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Eagle Mountain · City Council

Council agenda: revised Lower Hidden Valley plan, accessory dwelling unit size rules and downtown small area plans on Feb. 21 agenda; results not available

February 21, 2023, 4:00 p.m. · Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah

This write-up comes from the February 21, 2023 agenda because the posted minutes could not be read. The agenda lists a revised first amendment to the 244.5-acre Lower Hidden Valley master plan, a change to how accessory dwelling unit size is calculated, streetlight spacing standards and three downtown small area plan bid awards. Two items, Porter's Crossing Town Center and Pole Canyon (Firefly), were removed at the applicants' request. Votes and results are not recorded here.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 12.A-12.B · Development

    Lower Hidden Valley master development plan and agreement, first amendment

    Pending · South of Pony Express Parkway

    Planning Manager Robert Hobbs and City Attorney Marcus Draper were to present an ordinance and resolution modifying the plan and agreement for 244.5 acres zoned Residential south of Pony Express Parkway, to allow changes to a previously approved project of 1,256 residential dwelling units. The item was tabled February 7 and returned with changes. The result is not available.

    • Acres: 244.5
    • Units: 1,256 previously approved

    Follow Hidden Hollow concept plan (Lower Hidden Valley) in the development tracker →

  2. Item 15.A · City code

    Residential zones, accessory dwelling unit size, EMMC Chapter 17.25

    Pending

    Senior Planner David Stroud was to present a change to how maximum accessory dwelling unit size is calculated: from the primary dwelling footprint plus garage area, or no maximum in some zones, to a percentage of lot coverage of either 10 or 15 percent depending on the zone. The result is not available.

    Follow Accessory dwelling unit ordinance in the development tracker →

  3. Item 15.B · City code

    Streetlight spacing, EMMC Chapters 15.10 and 15.70

    Pending

    Stroud was to present a clarification of streetlight spacing of 250 to 350 feet on rural and local streets and removal of a conflicting 300 to 600 foot standard. The result is not available.

  4. Item 13.A · Development

    Porter's Crossing Town Center general plan amendment, rezone and fourth master plan amendment

    Withdrawn

    Removed at the applicant's request and not to be discussed.

    Follow Porter's Crossing amendment in the development tracker →

  5. Item 14.A · Development

    Pole Canyon (Firefly) master development plan, first amendment

    Withdrawn

    Removed at the applicant's request and not to be discussed.

    Follow Firefly (Pole Canyon) master development plan in the development tracker →

  6. Item 10.A-10.C · Contract

    Bid awards: downtown small area plans (Commercial Core, Gateway Park, Mid-Valley/Downtown)

    Pending

    The consent agenda lists three bid awards for downtown redevelopment services. The agenda names no vendors or amounts and the results are not available.

    • ContractAmount not given Small area plan, Commercial Core, downtown redevelopment services. Bid award
    • ContractAmount not given Small area plan, Gateway Park, downtown redevelopment services. Bid award
    • ContractAmount not given Small area plan, Mid-Valley/Downtown, downtown redevelopment services. Bid award
  7. Item 9.A · Contract

    Offsite sewer reimbursement agreement, Oquirrh Mountain Ranch

    Pending

    A consent agenda agreement. The agenda gives no amount and the result is not available.

    Follow Oquirrh Mountain Ranch in the development tracker →

  8. Item 1.B · Other

    Communities That Care and second quarter budget status (work session)

    Pending

    The work session agenda lists an update on Communities That Care, the second quarter budget status and a presentation on the location of Letters on Mountains for Cedar Valley High School.

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