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Eagle Mountain · City Council

Council agenda: Walmart-site rezone, Eagle Mountain Benches rezone, QTS data center agreement and city administrator contract on July 18 agenda; results not available

July 18, 2023, 3:00 p.m. · Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah

This write-up comes from the July 18, 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 a general plan and zoning change for the proposed Walmart Supercenter site at State Route 73 and Spring Run Parkway, a rezone of about 102 acres for Eagle Mountain Benches, a community reinvestment area agreement and development agreement for a QTS data center, and a new city administrator agreement. 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

  1. Item 16.A-16.B / 17.A-17.B · Zoning

    Eagle Mountain Retail: general plan change, rezone and development agreement for proposed Walmart site

    Pending · Northwest corner of SR-73 and Spring Run Parkway

    Senior Planner David Stroud was to present a change of the future land use map from Neighborhood Residential One and Community Commercial to Regional Commercial and Parks and Open Space, a rezone from Agriculture and Commercial to Commercial Regional and Open Space-I for big-box development, and a development agreement with Armstrong Commercial Services for Utah County parcel 58:033:0404. The site is the northwest corner of State Route 73 and Spring Run Parkway. The result is not available.

    • Applicant: Armstrong Commercial Services
    • Parcel: 58:033:0404

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  2. Item 17.A-17.B / 18.A-18.B · Zoning

    Eagle Mountain Benches: general plan change, rezone and master development waiver

    Pending

    Planning Manager Robert Hobbs was to present a change of the land use map from Agriculture/Rural Density 1 to Agriculture/Rural Density 2 and a rezone from RA2 and AG to RD1 for about 102 acres, plus a request to waive master development requirements in Chapter 16.10. The agenda says the council sent the item back to the Planning Commission on May 16, 2023 to consider all applicants' land and recommend a minimum average lot size. The result is not available.

    • Acres: about 102
    • Current zone to proposed: RA2 and AG to RD1

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  3. Item 19.A-19.B / 20.A-20.B · Development

    Sweetwater Industrial Park CRA #3 interlocal agreement and QTS Eagle Mountain I development agreement

    Pending

    Economic Development Director Evan Berrett was to present an interlocal agreement between the Redevelopment Agency and the city on collecting and remitting incremental property taxes in Community Reinvestment Area #3, which supports a data center project on about 490 acres on the western border of the Meta data center property, and approval of a development agreement with QTS Eagle Mountain I, LLC in the area. The agenda says the city expects about $140,000 a year once all phases are triggered for the first six buildings, until the incentive expires. The result is not available.

    • Budget$140,000 Expected annual city revenue from incremental property tax once the first six buildings are triggered (agenda estimate). Paid from Incremental property tax in CRA #3
    • Acres: about 490
    • Developer: QTS Eagle Mountain I, LLC

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  4. Item 18.A-18.E / 19.A-19.E · City code

    Code amendments: auto sales, kennels, racetracks, caretaker dwellings, alleys and ADA parking, right-of-way vacation, golf course netting

    Pending

    Staff were to present five code changes, four of them tabled June 20 and continued: kennels and racetracks as conditional uses and generators with communication facilities, caretaker dwellings in Commercial Storage and Industrial zones, definitions and standards for alleys, service drives, fire access and ADA parking, and a new Chapter 16.56 on vacating streets and alleys without a plat amendment. A new item adds netting standards for property next to a golf course. The result is not available.

  5. Item 10.A-10.B / 11.A-11.B · Contract

    Consent bid awards: 2 MG tank design and Well 5 upgrade design

    Pending

    The consent agenda lists the 2 million gallon tank design awarded to Sunrise Engineering and the Well 5 upgrade design awarded to Jones and DeMille Engineering. No amounts are listed. The result is not available.

  6. Item 12.A / 13.A · Contract

    Consent change order: 2023 Pony Express paving project

    Pending

    The consent agenda lists Change Order #1 for the 2023 Pony Express paving project with Geneva Rock. No amount is listed. The result is not available.

    • Change orderAmount not given to Geneva Rock 2023 Pony Express paving project change order #1
  7. Item 15.A / 16.A · Development

    Porter's Crossing Town Center master development agreement, modified third amendment

    Pending

    A resolution on the consent agenda would approve a modified third amendment to the Porter's Crossing Town Center master development agreement. The result is not available.

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  8. Item 20.A-21.A / 21.A-22.A · Contract

    City administrator severance cap 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. The agenda lists no compensation figures. The result is not available.

    • ContractAmount not given to Paul Jerome City administrator services agreement
  9. Item 9.A · Appointment

    Planning Commission appointments

    Pending

    One agenda version lists Robert Fox to complete a three-year Planning Commission term through December 2023 and Jimmy Eaton as an alternate. The result is not available.

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