Council agenda: FY2023-24 budget, Firefly master plan and public infrastructure districts, wastewater impact fees on June 20 agenda; results not available
June 20, 2023, 3:00 p.m. · Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah
This write-up comes from the June 20, 2023 agenda because the posted minutes are a scanned image with no readable text and the agenda packet could not be opened. The agenda lists adoption of the fiscal 2023-2024 budget and certified tax rate, the first amendment to the Pole Canyon (Firefly) master development plan, a resolution to create Firefly Public Infrastructure Districts 1 through 10, a wastewater impact fee enactment and a new agreement for the city administrator. Results are not available.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 14.A-14.B · Budget
Fiscal year 2023-2024 budget and certified tax rate; final amendment to the 2022-2023 budget
Pending
Finance Director Kimberly Ruesch was to present adoption of the FY 2023-2024 budget and certified tax rate, which the agenda says was tentatively accepted May 2 and had a public hearing June 6, with state law requiring adoption by June 30. The agenda also lists the fourth and final amendment to the FY 2022-2023 budget. The result is not available.
Item 15.A-15.C · Development
Firefly (Pole Canyon) master development plan, amended agreement and public infrastructure districts
Pending
Planning Manager Robert Hobbs was to present the first amendment to the Pole Canyon (Firefly) Master Development Plan for about 2,786 acres in the southwest part of the city, per the applicant's June 8 update, and a resolution approving the amended and restated master development agreement, now known as Firefly. City Attorney Marcus Draper was to present a resolution and public hearing to create Firefly Public Infrastructure Districts 1 through 10, with a governing document, an interlocal agreement, an annexation area and board appointments. The result is not available.
Item 16.A · Taxes and fees
Wastewater impact fee enactment
Pending
City Engineer Chris Trusty was to present adoption of a wastewater Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis, with revised fees taking effect after a 90-day waiting period. The agenda lists no fee amounts. The result is not available.
Item 16.B-16.E · City code
Code amendments: right-of-way vacation, alleys and ADA parking, caretaker dwellings, auto sales, kennels, racetracks and generators
Pending
Hobbs, Senior Planner David Stroud and Planner Steven Lehmitz were to present four zoning and subdivision code amendments: a new Chapter 16.56 allowing vacation of rights-of-way, standards for alleys, service drives, fire access and ADA parking, caretaker dwellings as a conditional use in Commercial Storage and Industrial zones, and rules for automobile sales, kennels, racetracks and generators with communication facilities. The result is not available.
Item 17.A, 18.A · Contract
City administrator severance and amended agreement with Paul Jerome
Pending
City Attorney Marcus Draper was to present an ordinance removing the six-month cap on city administrator severance and an amended and restated agreement with Paul Jerome for city administrator services. The agenda lists no compensation figures. The result is not available.
- ContractAmount not given to Paul Jerome
Item 9.A-9.B · Contract
Consent agreements: Parkway Fields Well 8 property purchase and Central Utah Water Conservancy District water supply
Pending
The consent agenda lists a property purchase agreement for the Well 8 site in Parkway Fields with BCP Development and a water supply agreement with the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. No amounts are listed. The result is not available.
- Land dealAmount not given to BCP Development
- ContractAmount not given to Central Utah Water Conservancy District
Item 10.A, 12.A · Contract
Consent bid award and change order: tertiary treatment design, Well 8 drilling
Pending
The consent agenda lists the Tertiary Treatment and Algae Control design awarded to JWO Engineering and Change Order #1 for Well 8 drilling with Grimshaw Drilling LLC. No amounts are listed. The result is not available.
- ContractAmount not given to JWO Engineering
- Change orderAmount not given to Grimshaw Drilling LLC
Item 1.A · Presentation
Affordable Housing Master Plan (work session)
Pending
The 3 p.m. work session agenda lists a discussion of the Affordable Housing Master Plan by outside presenters. No action was scheduled.