HerrimanProjects and policy tracker
Development, roads, public projects and policy proposals before Herriman’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 1 is still being decided.
At a glance
Herriman tracks 4 projects through its Planning Commission and City Council.
By where they stand: approved (3) and in review (1).
By type: public project (2), zone change (1), and development agreement (1).
Public project
In review
Linear parcel along Herriman Main Street above the Hidden Oaks neighborhood
On Sept. 9 the council discussed a planned history park (FY2027 budget just under $2 million) and the future of the historic Dansie House on the site. Staff said restoring the building's exterior would cost about $700,000 and would not make it open to the public, that demolition would cost roughly $100,000 because of asbestos, and that parks staff had responded to trespassing and vandalism there near daily in summer. By consensus, with no formal vote, the council directed staff to prepare a demolition plan and bid for a final review before any work is authorized, to explore lower-cost landscaping instead of the full park concept, and to prepare public messaging first.
Status supported by the dated project source, Wed, Sep 9. See the project updates.
Public project
Approved
Olympia development, Herriman Boulevard, Olympia Boulevard and Herriman Main Street · 2,500 units
The state Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant Board approved a $50 million grant to Herriman for road infrastructure serving the Olympia development, and the council approved the grant agreement unanimously on Sept. 23 (Resolution R43-2026). The board's conditions require 2,500 affordable or attainable owner-occupied units, all already counted in Olympia's planned total, with 1,250 single-family detached homes capped by finished square footage. After five years, no more than 20% may be rented. The grant would pay for Herriman Boulevard, Olympia Boulevard and Herriman Main Street. The city chose to receive the money in four payments. The Olympia master development agreement must be amended to carry the requirements, and a separate UDOT agreement is to come back to the council. Mayor Lorin Palmer said no units are being added and that he does not believe government should be in the housing space; Council Member Terrah Anderson thanked staff for the application work.
Status supported by the dated project source, Wed, Sep 23. See the project updates.
Zone change
Approved
13727 S. 7300 West, at Gina Road · 0.75 acres
The council voted 5-0 on Sept. 9 to rezone a 0.75-acre lot from A-1-43 (one-acre minimum) to A-1-10 (10,000-square-foot minimum), Ordinance 2026-16. Right-of-way dedications had cut the lot below an acre and made it nonconforming; the new zone allows a second lot. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0 on Aug. 19 with a condition limiting the property to two lots. No one commented at the hearing.
Status supported by the dated project source, Wed, Sep 9. See the project updates.
Development agreement
Approved
5200 West Herriman Boulevard, east of Discount Tire (Garden Plaza subdivision) · 7.42 acres
The council approved, 5-0 on Sept. 9, a master development agreement (Ordinance 2026-17) for a roughly 101,000-square-foot, 45-foot-tall tilt-up building on 7.42 acres in the C-2 commercial zone. The agreement allows wholesale warehousing and outdoor recreation and entertainment uses on this site only, allows concrete, metal, stucco, engineered wood and fiber cement in place of the usual masonry, and requires a landscaped berm and trees along neighboring homes. The applicant's representative said Black Clover, a sporting goods and apparel brand, would use at least 80,000 square feet and consolidate three warehouses and its Draper offices there, with retail on the south side. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0 on Aug. 19 after a hearing with no public comment. The agreement also calls for a soil contamination assessment and cleanup if needed.
Status supported by the dated project source, Wed, Sep 9. See the project updates.