City council and planning meetings
Draper City Council and Planning Commission meetings, item by item: what was proposed, what was decided and how members voted. Written from the official agendas, packets and minutes, with links to each.
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Tue, Oct 20 · City Council
Draper council agenda: APC Towers lease amendment, Oct. 6 minutes and fleet policy
The posted agenda lists a 6 p.m. study session in the Administrative Conference Room, with a fleet policy discussion and council and manager reports, and a 7 p.m. business session. The consent items are the Oct. 6 minutes and Resolution 26-49, which would amend and extend the city's agreement with APC Towers. The packet's draft resolution and lease amendment are unsigned and undated; they are proposals, not an approved lease.
October 2026
Tue, Oct 6 · City Council
Draper council approves Audit Committee appointments, a zoning map change and auto-mall sign rules, 5-0, per the city's recap
This entry is based on the city's official recap, which says it is not the meeting minutes, and on the draft minutes in the Oct. 20 packet, which the council has not yet approved. The recap reports 5-0 votes approving the consent items, including Resolution 26-45 appointing two members to the Audit Committee and naming Council Member Tasha Lowery its chair; Ordinance 1739, a zoning map amendment for about 1.35 acres; and Ordinance 1740, a sign code change for the Karl Malone Auto Center Commercial Special District. The fleet policy discussion was continued. The draft minutes list all five council members present, with Council Member Mike Green joining by Zoom at 7 p.m.
September 2026
Tue, Sep 15 · City Council
Draper council approves Exchange development agreement, first-quarter budget amendment and vehicle surplus, each 4-0
With Council Member Mike Green excused, the council voted 4-0 to adopt Ordinance 1738, a development agreement for about 2.15 acres at approximately 14068 South 145 East that allows a 60-foot building where code sets a 45-foot maximum, along with other design and parking exceptions. By the same 4-0 votes it approved Resolution 26-46, the first-quarter amendment to the fiscal 2027 budget, and Resolution 26-47, declaring city vehicles surplus for auction. In the study session, staff reported Draper Days figures: $425,423 in expenses, $253,814 in income and a $171,609 city subsidy. The minutes were approved Oct. 6, 2026.
- Ordinance 1738: Exchange development agreement, 14068 South 145 East Approved · 4-0
- Resolution 26-46: fiscal 2027 first-quarter budget amendment Approved · 4-0
- Consent items: Sept. 1 minutes and Resolution 26-44 reappointing a member of the Building Board of Appeals Approved · 4-0
- Resolution 26-47: surplus personal property Approved · 4-0
August 2026
Tue, Aug 18 · City Council
Draper council adopts fiscal 2027 budget and tax rate, Planning Commission changes and a Town Center code fix, each 5-0
With all five council members voting, Council Member Mike Green by Zoom, the council voted 5-0 to adopt Resolution 26-39, the fiscal 2027 final budget, compensation schedules and certified tax rate; Ordinance 1734, changing the Planning Commission's structure and procedures; and Ordinance 1736, correcting Town Center residential code text. Finance Director John Vuyk said about $3.3 million of fund balance would be used to balance the budget even with the proposed property tax increase. Three people asked the council during public comment to put the city's Flock camera contract on a future agenda. The minutes were approved Sept. 1, 2026.
- Resolution 26-39: fiscal 2027 final budget, compensation schedules and certified tax rate Approved · 5-0
- Ordinance 1736: Town Center residential units code correction Approved · 5-0
- Ordinance 1734: Planning Commission structure and procedures Approved · 5-0
- Consent: Aug. 4, 2026 minutes Approved · 5-0
December 2025
Tue, Dec 16 · City Council
Draper council approves two conditional commercial rezones, a geologic hazards code update and 2026 council assignments, each 4-0
With Council Member Mike Green excused, the council voted 4-0 on every item. It approved land use and zoning map changes to Regional Commercial for Bangerter Crossroads (Ordinances 1688 and 1689, about 17.88 acres) and Openshaw Draper 138 (Ordinances 1690 and 1691, about 1.44 acres), each taking effect only if a development agreement is executed and recorded by May 7, 2026, and void May 8, 2026 otherwise. It also adopted a geologic hazards text amendment, geotechnical engineering standards and a wildland interface area, and on consent named Council Member Bryn Heather Johnson mayor pro tempore for 2026. Council Member Kathryn Dahlin had not yet taken office. The minutes were approved Jan. 6, 2026.
- Ordinances 1688 and 1689: Bangerter Crossroads land use and zoning map amendments, about 17.88 acres Approved · 4-0
- Ordinances 1690 and 1691: Openshaw Draper 138 land use and zoning map amendments, about 1.44 acres Approved · 4-0
- Ordinance 1696: geologic hazards text amendment Approved · 4-0
- Resolution 25-74 (geotechnical engineering standards), Resolution 25-75 (intent to adjust the boundary with Highland on two parcels) and Ordinance 1695 (Wildland Interface Area) Approved · 4-0
- Consent: Dec. 2 minutes, data privacy policy, board reappointments, 2026 meeting schedule, 2026 council assignments and mayor pro tempore Approved · 4-0