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Leeds council to consider Silver Reef Investments disconnection ordinance and boundary-action notice

October 28, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · Leeds Town Hall, 218 N. Main Street

The Leeds Town Council's Oct. 28 agenda included Ordinance 2026-07 approving a property disconnection petition from Silver Reef Investments Holdings and two other owners, and Resolution 2026-11 approving a notice of impending boundary action for the lieutenant governor; the draft documents in the meeting packet were unsigned. The draft ordinance says the council had serious concerns about environmental issues from development of the Silver Reef Investments property and could not agree with the company on mitigation, and that it wanted to avoid liability. The agenda also included agriculture protection areas, a quarterly budget update, a Washington County task force, a notice to expand an annexation area and an update on the Three Peaks to Purgatory transmission line. Results were not yet posted.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated November 3, 2026.

In brief

4 items came up for a decision or discussion: 4 pending.

2 items here are tracked in the city's development tracker.

This write-up links 3 source documents.

Residents raised transmission line route and disconnection and environmental concerns.

The previous City Council meeting was on October 14, 2026: Leeds council weighs a long-term utility corridor as residents press for a different route for a 345-kV transmission line

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 10b · Annexation

    Ordinance 2026-07: approve disconnection petition

    Pending

    The draft ordinance adjusts the town boundary by disconnecting property owned by Silver Reef Investments Holdings, LLC and by two other petitioners who joined, with an updated plat as Exhibit A. The petition was received in February 2026 and a public hearing was held March 25. The council passed Ordinance 2026-04 approving the disconnection in June, then learned the petitioners had not obtained the final local entity plat required from the county surveyor; they have now obtained it. The draft states the council has serious concerns about environmental issues from development of the company's property, could not agree with the company on mitigating measures, and wants to avoid liability.

    • Petitioner: Silver Reef Investments Holdings, LLC and two joining owners
    • Petition received February 2026; hearing March 25, 2026

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  2. Item 10c · Annexation

    Resolution 2026-11: notice of impending boundary action

    Pending

    The draft resolution would approve filing a notice of impending boundary action with the lieutenant governor certifying that all requirements for the disconnection have been met.

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  3. Item 10a · Other

    Agriculture protection areas

    Pending

    Two applications to create agriculture protection areas were on the agenda for review of comments and possible boundary changes before referral to the county agricultural committee and planning commission.

  4. Item 11d · Roads and utilities

    Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat transmission line update

    Pending

    The agenda listed an update on the proposed Rocky Mountain Power line; see the Oct. 14 meeting for the council's stated priorities.

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What residents said

Transmission line routeDisconnection and environmental concerns