24-03 Wildland Urban Interface Code Enforcement Policy
• Approval of October Warrants
• Approval of 9-10-24 Meeting Minutes
• Chief's 2024 Year to Date- September report

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will approve the September 10 meeting minutes and the warrant list. It will discuss a Capitalization Threshold Amendment identified as Resolution #2024-03. The board will set a public hearing for a 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis scheduled for November 12 at 6:00 p.m. Closed‑session items include a litigation update, personnel matters, and the sale of real property.

• Approve September 10 meeting minutes
• Approve warrant list
• Consider Capitalization Threshold Amendment – Resolution #2024-03
• Set public hearing for 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis (Nov 12, 6:00 p.m.)
• Closed session: sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider three agenda items. First, it will vote to approve the minutes from the September 10 meeting. Second, it will approve the warrant list. Finally, the board will address any other business raised by members.

• Approval of September 10 meeting minutes
• Approval of the warrant list
• Discussion of other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Twin Creeks Special Service District Board will approve the September 10 meeting minutes and the warrant list. It will set a public hearing for the 2024 Water Reservation Fee analysis on November 12 at 6:00 p.m. The General Manager will give a report, and the board will address any other business.

• Approve minutes from September 10 meeting
• Approve warrant list
• Set public hearing for 2024 Water Reservation Fee Analysis – Nov 12, 6:00 p.m.
• General Manager's report
• Other business

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will approve the minutes from the September 10 meeting and the warrant list. It will set a public hearing for the 2024 water reservation fee analysis on November 12 at 6:00 p.m. The General Manager will give a report, and the board will consider any other business.

• Approve September 10 meeting minutes
• Approve warrant list
• Schedule public hearing for 2024 water reservation fee analysis – Nov 12, 6:00 p.m.
• General Manager's report
• Other business

Open Lands Board

The Open Lands Board will approve the September 9, 2024 draft minutes and hear public comments. It will discuss Notice of Interest applications and receive updates from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open space bond funding and preservation efforts. The board will also consider the proposed 2025 meeting schedule and may hold a closed session if required.

• Approval of September 9, 2024 draft minutes
• Discussion and action on Notice of Interest applications
• Updates/reports on open space bond funding from county and cities
• Consideration of the 2025 meeting schedule dates
• Closed session per U.C.A 52-4-205 if needed

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss several resolutions, including the creation of the Wakara Ridge and Black Rock Mountain Resort public infrastructure districts. It will also consider awarding a contract for development review consulting services and discuss public transit priorities with High Valley Transit. Additional items include a contribution to the Utah Association of Counties for public lands advocacy and appointing members to the Library and Affordable Housing Boards.

• Consideration of Resolution 24-13 to create the Wakara Ridge Public Infrastructure District
• Consideration of Resolution 24-14 to create the Black Rock Mountain Resort Public Infrastructure District
• Awarding an RFP for Development Review Consulting and Inspection Services in Wasatch County
• Discussion on prioritization of public transit services with High Valley Transit
• Consideration of providing a contribution to the Utah Association of Counties for public lands advocacy

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission and JSPA Planning Committee will tour the Jordanelle Area on September 27, 2024. The group will meet at the Community Services Building in Heber City to depart for the tour. No decisions will be made during this work meeting.

• Tour of Jordanelle Area projects
• Meeting at Community Services Building, 55 South 500 East
• Public transportation required for tour
• Work meeting only; no decisions

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will discuss the 2025 budget priorities and a 5-year financial forecast. The meeting includes public hearings regarding development agreements and site plans for the SkyRidge Lodge project and proposed updates to county engineering and administrative codes.

• Ordinance 24-11 for a legislative development agreement for the SkyRidge Lodge project
• Final Site Plan for SkyRidge Golf Lodge: 65-unit condo-hotel at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive
• Final Subdivision and Site Plan for Jordanelle Golf Lodge Overflow Parking on parcel 21-2807
• Proposed amendments to Wasatch County Code Title 4 and Title 16 regarding definitions and graphics
• Proposed amendments to Wasatch County Code Title 14 and Chapter 16.27 regarding road cross-sections

JSPA (Jordanelle Specially Planned Area) Planning Committee

The JSPA Planning Committee will hold a public hearing to consider three requests from Jordanelle Golf Lodge, LLC. The committee will review a legislative development agreement, a condo-hotel site plan, and an overflow parking subdivision.

• Ordinance 24-11 for a legislative development agreement regarding the SkyRidge Lodge project
• Final Site Plan for SkyRidge Golf Lodge, a 65-unit condo-hotel at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive
• Final Subdivision and Site Plan for Jordanelle Golf Lodge Overflow Parking on parcel 21-2807 off Jordanelle Parkway

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a development agreement and site plans for the SkyRidge Lodge project. The body will also review proposed amendments to county codes regarding technical definitions and road engineering standards.

