Cedar Hills meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Cedar Hills Council agenda takes up FY2027 budget amendments, fee schedule changes and storm water ordinance

The Cedar Hills City Council's October 6, 2026 meeting was noticed with public hearings and action on amendments to the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and to the city's schedule of fees, along with an ordinance amending city code on storm water management. The agendas for the meeting have been posted, but minutes have not yet been published, so what the council actually approved — and any vote tallies — is not yet established in the public record. No dollar figures appear in the materials released so far.

Budget and fees

The regular meeting agenda, which listed a 6:00 p.m. start at the Civic Center, 3925 W Cedar Hills Drive, included two public hearings scheduled for action:

• Resolution No. 10-06-2026A, adopting Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Amendments.
• Resolution No. 10-06-2026B, adding, amending, or deleting fees in the Official Fees, Bonds, and Fines Schedule.

A separate notice advertised the same date as a hearing to receive public comment on the FY2027 budget amendments and the fee schedule amendments, with no decisions listed on that notice. The amounts involved in either item are not stated in the agenda materials.

Storm water ordinance

The agenda listed Ordinance No. 10-06-2026A, amending Title 7-3-A of the City Code related to storm water management and discharge control. The ordinance concerns city rules on storm water and what may be discharged into the system. As with the budget items, the agenda does not record the outcome.

Subdivision improvements

Council members were also scheduled to consider acceptance of public improvements for Cedar Hills Gateway Subdivision Lot 7 and the Cedar Hills Retail Center Subdivision (JW Properties Development). Acceptance of public improvements is the step by which the city takes on infrastructure built as part of a development.

Recycling program and possible closed session

The agenda included discussion of a Waste Management Hazardous Materials Recycling Program. It also noticed a possible closed session on litigation and real property under Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(c)&(d). Closed sessions are not open to the public, and no subject beyond those statutory categories was identified.

Work session

A 5:30 p.m. work session preceded the regular meeting at the same address. Its agenda listed two discussion items: the 2027 City Council meeting schedule and the noticed agenda items for the regular meeting. No decisions, contracts, or public hearings were listed for the work session. The notice states a closed session may be called under Utah State Code 54-4-204 & 54-4-205, and that the meeting may be held electronically and observed live on YouTube.

Coming up

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for October 20, 2026 has been cancelled. No other meetings are listed in the notices reviewed for the next two weeks. Residents interested in the October 6 items should watch for posted minutes, which will be the record of any action taken.

All four October 6 entries reviewed here are agenda notices only. Nothing in the supplied materials confirms that any item was adopted, rejected, or voted on, and no tallies or amounts were provided.

Cedar Hills Council Takes Up FY2027 Budget, Fees and Storm Water Ordinance; Minutes Not Yet Published

The Cedar Hills City Council was scheduled to hold public hearings and take action on Fiscal Year 2027 budget amendments and on changes to the city's fee schedule at its Oct. 6, 2026 meeting, according to the meeting agenda. The same agenda listed a storm water ordinance, acceptance of public improvements for two subdivisions, and a Waste Management hazardous materials recycling program.

Minutes for that meeting have not been published. The record supplied here does not confirm what the council decided, and no vote tallies were provided.

Budget and fees

The Oct. 6 agenda listed a public hearing and action on Resolution No. 10-06-2026A adopting Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Amendments, and a public hearing and action on Resolution No. 10-06-2026B adding, amending, or deleting fees in the Official Fees, Bonds, and Fines Schedule.

The meeting was noticed for 6:00 p.m. at the Civic Center, 3925 W Cedar Hills Drive. No dollar amounts appear in the agenda summary provided, so this roundup cannot report a budget total or a specific fee change.

Storm water ordinance

The agenda listed Ordinance No. 10-06-2026A, amending City Code Title 7-3A related to storm water management and discharge control. One agenda summary describes the item as an adoption. Because minutes are not published, this roundup cannot confirm that the ordinance was adopted or how any member voted.

