City council and planning meetings
Leeds 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.
At a glance
Leeds has 3 meetings written up, from September 23, 2026 to October 28, 2026: 3 City Council.
Those meetings recorded 4 counted votes; 0 were not unanimous.
Topics residents raised most often: transmission line route (3 meetings), disconnection and environmental concerns (1 meeting), farmland and airstrips (1 meeting), property values (1 meeting), and public lands alternatives (1 meeting).
City Council minutes, by year →
October 2026
Wed, Oct 28 · City Council
Leeds council to consider Silver Reef Investments disconnection ordinance and boundary-action notice
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.
Wed, Oct 14 · City Council
Leeds council weighs a long-term utility corridor as residents press for a different route for a 345-kV transmission line
At its Oct. 14 meeting Mayor Wayne Peterson told the Leeds Town Council he is exploring a mapped long-term utility corridor, modeled on Salt Lake County's, as part of the town's response to Rocky Mountain Power's proposed Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat transmission line; the town has made no commitment. Council members supported keeping several route options open while putting existing homes first. Twelve people spoke, asking the town to press for routes over public land and away from farms, homes and two private airstrips. The council also planned to review two agriculture protection area applications on Oct. 28, with planning commission review Nov. 3 and possible council action Nov. 10.
- Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat transmission line Discussed
- Agriculture protection area applications Discussed
- Staff reports Discussed
September 2026
Wed, Sep 23 · City Council
Leeds council approves private cemetery with conditions, moves a 40-acre annexation petition forward and picks CityInspect software
At its Sept. 23 meeting the Leeds Town Council approved a conditional use permit for a private family cemetery limited to 25 noncommercial plots, accepted a petition to annex about 40.27 acres known as Silver Cliffs Common North for further consideration, awarded a $9,999 culvert contract to Rocks N More Excavation after receiving only one bid, and approved the CityInspect permit and inspection software. The council also discussed the proposed Three Peaks to Purgatory 345-kV transmission line ahead of Rocky Mountain Power's Oct. 7 open house, and held a closed session about litigation. Every vote was unanimous. The minutes were approved Oct. 14.
- Conditional use permit: private cemetery on a rural residential lot Approved with conditions · 5-0
- Annexation petition: Silver Cliffs Common North (Babylon Lands LLC) Approved · 5-0
- Upsizing the culvert under East Silver Meadows Road Approved with conditions · 5-0
- Three Peaks to Purgatory 345-kV transmission line Discussed
- CityInspect permit and inspection software Approved · 5-0