• Ordinance 24-11 for a legislative development agreement regarding the SkyRidge Lodge project
• Final Site Plan for SkyRidge Golf Lodge: 65-unit condo-hotel at 1393 W SkyRidge Drive
• Final Subdivision and Site Plan for Jordanelle Golf Lodge Overflow Parking off Jordanelle Parkway
• Proposed amendments to Wasatch County Code Title 4 and Title 16 for technical changes and graphics
• Proposed amendments to Wasatch County Code Title 14 and Chapter 16.27 regarding road cross-sections

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting set for September 11, 2024 at 4:00 PM was canceled. No agenda items were considered or decided. The public was notified that the meeting will not take place.

• Meeting canceled

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Governing Board will meet on September 10, 2024 to review and approve the minutes from the August 13, 2024 meeting. The board will consider August 2024 warrants and hear the Director's report along with department reports for July and August 2024. A closed session may be held to discuss property acquisition, personnel matters, and pending litigation, if needed.

• Approve minutes from the August 13, 2024 meeting
• Consider August 2024 warrants
• Director's report
• Department reports for July & August 2024
• Closed session items: property acquisition, personnel, pending litigation (if needed)

Solid Waste Disposal District

The Wasatch County Solid Waste Disposal District will hold its monthly board meeting on September 10, 2024 at 3:00 PM in the County Administration Building, 25 North Main St, Heber City. Board members will review the minutes from the August 13 meeting and consider the August warrants. The agenda also includes an open “Other” item for additional discussion. Public participation is accepted via email or online attendance.

• Review Minutes for August 13 meeting
• Review August Warrants
• Other – additional discussion items

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will meet to discuss burn permit procedures and House Bill 567. The board is also considering Resolution 24-03 regarding the Wildland Urban Interface Code Enforcement Policy.

• Resolution 24-03 Wildland Urban Interface Code Enforcement Policy
• Burn Permits Procedure update
• Discussion of House Bill 567
• Approval of 8-13-2024 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrants

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Jordanelle Special Service District Board will vote to approve the August 13 meeting minutes and the warrant list. The General Manager will give a report, and the board will discuss any other business. In a closed session the board will receive updates on litigation, personnel matters, and a proposed sale of real property.

• Approval of August 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• General Manager's report
• Closed‑session litigation update
• Closed‑session discussion of personnel and sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will consider approval of the August 13 meeting minutes. It will also approve the warrant list for this session. The board may address any other business submitted for discussion.

• Approval of August 13 meeting minutes
• Approval of warrant list
• Other business

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The governing board is meeting to conduct regular business. The agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of previous minutes and the warrant list.

• Approval of August 13 minutes
• Warrant list approval

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will meet on September 10, 2024, at 25 N Main Street in Heber City. The meeting includes approval of minutes, the warrant list, and a general manager's report. A public hearing is scheduled at 6:00 PM to discuss the Culinary and Secondary Water Impact Facilities Plan and Analysis.

• Approval of August 13 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• General Manager's Report
• Public Hearing: Culinary and Secondary Water Impact Facilities Plan and Analysis
• Other Business

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will review and act on Notice of Interest applications. The board will receive updates from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City on open space bond funding and preservation efforts. Minutes from the August 12, 2024 meeting will be approved, and miscellaneous items will be considered. A closed session may be held if required by U.C.A. 52-4-205.

• Approve August 12, 2024 draft minutes
• Discuss Notice of Interest applications
• Receive updates on open space bond funding from county and cities
• Consider miscellaneous items and solicit next month’s agenda topics
• Potential closed session per U.C.A. 52-4-205

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will review two resolutions—Resolution 24-08 (Policy 125-003) on employee leave and Resolution 24-11 (Policy 125-002) on employee salaries and benefits—for possible adoption. The agenda also includes discussion of replacing engineering consultants with staff positions and BOE adjustments and recommendations. Routine items such as approval of the August 21, 2024 minutes, public comment, and a closed session for property, litigation, and personnel matters are also scheduled.

• Adopt Resolution 24-08 (Policy 125-003) on employee leave and Resolution 24-11 (Policy 125-002) on employee salaries and benefits
• Consider replacing engineering consultants with staff positions
• BOE adjustments and recommendations for approval
• Approval of August 21, 2024 minutes
• Closed session items: purchase, exchange or lease of property; pending litigation; character, competence, or health of an individual

County Council

The Wasatch County Council announced a site‑visit session at the Skyridge Subdivision, 1973 W Capricorn Court in Heber City. The visit is scheduled for 6:00 PM on Wednesday, September 4, 2024. No other agenda items or decisions are listed for this meeting.

