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Farmington · City Council

Farmington council agenda: $1.73 million sale of park land to UDOT for I-15 widening and a conservation easement change

October 6, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · City Hall, 160 South Main, Farmington

The Farmington City Council's Oct. 6 agenda included contracts to sell two parcels at 1384 S Frontage Rd to UDOT for the I-15 widening, a public hearing on amending the Farmington Meadows conservation easement and a deferral of street improvements on a lot on 200 East. Minutes were not yet posted, so results are not known.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Contract

    Contracts to sell Parcels 2885 and 2885B to UDOT for I-15 widening

    Pending · 1384 S Frontage Rd, Farmington

    City Manager Brigham Mellor recommended approving the last two sale and mitigation contracts. Parcel 2885 is priced at $1,734,300 with a $1,500 timeliness incentive; UDOT's estimated cost to cure for the skate park, field, parking, lighting and landscaping is $1,527,873. A UDOT surplus parcel, the West End Public Works Yard, valued at $415,000 is credited against the price. Parcel 2885B covers easements, listed at $16,400 in the memo and $19,400 in the contract. The materials contain figures that do not reconcile, including the net due to the city.

    Follow UDOT purchase of city parcels for I-15 widening in the development tracker →

  2. Development

    Public hearing: second amendment to Farmington Meadows conservation easement

    Pending · Approximately 2150 W 450 N

    Christensen Land Company asked to amend the easement on just over 7 acres to allow barns, paddocks and agricultural buildings, but no dwellings, in areas shown on an exhibit. The owner runs cattle and wants a hay barn. Staff recommended approval and asked the council whether to seek access easements across a city-owned trail strip.

    • Applicant: Christensen Land Company LLC
    • Acres: just over 7

    Follow Farmington Meadows conservation easement amendment in the development tracker →

  3. Development

    Deferral of public improvements on a 200 East lot

    Pending · 200 East, Farmington

    A homeowner asked to defer curb, gutter, sidewalk and asphalt on a 0.404-acre lot that a new home permit triggered. Staff recommended deferring until neighboring properties build their frontage work, with the owner paying a cash amount set by a contractor quote when the work is required.

    • Acres: 0.404
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