Council agenda: fiscal 2025 budget and tax rate, school district hearing, historic zones and fencing ordinances on June 18 agenda; results not available
June 18, 2024, 4:00 p.m. · Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah
This write-up comes from the June 18, 2024 agenda because the posted minutes are a scanned image with no readable text and the packet could not be opened. The agenda lists adoption of the fiscal 2024-25 budget and certified tax rate, a final fiscal 2023-24 budget amendment, a second public hearing on creating a new school district, an executive compensation hearing, a historic zones chapter, fencing and retaining wall rules and a commercial vehicle parking ordinance. 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 13.A-13.B · Budget
Fifth and final fiscal 2023-24 budget amendment; fiscal 2024-25 budget and certified tax rate
Pending
Administrative Services Director Kimberly Ruesch was to present both items. The agenda says the tentative budget was accepted May 7 and had a hearing June 4, and state law requires adoption by June 30. No totals are listed and the result is not available.
Item 12.A · Public hearing
Public hearing on proposed new school district
Pending
A hearing on the interlocal agreement with Saratoga Springs and Fairfield, with written support from Cedar Fort, to begin creating a new school district. The council received a study from Lewis Robertson Burningham Public Finance Advisors on May 21 and an earlier one from MGT Education; the 45-day comment period ran May 21 to July 5, and this is the second of at least two hearings. What was said is not available.
Item 12.B · Public hearing
Public hearing on executive compensation increases
Pending
Required by a 2024 state law as a separate hearing before adopting a budget that includes increases for executive officers. Ruesch was to present. The agenda lists no amounts and the result is not available.
Item 13.C-13.D · City code
Historic zones chapter; fencing, definitions, landscaping and retaining walls
Pending
Senior Planner Robert Hobbs was to present a new Chapter 17.30 on historic zones, giving consistent development rules while some properties await rezoning, and changes to privacy fencing, definitions and landscaping rules, including limits on painted hog wire in residential fences, fence type and color along Ranches Parkway, and a new retaining wall chapter. The result is not available.
Item 14.A · City code
Commercial vehicle parking enforcement, Chapter 10.10
Pending
City Attorney Marcus Draper was to present changes addressing large commercial vehicles parked long-term in residential zones and easing the parking code's burden on food trucks and carts. The result is not available.
Item 11.A-11.D · Other
Consent resolutions: cemetery rules, New Park Subdivision permit fee waiver, Old Airport Road right-of-way, Firefly PID documents
Pending
The consent agenda lists amended Pony Express Memorial Cemetery rules, authority for staff to waive building permit fees in New Park Subdivision, an amended Old Airport Road right-of-way purchase agreement with Perry Land Investments, LLC, and a first amendment to the governing documents for Firefly Public Infrastructure Districts One through Ten. No amounts are listed and the result is not available.
- Land dealAmount not given to Perry Land Investments, LLC
Item 15.A-15.B · Other
Legislative priorities and moderate income housing strategy
Pending
The agenda lists an update on the legislative priorities list and a discussion of a moderate income housing strategy for a mortgage assistance program. The result is not available.
Item 1.A · Presentation
Growth and mobility vision study draft request for proposals (work session)
Pending
The 4 p.m. work session agenda lists a discussion of the draft request for proposals for the Growth and Mobility Vision study. No action was scheduled.