• Site visit to Skyridge Subdivision, 1973 W Capricorn Court, Heber City

Appeals Hearing

The Wasatch County Appeals Hearing Officer will hold a public hearing to consider an appeal regarding a denied business license. The appeal concerns commercial uses and off-site parking for a property in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone.

• Appeal by Daniel Dansie (Orion Property Holdings LLC) regarding denied business license 24-10 for Stillwater Lodge at 1364 W. Stillwater Dr
• Review of associated parking on off-site parcel super pad 11 in the Stillwater master plan

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will consider several items, including adopting Ordinance 24-09 to modify impact fees for transportation facilities and Ordinance 24-10 to adopt the NFPA 2022 OH2 fire code. The council will also certify the tax sale, review Board of Equalization adjustments, appoint a county representative to MCAT, and reappoint a member of the Affordable Housing Board. A public hearing will be held for a conditional use permit request for a retaining wall at 7415 East Moon Dance Circle in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone.

• Adoption of Ordinance 24-09 to impose modified impact fees for transportation facilities
• Adoption of Ordinance 24-10 to adopt NFPA 2022 OH2 fire code (15.01.01)
• Tax Sale Certification
• Appointment of Joey Granger as county representative to MCAT
• Conditional Use Permit request for a 10‑foot retaining wall at 7415 East Moon Dance Circle in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a special session on August 14, 2024 at 6:30 PM in the Sheldon Richins Building, 1885 W Ute Blvd, Park City. The agenda lists a discussion with Summit County but provides no specific items. The meeting is open for public participation in person, by email, or via Zoom.

County Council

The County Council will hold a work session to discuss several reports and financial statements. The meeting includes a presentation of audited financial statements and a discussion on license plate readers.

• Discussion on License Plate Readers with Dustin Grabau
• Presentation of 2023 Audited Financial Statements, 2022 revised Single Audit, and 2023 Single Audit by Jeff Miles with HBME
• Paris Olympics Report by Luke Searle
• MIDA Report by Richard Breitenbeker

Recreation Special Service District #21

The Governing Board will meet to approve July 2024 warrants and review a recap of Fair Days. The agenda includes a Director's Report and potential closed sessions regarding property acquisition, personnel, and litigation.

• Approval of July 9, 2024 minutes
• Review of July 2024 warrants
• Fair Days recap
• Closed session discussion on property acquisition
• Closed session discussion on personnel and pending litigation

Solid Waste Disposal District

The board will meet to review minutes from the July 9th meeting and examine July warrants. The agenda consists of procedural items and a potential closed session.

• Review of July 9th meeting minutes
• Review of July warrants

Fire Protection Special Service District

The Wasatch County Fire Protection Special Service District board will review financial statements and the Chief's report. The meeting includes discussions on bond procedures, an apparatus purchase plan, and a capital facilities plan.

• Approval of August warrants
• Capital Facilities Plan including architect design for Hideout
• Apparatus Purchase Plan
• Financial Statement Summary as of 06-30-24
• Closed session regarding property

Owls Nest Special Service District

The Owls Nest Special Service District Board will convene in Heber City to approve minutes, a warrant list, and quarterly financials. The meeting will be held at 25 N Main Street and is open to public comment via email or an online webinar.

• Approval of May 14 board minutes
• Approval of the warrant list
• Review of quarterly financials
• Public participation via email or webinar
• Meeting held at 25 N Main Street, Heber City

Strawberry Ranch Special Service District

The governing board will meet to approve previous minutes and the current warrant list. The board is also scheduled to review quarterly financial reports.

• Approval of May 14 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Review of quarterly financials

Jordanelle Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Jordanelle Special Service District, will meet to discuss financial reports and policy updates. The board is scheduled to consider a resolution regarding water reservations.

• Resolution #2024-02: Water Reservation Policy Update
• Approval of July 9 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis
• Closed session items: litigation, personnel, and sale of real property

Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District

The Strawberry Lakeview Special Service District Board will meet on August 13, 2024, to approve minutes, warrants, and financial reports. Public participation is available via email or an online webinar.

• Approval of July 9 minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis
• Public hearing via webinar
• Meeting at 25 N Main Street, Heber City

Twin Creeks Special Service District

The Wasatch County Council, acting as the governing board for the Twin Creeks Special Service District, will meet to award a bid for the Lindsey Reservoir. The board will also review quarterly financials and a reserve analysis.

