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Lehi · City Council

Lehi council enacts PARC sales tax, approves Micron East annexation and 499-unit River Point concept; Bullock annexation tabled

November 16, 2021, 6:34 p.m. · Lehi City Council Chamber, 153 N. 100 E., Lehi

The Lehi City Council unanimously enacted the Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture (PARC) sales tax, annexed 111.51 acres as the Micron East Annexation with TH-5 zoning, and granted concept approval to the 499-unit River Point development. The council tabled the Neldon and Jewel Bullock annexation to December so staff could cost out the owner's requests, and dissolved the Millpond Redevelopment Project Area. It also approved several zone changes and a Development Code amendment to Chapters 1-10.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 2.1 · Presentation

    Glass recycling discussion

    Discussed

    Jason Utgaard of Momentum Recycling described a glass recycling program, including dumpster-size containers with painted murals and smaller pods in key locations, and an option for residents to pay to participate with their own container.

  2. Item 2.3 · Presentation

    Fire Department ISO rating

    Discussed

    Chief Jeremy Craft reported the department improved its ISO rating, which may lower insurance rates for residents and businesses.

  3. Item 2.4 · Taxes and fees

    PARC tax update

    Discussed

    Finance Director Dean Lundell said the council must adopt an ordinance to send to the Utah State Tax Commission, with collection starting in April. He said the city will keep the same rate on residents' utility bills so the PARC tax will not affect utilities, but the city will need to make up the difference with the Tax Commission.

  4. Item 5 · Other

    Dissolve Millpond Redevelopment Project Area (Ordinance 66-2021)

    Approved · 5-0 · Mill Pond area

    Economic Development Director Marlin Eldred said the time on the redevelopment area, established in 1996, had expired, and recommended closing it. The city used it for storm drain and road improvements. The council dissolved it.

    Moved by Council Member Koivisto, seconded by Council Member Southwick. Vote: Unanimous

  5. Item 6 · Other

    Certify November 2, 2021 municipal election canvass (Resolution 2021-62)

    Approved · 5-0

    The council, sitting as the Board of Canvassers, certified the official canvassers' report of the general municipal election.

    Moved by Council Member Condie, seconded by Council Member Southwick. Vote: Unanimous

  6. Item 7 · Taxes and fees

    Enact PARC sales and use tax (Ordinance 60-2021)

    Approved · 5-0

    The council enacted the Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Sales and Use Tax.

    Moved by Council Member Hancock, seconded by Council Member Southwick. Vote: Unanimous

  7. Item 8 · Subdivision

    Preliminary subdivision, Cold Spring Ranch HD3 (49 units)

    Approved · 5-0 · Approximately 4000 West Orinda Drive

    A DR Horton representative noted the approval was for 49 units, not the 55 listed on the agenda. The council granted preliminary approval for 49 units in a Planned Community zone.

    • Units: 49 (agenda said 55)
    • Applicant: DR Horton
    • Zone: Planned Community

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Koivisto. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Cold Spring Ranch in the development tracker →

  8. Item 9 · Annexation

    Micron East annexation, 111.51 acres at 1800 East 4800 North

    Approved · 5-0 · 1800 East 4800 North

    No one spoke at the public hearing. The council approved the annexation agreement (Resolution 2021-65) and Ordinance 68-2021 annexing the land with TH-5 (transitional holding) zoning.

    • Acres: 111.51
    • Zoning: TH-5

    Resolution 2021-65 moved by Council Member Chris Condie, seconded by Council Member Paul Hancock; Ordinance 68-2021 moved by Council Member Mike Southwick, seconded by Council Member Chris Condie. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Micron East annexation in the development tracker →

  9. Item 10 · Zoning

    Lehi Brownstones zone change, 0.42 acres at 396 North 500 West (Ordinance 61-2021)

    Approved · 5-0 · 396 North 500 West

    Applicant Mark Hampton. The council rezoned 0.42 acres from R-2 (medium density residential) to R-3 (high density residential).

    • Acres: 0.42
    • Current zone → proposed: R-2 → R-3

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Albrecht. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Lehi Brownstones zone change in the development tracker →

  10. Item 11 · Development

    Concept approval, River Point (499 units)

    Approved · 5-0 · 1100 North 3600 West

    Brandon Watson represented the applicant and said Edge Homes is willing to match any park impact fees Lehi dedicates to the project. The council granted concept approval for the 499-unit residential development.

    • Units: 499
    • Applicant: Edge Homes (Brandon Watson)

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Hancock. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow River Point in the development tracker →

  11. Item 12 · Subdivision

    Final subdivision, Sanctuary Commercial Subdivision

    Approved · 5-0

    The council granted final approval to amend Lot 2 of the Lehi Botanical Subdivision into two commercial lots. Nicolas Stock of Salt Development showed a transit-oriented development concept that will be submitted later.

