Lehi accepts Pasture Walk annexation petition; Gardner Plumb housing shift held over
August 11, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · Lehi City Council Chambers, Lehi Civic Center, 131 N. 100 E.
The Lehi City Council accepted a petition to annex 4.4 acres known as Pasture Walk near 900 North and 1000 West, according to a later staff report. The agenda also included a $1.39 million dirt-work contract with Hughes General Contractors for a Public Works water storage building on a former dump site, a request from Gardner Plumb to move 124 housing units onto a 12-acre parcel near Boston Street and Hardman Way, which returned Sept. 8 as a discussion item, and Symphony Homes' Fox Trail subdivision.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item Pre-1 · Roads and utilities
State transportation funding resolutions (Resolutions 2026-07 and 2026-08)
Pending
Continued from Jan. 27, two resolutions urging the Legislature to fund Utah County transportation, including a five-lane Pony Express Parkway/1900 South corridor and an east-west Point of the Mountain connector.
Item 4.1 · Contract
Landfill dump fees (PO 8458)
Pending
Purchase order to Intermountain Regional Landfill to pay dump fees for debris excavated from the Public Works storage building site, which is a historic dump. The city is paying these fees directly rather than through the contractor.
- Purchase$280,000 to Intermountain Regional Landfill
- Vendor: Intermountain Regional Landfill
- Amount: $280,000
Item 4.2 · Contract
Public Works water storage building dirt work, Hughes General Contractors (Resolution 2026-48)
Pending
Approves Bid Package 01 earthwork with Hughes General Contractors, the construction manager/general contractor chosen through an RFP as the lowest responsive and most responsible proposer. Hughes solicited three excavation bids; Lakeview Rock Products was low. The not-to-exceed amount is $1,393,816: the $1,555,165 base plus alternates 02 ($63,361) and 03 ($74,490), minus alternate 05 ($299,200) because the city pays dump fees itself.
- Contract$1.39 million to Hughes General Contractors
- Excavation bids (base): Lakeview Rock Products $1,057,653; Jones Excavating $1,809,050; Suncore $2,520,058
- Lakeview Rock alternates: 02 $58,926; 03 $69,276; 04 -$163,392; 05 -$278,256
- Guaranteed maximum price: $1,555,165, including general conditions of $68,650
- Not-to-exceed: $1,393,816
Item 4.3 · Annexation
Bart Christofferson #2 annexation re-approval (Ordinance 26-2025)
Pending
Re-approval of the Bart Christofferson #2 annexation ordinance, originally heard May 13, 2025, with R-1-Flex zoning. It appeared again on the Oct. 13 consent agenda.
- Zoning: R-1-Flex
Item 5.1 · City code
Sign code rewrite, Chapter 23 (Ordinance 35-2026)
Pending
Returned after being tabled July 28.
Item 5.2 · Annexation
Pasture Walk annexation petition acceptance (Resolution 2026-47)
Approved
Resolution of intent to accept the Pasture Walk annexation petition for 4.4 acres of unincorporated county island around 900 North and 1000 West. Petitioner Jeanne Walker, represented by Tony Trane. The Oct. 13 staff report lists the council's acceptance date as Aug. 11, 2026.
- Petitioner: Jeanne Walker; representative Tony Trane
- Acres: 4.4
- Requested zoning: R-1-22
Item 5.3 · Development
Fox Trail subdivision concept and development agreement
Pending
Symphony Homes asked for concept approval and a development agreement for Fox Trail at 2850 W. 1500 North, with nine lots instead of eight, in the Colledge Farms area. Planning Commission recommended approval unanimously July 9.
- Applicant: Symphony Homes
- Lots: 9
- Planning Commission: positive, unanimous
Item 5.4 · Development
Gardner Plumb development agreement amendment (Resolution 2026-46)
Pending
Gardner Plumb asked to move 124 equivalent residential units from its northern holdings (119 from the Armory parcel and five unused from the Primary Children's development) to a 12-acre parcel west of the Willow Point townhomes near Boston Street and Hardman Way, raising that parcel from 36 commercial ERUs to 160, or about 13 units an acre. The project-wide total of 1,933 would not change. The Planning Commission recommended approval unanimously with a parking condition. It returned Sept. 8 only as a non-action discussion.
- Applicant representative: Steve Maddings
- ERUs moved: 124
- Parcel: 12 acres; 36 → 160 ERUs
- Planning Commission: positive, unanimous, condition of adequate parking
Item 5.5 · Appointment
Justice court nominating commission appointments (Resolution 2026-45)
Pending
Appointment of two members to the Utah County Justice Court Nominating Commission.