• Lindsey Reservoir Bid Award
• Quarterly Financials/Reserve Analysis
• Warrant List Approval

North Village Special Service District

The North Village Special Service District Board will approve the July 9 meeting minutes, review the warrant list, and examine the quarterly financial report. It will adopt a resolution updating the water reservation policy (Resolution #2024-01) and schedule a public hearing on the culinary/secondary water impact fee analysis. The General Manager will give a report, and the board may consider any other business.

• Approval of July 9 meeting minutes
• Warrant list approval
• Quarterly financials and reserve analysis
• Adopt Water Reservation Policy Update (Resolution #2024-01)
• Schedule public hearing for Culinary/Secondary Water Impact Fee analysis

Open Lands Board

The Wasatch County Open Lands Board will review Notice of Interest applications and take action. The board will also approve the July 8, 2024 meeting minutes and receive updates on open space bond funding from county and city officials. A public comment period is provided, followed by miscellaneous agenda items and a possible closed session.

• Discussion and action on Notice of Interest (NOI) applications
• Approval of July 8, 2024 meeting minutes
• Updates/reports on open space bond funding from Wasatch County Council, Midway City, and Heber City
• Public comment period open to all
• Miscellaneous items and call for next month’s agenda items

Planning Commission

The Wasatch County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 8, 2024. It will consider a conditional use permit for a 10‑foot retaining wall at 7415 East Moon Dance Circle in the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone. It will also consider a conditional use permit request from Rocky Mountain Power for an upgrade to a power line in Sections 6, 7, 8 and 21, Township 2 South Range 4 and 5 East, also within the Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone. The commission will approve the minutes from the July 11, 2024 meeting and routine consent agenda items.

• Conditional Use Permit for a 10‑foot retaining wall at 7415 East Moon Dance Circle (Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone)
• Conditional Use Permit for Rocky Mountain Power power line upgrade in Sections 6‑8, 21, Township 2 South Range 4‑5 East (Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone)
• Approval of minutes from the July 11, 2024 Planning Commission meeting
• Routine consent agenda items to be enacted by a single motion

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold public hearings to discuss an updated Transportation Impact Fees Facilities Plan and Analysis. It will also consider resolutions to create the Wakara Ridge Public Infrastructure District and the Black Rock Mountain Resort Public Infrastructure District. Each proposed district includes a mill levy authority and provisions for debt issuance to fund infrastructure for the respective developments.

• Public hearing on adopting an updated Transportation Impact Fees Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for the entire county
• Proposed creation of the Wakara Ridge Public Infrastructure District with a mill levy up to 0.001 per dollar of taxable value
• Proposed creation of the Black Rock Mountain Resort Public Infrastructure District with a mill levy up to 0.010 per dollar and a $30,000,000 aggregate tax debt limit

County Council

The Wasatch County Council meeting on July 29, 2024 includes a site visit to three locations. The visits are part of the design phase for a new county administration building. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Site visit to Provo City Hall, 445 W Center St, Provo, at 8:30 AM
• Site visit to Murray City Hall, 10 E 4800 S, Murray, at 10:30 AM
• Site visit to HB Workplaces, 14761 Future Way Suite 101, Draper, at 12:00 PM

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will meet to approve minutes, discuss engineering fee ordinances, and consider resolutions on remote work and employee leave. The session includes a public hearing on a preliminary subdivision and a discussion on high tunnel greenhouses.

• Approval of July 3, 2024 Minutes
• Discussion on adopting Ordinance 24-08 amending engineering fee regulations
• Consideration of Resolution 24-07 regarding remote work policy
• Public Hearing: Farms at Center Creek requests preliminary subdivision approval
• Discussion on amending code to allow high tunnel greenhouses

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a preliminary subdivision for 102 residential lots and an update to the Wasatch County Trails Master Plan. The commission will also review a proposed ordinance regarding high tunnel greenhouses and a permit for a retaining wall.

• Preliminary subdivision approval for Ranches at Farm Meadows (2400 E 2400 S)
• Proposed ordinance (24-07) to add provisions for high tunnel greenhouses
• Update to the Wasatch County Trails Master Plan map and conditions
• Conditional use permit for a 20-foot retaining wall at 1574 Puma Way

County Council

The Wasatch County Council will hold a work session to discuss several regional topics. Items include an affordable housing study along the Wasatch Back and updates on the Trails, Arts, and Parks Tax. The council will also receive reports regarding MIDA and the Provo River Water Users Association.

• Affordable Housing Study along the Wasatch Back discussion
• Trails, Arts, and Parks Tax update
• Midway City annexation boundary changes discussion
• Animal Control MOU update
• Bypass updates and ideas