Wednesday, October 14, 2026TheUtah Ledger
American Fork development tracker

City land sale near 700 South 100 West

About 6.5 acres of surplus city land; notice of intent to sell on the July 14 agenda and sale to Love and Chipman for $1.4 million approved Sept. 8 with a covenant dedicating land for roads and the American Fork River corridor.

Where it stands
Approved
Type
Development agreement
Location
Near 700 South 100 West (parcels 13:050:0262, 13:050:0263, 13:066:0024)
Size
6.5 acres
Applicant
LeRoy Love and Devin Chipman (buyers)

Every hearing and vote

  1. July 14, 2026 · City Council

    Notice of intent to sell 6.5 acres near 700 South 100 West

    Pending

    Resolution starting the legally required notice process to sell about 6.5 acres of city land (parcels 13:050:0262, 13:050:0263, 13:066:0024) previously declared surplus. The sale itself came back Sept. 8.

    • Acres: about 6.5
  2. September 8, 2026 · City Council

    Public hearing: disposition of city property at 700 South 100 West

    No action

    Hearing on selling city-owned land near 700 South 100 West tied to the Chipman/Stake Center annexation. Not yet documented; minutes not posted for comments.

  3. September 8, 2026 · City Council

    Sale of city land near 700 South 100 West for $1.4 million

    Approved · 4-0

    Resolution accepting an offer from LeRoy Love and Devin Chipman under a real estate purchase contract and Addendum No. 2 negotiated with the annexation agreement, and approving a dedication covenant requiring the buyers to give land back to the city, at no cost, for future roads and American Fork River corridor protection. The resolution grants no development rights and bars closing until annexation conditions are met. The Citizen noted the resolution lists the parcels inconsistently (two vs. three parcels).

    • Buyers: LeRoy Love and Devin Chipman
    • Price: $1.4 million
    • Parcels: 13:050:0262, 13:050:0263, 13:066:0024 (about 6.5 acres)
    • Carroll's vote not clearly recorded per the Citizen

    Moved by Councilmember Ryan Hunter, seconded by Councilmember Tim Holley. Vote: Hunter, Holley, John and Taylor voted yes; Councilmember Carroll's vote was not clearly recorded