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Lehi · City Council

Lehi council set to vote on four zone changes, two annexation intents and a Clark Meadows concept plan

March 10, 2026, 4:22 p.m. · Lehi City Council Chambers, 153 N. 100 E.

The March 10 agenda combined a 4:30 p.m. pre-council and a 7 p.m. regular session. Up for votes were intent-to-annex resolutions for Slay Holdings and Cedar Hollow Holdings, four zone changes, a development code amendment, three UDOT and Utah County trail agreements and the Clark Meadows concept plan. The Lehi Free Press reported the council set term limits aside for now and delayed a vote on an ice center study. Minutes are not posted, so other results are not reported.

From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

In brief

13 items came up for a decision or discussion: 12 pending and 1 tabled.

9 items here are tracked in the city's development tracker.

This write-up links 4 source documents and the meeting video.

The previous City Council meeting was on March 9, 2026: Council work session on Lehi's 2026 CDBG applicants, Osier Park access, 700 South cycle track and SR-92 pedestrian bridge

The next one was on March 24, 2026: Lehi council agenda includes Vivian Estates Phase 5 zone change, flood-damage code and Thanksgiving Point incentive talks

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item XI.1 · Roads and utilities

    UDOT agreement for Jordan River pedestrian bridge (Resolution 2026-13)

    Pending · Jordan River at 2100 North

    Resolution 2026-13 would approve an agreement with UDOT for design, construction and maintenance of a pedestrian bridge over the Jordan River as part of the 2100 North freeway project.

    Follow 2100 North freeway (Mountain View Corridor to I-15) in the development tracker →

  2. Item XI.2 · Roads and utilities

    UDOT agreement for shared use path (Resolution 2026-14)

    Pending · 2100 North

    Resolution 2026-14 would approve an agreement with UDOT for design, construction and maintenance of a shared use path as part of the 2100 North freeway project.

    Follow 2100 North freeway (Mountain View Corridor to I-15) in the development tracker →

  3. Item XI.3 · Parks

    Interlocal agreement with Utah County for the Utah Lake Trail (Resolution 2026-15)

    Pending

    Resolution 2026-15 would approve an interlocal cooperation agreement with Utah County for the Utah Lake Trail.

  4. Item XI.4 · Subdivision

    Clark Meadows subdivision concept plan, 11 lots

    Pending · 9227 W. 7750 N. (approximately 1800 W. 1300 S.)

    The council was to consider a concept plan for an 11-lot residential project from JDH Development, with a request for an exception in the form of density in lieu to allow flexibility on setbacks.

    • Applicant: JDH Development
    • Lots: 11

    Follow Clark Meadows subdivision in the development tracker →

  5. Item XI.5 · Annexation

    Slay Holdings annexation intent (Resolution 2026-09)

    Pending · Approximately 2300 West 300 South

    Resolution 2026-09 would declare the city's intent to annex 4 acres from Slay Holdings LLC.

    • Applicant: Slay Holdings LLC
    • Acres: 4

    Follow Slay Holdings annexation in the development tracker →

  6. Item XI.6 · Annexation

    Cedar Hollow Holdings annexation intent (Resolution 2026-10)

    Pending · Approximately 400 South Center Street

    Resolution 2026-10 would declare intent to annex 15.31 acres petitioned by Gary Cooper.

    • Applicant: Gary Cooper
    • Acres: 15.31

    Follow Cedar Hollow Holdings annexation in the development tracker →

  7. Item XI.7 · Zoning

    Parker zone change, 300 North Palomino Way (Ordinance 05-2026)

    Pending · 300 North Palomino Way

    Ordinance 05-2026 would rezone 2.4 acres from A-1 (agriculture) to R-1-22 (residential/agriculture).

    • Applicant: Adam Albrecht
    • Acres: 2.4
    • A-1 → R-1-22

    Follow Parker zone change in the development tracker →

  8. Item XI.8 · Zoning

    Zone change at 1450 West 1220 North (Ordinance 06-2026)

    Pending · 1450 West 1220 North

    Ordinance 06-2026 would rezone 5.25 acres from A-1 to R-1-22 for Grow Development.

    • Applicant: Grow Development
    • Acres: 5.25
    • A-1 → R-1-22

    Follow Cortese preliminary subdivision in the development tracker →

  9. Item XI.9 · Zoning

    Snow zone change, 151 East 1450 North (Ordinance 07-2026)

    Pending · 151 East 1450 North

    Ordinance 07-2026 would rezone 0.66 acres from TH-5 (transitional holding) to R-1-Flex (residential).

    • Applicant: Lawrence Snow
    • Acres: 0.66
    • TH-5 → R-1-Flex

    Follow Snow zone change, 151 E. 1450 N. in the development tracker →

  10. Item XI.10 · Zoning

    Zone change at 498 North 900 East (Ordinance 08-2026)

    Pending · 498 North 900 East

    Ordinance 08-2026, petitioned by Lehi City, would rezone 0.91 acres from R-1-Flex to R-1-8.

    • Applicant: Lehi City
    • Acres: 0.91
    • R-1-Flex → R-1-8

    Follow 498 N. 900 E. zone change in the development tracker →

  11. Item XI.11 · City code

    Development code amendment adding automobile accessories and installation (Ordinance 09-2026)

    Pending

    Ordinance 09-2026 would amend Chapter 5 (Table of Uses, nonresidential) and Chapter 39 to add automobile accessories and installation as a use. Lehi City is the petitioner.

  12. Item X · Contract

    Consent items

    Pending · Lehi Sports Park (cell tower)

    The consent agenda listed purchase orders (including PO 8309 for playground replacements), resolutions 2026-11 (AT&T cell tower option and lease at Lehi Sports Park), 2026-16 and 2026-17 (telecommunications franchise agreements with Emery Telcom and CenturyLink), 2026-12 (terms of alternate planning commissioners) and Ordinance 10-2026 (mayor and council compensation).

  13. Item III.1-3 · Other

    Pre-council: term limits, Ivory Innovations lease and ice center feasibility study

    Tabled

    Pre-council discussion items were a draft ordinance on mayor and council term limits, a lease with Ivory Innovations for the Literacy Center, and a proposal for an ice center feasibility study. UDOT also presented an update on the 2100 North freeway and Pioneer Crossing flex lanes. The Lehi Free Press reported the council chose not to pursue term limits for now and asked City Attorney Ryan Wood to research a possible 2027 ballot referendum; no formal vote was reported. A $33,000 ice center feasibility study was held for a vote in two weeks.

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    Follow Pioneer Crossing Flex Lanes (Redwood Road to I-15) in the development tracker →

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