Lindon meetings set stage for rezoning, water policy, and utility rate hearings
Lindon residents have several public hearings on the horizon after recent Planning Commission and City Council meetings placed zoning changes, water share policy, and utility rates on the agenda. No decisions have been recorded yet — minutes from the July meetings have not been published, so outcomes are not available.
Planning Commission: rezoning and development agreement
The Lindon City Planning Commission met July 14, 2026, at the Lindon City Center to consider two items tied to land use in the city.
The first was a public hearing on an ordinance to amend and terminate the Development Agreement between Lindon City and MS Industrial Properties, LLC. The request seeks to terminate and dissolve a 2008 development agreement between MS Properties and Lindon City.
The second was a public hearing on a zoning map amendment for eight parcels — Utah County Parcels 14:060:0070, 14:060:0067, 14:060:0073, 14:059:0050, 14:059:0049, 14:059:0051, 14:059:0053, and 14:059:0001. The proposed change would rezone these parcels from Regional Commercial (RC) to General Commercial (CG). A related item referenced rezoning from Regional Commercial (RC), Light Industrial (LI), and Light Industrial West Overlay (LI-W) to General Commercial for the North Pointe Solid Waste Special Service District.
The meeting was broadcast live on YouTube, and residents could submit written comments before the hearing. The Commission was also scheduled to receive a general city update from the Community Development Director.
Because minutes are not yet published, the Commission's recommendations or votes on these items are not available.
Water share requirements under review
The Planning Commission met July 16, 2026, to set up a public hearing on changes to water share requirements for development. That hearing is scheduled for August 25, 2026.
The proposed amendments would update Lindon City Code Title 17 and the Lindon City Land Development Policies, Standard Specifications and Drawings Manual. Specifically, the city is considering discontinuing acceptance of North Union Canal water shares and authorizing acceptance of Alpine Full water shares. The proposal also includes clarifying language for accepting water shares or fees in lieu of shares.
These changes would affect which types of irrigation water stocks the city accepts when developers permit projects and connect to the water system.
City Council: fee schedule and utility rates
The Lindon City Council met July 21, 2026, and noticed a public hearing for August 17, 2026, to consider amendments to the FY2026-27 fee schedule and utility rates. Residents may attend and comment at the Lindon City Center.
No specific fee or rate changes were listed in the available agenda materials.
What we know and what we don't
All four meeting records are agenda-only summaries; minutes have not been published. That means no votes, recommendations, or outcomes from any of these meetings can be reported. Residents who want to know what was decided at the July 14 and July 16 Planning Commission meetings should watch for published minutes or contact Lindon City.
Coming up
No additional meetings are listed on the city's calendar for the next two weeks. However, two public hearings noticed in July are approaching:
- **August 17, 2026** — City Council public hearing on FY2026-27 fee schedule and utility rates, at the Lindon City Center.
- **August 25, 2026** — Planning Commission public hearing on water share requirement amendments.
Residents can submit written comments before either hearing or attend in person to comment.