Lehi council approves 163 homes and townhomes in four Fox Canyon plats and a Hansen tennis agreement change
July 25, 2023, 7:31 p.m. · Council Chamber, 153 N. 100 E., Lehi
With Mayor Mark Johnson and Council Member Chris Condie excused, Mayor Pro Tempore Paul Hancock led the meeting, and every vote was 4-0. The council gave final approval to four Fox Canyon subdivisions totaling 163 units, amended the development agreement for the Hansen Tennis Facility, and approved a road dedication for the widening of 2300 West. Residents of the Cranberry Farms neighborhood spoke against a possible new street connection off 2600 West.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 3.2 · Contract
Service agreement with Nice Healthcare
Approved · 4-0
The council approved, as part of the consent agenda, a service agreement between the city and Nice Healthcare. The minutes give no terms or dollar amount.
- ContractAmount not given to Nice Healthcare
Item 4 · Development
Hansen Tennis Facility development agreement amendment (Resolution 2023-40)
Approved · 4-0
Jacob Hansen asked for a change so that the clay courts, once built, could operate as a permanent use even if the rest of the project is not finished. The council discussed the wording and agreed that the clay court use would not end after the initial period, but that temporary facilities such as bathrooms and parking would need to become permanent within two years. Council Member Southwick moved the change and amended his motion to add Mayor Pro Tempore Hancock's clarification.
- Applicant: Jacob Hansen
- Resolution: 2023-40
Item 5 · Budget
Combining culinary water and pressurized irrigation funds for reporting (Resolution 2023-45)
Approved · 4-0
Finance Director Dean Lundell said the two funds share debt and employees, and combining them for external reporting would make the financial statements easier to read and prepare. Internally the city will keep tracking the two funds separately to monitor surplus or deficit.
Item 6 · Subdivision
Fox Canyon A1 final subdivision, 23 single-family lots
Approved · 4-0
The council granted final approval for 23 single-family lots, including all Development Review Committee and Planning Commission comments. A Perry Homes representative was available for questions.
- Lots: 23 single-family
- Applicant representative: Perry Homes
Item 7 · Subdivision
Fox Canyon I1 final subdivision, 15 single-family lots
Approved · 4-0
The council granted final approval for 15 single-family lots, including all Development Review Committee and Planning Commission comments.
- Lots: 15 single-family
Item 8 · Subdivision
Fox Canyon J1 final subdivision, 84 townhomes
Approved · 4-0
The council granted final approval for 84 townhome units, including all Development Review Committee and Planning Commission comments.
- Units: 84 townhomes
Item 9 · Subdivision
Fox Canyon L1 final subdivision, 41 townhomes
Approved · 4-0
The council granted final approval for 41 townhome units, including all Development Review Committee and Planning Commission comments.
- Units: 41 townhomes
Item 10 · Contract
X Lehi LLC reimbursement agreement for storm drain and roadway improvements (Resolution 2023-46)
Approved · 4-0
City Engineer Lorin Powell described the agreement as a standard reimbursement for oversizing infrastructure. The minutes do not state an amount.
- PaymentAmount not given to X Lehi LLC
Item 11 · Roads and utilities
X Lehi LLC road dedication for 2300 West widening (Resolution 2023-47)
Approved · 4-0
The council approved an agreement with X Lehi LLC to dedicate property needed to widen 2300 West. Members discussed how and where the road would be widened and answered residents' questions about future transportation plans in the area.
Item 12 · Appointment
Library Board appointments (Resolution 2023-48)
Approved · 4-0
The council appointed board members to the Lehi City Public Library Board of Directors. The minutes do not name them.
What residents said
Traffic through Cranberry FarmsPunch-through off 2600 WestClubhouse Drive extensionChild safety
Three Cranberry Farms residents raised concerns about a rumored street punch-through off 2600 West and the proposed Clubhouse Drive extension. Jane Rap said the neighborhood has only two ways out and asked the council to speed up the Clubhouse Drive extension. Jacob Sperry said routing traffic through the neighborhood would be damaging given the number of children playing in the streets and presented a matrix of the proposed traffic changes. Erin Baker said the proposal would hurt the sense of community and child safety on routes to school, and suggested moving traffic by the Holiday gas station area.