Published by Paul Ivinskas
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Heber City

Projects and policy tracker

Development, roads, public projects and policy proposals before Heber City’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 5 are still being decided.

 

Annexation

North Fields annexation boundary MOU amendment

Proposed

North Fields, north of Heber

Amendment to the 2019 Heber City-Wasatch County memorandum that would exclude the North Fields from Heber's annexation boundary and limit county zoning to rural agricultural residences.

Road project

Traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvements

Proposed

100 West; 910 South; Mill Road

Sidewalk gap fills, striping and bulb-out crosswalks on 100 West and near schools, with $200,000 in FY27 Transportation Tax funds. Staff proposes doing the work through a change order with the 300 South Trail contractor.

Annexation

Blue Sign annexation

Proposed

2600 N. Highway 40

Annexation discussed as a general business item on Oct. 6.

Annexation

Riverhawk Road annexation

In review

About 1000 West and SR-113 (100 South) · 3.38 acres

Annexation of about 3.38 acres of Riverhawk Road. The Planning Commission earlier recommended annexing it for school access and utilities. A public hearing on Ordinance 2026-20 was on the Oct. 6 agenda.

Development agreement

Finch Creek development agreement

Approved

Master development agreement for Finch Creek. The council approved an amendment 4-0 on Sept. 15 on condition of final review; a first amendment returned Oct. 6.

Last action: Approved with conditions by the City Council, Tue, Sep 15

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