    • Applicant: Salt Development (Nicolas Stock)

    Moved by Council Member Condie, seconded by Council Member Koivisto. Vote: Unanimous

  12. Item 13 · Subdivision

    Final subdivision, Quick Quack 1200 West Subdivision

    Approved · 5-0 · 2550 North 1200 West

    The council granted final approval in a Commercial zone.

    Moved by Council Member Mike Southwick, seconded by Council Member Chris Condie. Vote: Unanimous

  13. Item 14 · Development

    Lehi Terrace development agreement (Resolution 2021-63)

    Approved with conditions · 5-0 · Approximately 1200 West 2900 North

    Russ Wilson represented Symphony Homes. The council approved the development agreement, noting a zip code correction and adding that driveways be 20 feet long.

    • Applicant: Symphony Homes
    • Condition: driveways 20 feet in length

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Hancock. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Lehi Terrace in the development tracker →

  14. Item 15 · Zoning

    Lehi Terrace zone change, 8.44 acres (Ordinance 64-2021)

    Approved · 5-0 · Approximately 1200 West 2900 North

    The council rezoned 8.44 acres from TH-5 (transitional holding) to R-2 (medium density residential).

    • Acres: 8.44
    • Current zone → proposed: TH-5 → R-2

    Moved by Council Member Condie, seconded by Council Member Albrecht. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Lehi Terrace in the development tracker →

  15. Item 16 · Subdivision

    Concept approval, Farm House Lane (5 lots)

    Approved · 5-0 · 2300 West 1200 North

    Cody Warren represented the applicant. The council granted concept approval for a five-lot residential development.

    • Lots: 5

    Moved by Council Member Hancock, seconded by Council Member Koivisto. Vote: Unanimous

  16. Item 17 · Zoning

    Hardman West zone change at 4700 West 2100 North (Ordinance 67-2021)

    Approved · 5-0 · 4700 West 2100 North

    Howard Cook represented the applicant. The council changed the zoning from Commercial to Heavy Commercial.

    • Current zone → proposed: Commercial → Heavy Commercial

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Condie. Vote: Unanimous

  17. Item 18 · Annexation

    Neldon and Jewel Bullock annexation, 1.33 acres at 2100 North, west Lehi

    Tabled · 5-0 · 2100 North, west Lehi

    Applicant Jewel Bullock said her irrigation water was cut off nearly 20 years ago and she suffered damages, and asked to annex with exceptions to remedy her losses. Mr. Mansfield, Carolyn Lucas and a speaker named Anna supported her requests; Michael Morgan said the canal was an open ditch and access to water was blocked by a nearby development. Mayor Johnson said before the meeting that city staff had made fair recommendations but she was requesting more. The council tabled the agreement (Resolution 2021-64) and the annexation ordinance (2021-65) to December and directed staff to put values on the requests, including water share assessments, and to understand what the water rights entail.

    • Acres: 1.33
    • Proposed zoning: A-1 (agriculture)
    • Both votes unanimous to table

    Resolution moved by Council Member Katie Koivisto, seconded by Council Member Mike Southwick (amended to add Council Member Paul Hancock's request for cost values); ordinance tabled on motion by Council Member Paul Hancock, seconded by Council Member Katie Koivisto. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Bullock annexation in the development tracker →

  18. Item 19 · Zoning

    Beck's Landing zone change, 10.48 acres at 1080 North 2300 West (Ordinance 62-2021)

    Approved · 5-0 · 1080 North 2300 West

    Matthew Jorgenson represented the applicant. The council rezoned the land from A-1 (agriculture) to R-1-22 (residential/agriculture).

    • Acres: 10.48
    • Current zone → proposed: A-1 → R-1-22

    Moved by Council Member Condie, seconded by Council Member Koivisto. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Beck's Landing in the development tracker →

  19. Item 20 · Subdivision

    Concept approval, Beck's Landing (16 lots)

    Approved · 5-0 · 1080 North 2300 West

    The council granted concept approval for a 16-lot residential subdivision.

    • Lots: 16

    Moved by Council Member Southwick, seconded by Council Member Condie. Vote: Unanimous

    Follow Beck's Landing in the development tracker →

  20. Item 21 · City code

    Development Code amendment, Chapters 1-10 (Ordinance 63-2021)

    Approved · 5-0

    The council approved amendments to Chapters 1-10 of the Lehi City Development Code.

    Moved by Council Member Condie, seconded by Council Member Hancock. Vote: Unanimous

What residents said

Parking on 1200 EastIrrigation water accessPark impact fees

Trace Hunter raised concerns about parking along 1200 East; Mayor Johnson said the Police Department would look into it. At the Bullock annexation hearing, Mr. Mansfield, Michael Morgan, a speaker named Anna and Carolyn Lucas supported Ms. Bullock's requests.