Lehi council approves Ukraine resolution, tentative budget and five subdivisions
April 12, 2022, 6:32 p.m. · Lehi City Council Chamber, 153 N. 100 E., Lehi
The council met in a pre-council and regular session. It passed a resolution in support of Ukraine, adopted the tentative fiscal 2023 budget, approved 2022 CDBG project selection on a 3-2 vote, and gave subdivision and area plan approvals including Lehi Terrace and a Cold Spring Ranch area plan amendment. Council Members Paige Albrecht and Katie Koivisto attended virtually.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item PC 2.2 · Other
Thanksgiving Point housing and transit reinvestment zone funding briefing
Discussed
Marlin Eldred presented on the Thanksgiving Point preliminary plan and the process and expenses involved. A housing and transit reinvestment zone (HTRZ) is a funding tool created by the Legislature for development near FrontRunner or TRAX stations. The presentation focused on planning ahead for infrastructure maintenance costs.
Item PC 2.3 · Other
Summer water outlook
Discussed
Dave Norman reported on the water outlook for the summer and said the city will likely need to impose watering restrictions early.
Item PC 2.1 · Presentation
Tour of the new Transportation Control Center
Discussed
Traffic Engineer Luke Seegmiller took the council on a tour of the city's new Transportation Control Center.
Item 4 · Other
Resolution 2022-29 in support of Ukraine
Approved · 5-0
The council adopted a resolution expressing support for Ukraine.
Item 5 · Budget
2022 Community Development Block Grant project selection
Approved · 3-2
Jessica Delore of the Mountainland Association of Governments said the council needed to set its priorities for the 2022 program year. Requests came from the Children's Justice Center, economic development and city engineering. The council chose option 1; the motion said any additional funds that come in would go to engineering, any shortfall would be taken from engineering, and anything left over from engineering could go to economic development. Council Members Paige Albrecht and Katie Koivisto voted no; the minutes record no reasons.
- GrantAmount not given
Item 6 · Budget
Tentative budget for fiscal year 2023
Approved · 5-0
Finance Director Dean Lundell presented the tentative fiscal year 2023 budget, and the council adopted it as the tentative budget.
- BudgetAmount not given
Item 7 · Contract
FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant agreement
Approved · 5-0
Lundell said the FEMA grant is for engineering work and the resolution states the city will follow FEMA guidelines. The council approved the grant's articles of agreement.
- GrantAmount not given to Federal Emergency Management Agency
Item 8 · Development
Harding Shops condominium conversion
Approved · 5-0
Ryan Harding, for the applicant, said the owners want to assign ownership of individual shops in the building and the use is not changing. The council approved the conversion.
Item 9 · Subdivision
Lewis Landing final subdivision
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council granted final approval for Lewis Landing, a two-lot commercial plat, including Development Review Committee and Planning Commission comments. Howard Cook represented the applicant.
Item 10 · Subdivision
Lehi Terrace final subdivision
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council granted final approval for Lehi Terrace, a 39-lot single-family development in an R-2 PUD zone, subject to Planning Commission and Development Review Committee comments. Russ Wilson represented the applicant.
- Lots: 39
- Zone: R-2 PUD
Item 11 · Subdivision
Bushman Subdivision preliminary approval
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council granted preliminary approval for the 21-lot Bushman Subdivision, subject to committee and Planning Commission comments. Toby Cordova represented the applicant.
- Lots: 21
Item 12 · Subdivision
River Point Phase 1 preliminary approval
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council granted preliminary approval for River Point Phase 1, a 75-unit residential development, subject to committee and Planning Commission comments. Jed Stewart represented the applicant.
- Units: 75
Item 13 · General plan
Cold Spring Ranch area plan amendment (Ordinance 22-2022)
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council approved an amendment to the Cold Spring Ranch Area Plan changing the allowed equivalent residential units, the density ranges of the pods, and setbacks. Jeff Stevenson represented the applicant.
- Ordinance: 22-2022
Item 14 · City code
Tree planting standards in the design standards manual (Ordinance 23-2022)
Approved · 5-0
Jessica Smith said staff made updates to the tree planting standards in the Design Standards and Public Improvement Specifications Manual. The council approved the revisions.
Item 15 · City code
Standard drawings: master planned trail crossing (Ordinance 24-2020)
Approved with conditions · 5-0
The council approved an update to the city's Standard Drawings that adds a master planned trail crossing detail. The minutes label the ordinance 24-2020.
Item 16 · Other
Rename part of Autumn View Drive to Solstice Drive (Resolution 2022-27)
Approved · 5-0
The council renamed a section of Autumn View Drive as Solstice Drive.
Item 17 · Contract
STRATA Networks fiber agreements (Resolution 2022-30)
No action
The proposed master services and design-and-construction agreements with Uintah Basin Electronic Telecommunication, doing business as STRATA Networks, for an open fiber optic network were pulled from the agenda. They returned April 26.
What residents said
Water restrictions this summerThanksgiving Point HTRZ infrastructure costs
During citizen input, Mason Hilton asked about a tabled item he thought was on this agenda; staff said it would be on the next council agenda.