Subdivisions and recycling program

The council agenda also listed acceptance of public improvements for Cedar Hills Gateway Subdivision Lot 7 and Cedar Hills Retail Center Subdivision (JW Properties Development), and discussion of a Waste Management Hazardous Materials Recycling Program. A closed session on litigation and real property was listed as possible under Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(c)&(d).

Work session: 2027 meeting schedule

A work session was noticed for 5:30 p.m. the same day at the Civic Center. Its agenda listed two discussion items: the 2027 City Council meeting schedule and the noticed agenda items for the regular City Council meeting. No decisions, contracts, or public hearings were listed for the work session. The notice states a closed session may be called under Utah State Code 54-4-204 & 54-4-205, and that the meeting may be held electronically and observed live on YouTube.

Youth City Council Advisory Committee

The Youth City Council Advisory Committee was scheduled to meet Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at the Cedar Hills Civic Center, 3925 W Cedar Hills Drive. The agenda was largely organizational: introducing Youth City Council officers, a treasurer's report, a summary of previous meetings, leadership training, and planning future activities including an October Teen Event, followed by a committee breakout. No ordinances, contracts, fee changes, or public hearings appeared on that agenda.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings for the next 14 days appear in the data provided for this roundup. That is a gap in the supplied record, not confirmation that nothing is scheduled. Residents should check the city's official meeting notice page for dates, times, and agendas.

Across the meetings summarized here, the supplied records are agendas only. Nothing in them establishes a final outcome, a vote count, or a dollar figure.

Cedar Hills Council Adopts Golf Ball Claims Ordinance; Property Tax, Budget Decisions Pending

The Cedar Hills City Council adopted an ordinance amending the city code on no-fault golf ball claims at its Aug. 18 meeting. The same meeting included public hearings on a proposed property tax increase and the final FY2027 budget, but minutes have not yet been published, so the outcomes of those items are not yet known.

Council adopts golf ball claims ordinance

The council passed Ordinance No. 08-18-2026A, amending Title 1, Chapter 15 of the City Code regarding no-fault golf ball claims. The ordinance was adopted at the Aug. 18 meeting held at 3925 W Cedar Hills Drive. No vote tally was listed in the agenda. The notice was posted at City Offices, 10246 N Canyon Road, and on city and state websites.

Property tax increase proposed

The council held a public hearing on Aug. 11 on a proposed property tax rate that exceeds the certified tax rate. If approved, the increase would raise an estimated $150,000 in additional annual revenue for the city, a 19.55% rise in property tax budgeted revenue excluding new growth.

For a residence valued at $682,000, the city tax would increase from $276.07 to $330.09 per year, a $54.02 increase. For a business of the same value, the tax would rise from $501.95 to $600.16 per year, a $98.21 increase. The hearing was held at 6:00 PM in the Civic Center City Council Chambers, with virtual participation via Zoom and a YouTube live stream.

FY2027 budget and fees

At its Aug. 18 meeting, the council held a public hearing and considered resolutions to adopt the final FY2027 real and personal property tax levy (Resolution 08-18-2026A) and the final FY2027 budget (Resolution 08-18-2026B). Also on the agenda were amendments to the Official Fees, Bonds and Fines Schedule (Resolution 08-18-2026C) and a review of the Waste Management Hazardous Materials Recycling Program. The agenda also included amendments to Plat J2 in the Cedars at Cedar Hills Subdivision (H-1 Hillside Development Zone). Minutes for this meeting are not yet published, so no final action is confirmed.

Other notes

The Aug. 18 meeting was originally scheduled for Aug. 4 but was rescheduled. The council may also call a closed session per Utah Code 54-4-204 and 54-4-205.

Coming up

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Aug. 25 at 6:00 PM has been cancelled, according to a notice posted Aug. 14 by City Recorder Colleen A. Mulvey.

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Sept. 1 to receive comments on proposed amendments to Plat J2 in the Cedars at Cedar Hills Subdivision, located in the H-1 Hillside Development Zone. No other business is listed on that agenda.