Lehi approves Walker development agreement for State Street land, adds hazardous waste pickup
September 22, 2026, 5:30 p.m. · Lehi City Council Chambers, Lehi Civic Center, 131 N. 100 E.
The Lehi City Council approved a development agreement for the Walker property at 915 W. State Street that keeps residential zoning, bars access to Trinnaman Lane and requires 8-foot masonry walls and landscaped buffers, according to the Lehi Free Press. The council also extended its Waste Management contract, freezing trash rates until July 2028 and adding at-your-door hazardous waste pickup, and approved a $256,000 land purchase for the 2300 West widening. The agenda also had the Nelson zone change, the Logan annexation petition and the Perry Traverse Mountain area plan amendment.
From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 4.1 · Roads and utilities
2300 West right-of-way purchase from Edward L. Crossman (Resolution 2026-52)
Pending
Buys parcel 21 and a utility easement at 656 S. 2300 West for the 2300 West widening from two lanes to five between Pioneer Crossing and Main Street. The $256,000 total covers 7,769 square feet of land at $18 per square foot ($139,842), a 4,061-square-foot utility easement at 50% ($36,549), improvements ($29,639), cost to cure ($10,684), damages for loss of access ($39,204) and $82 rounding. A water well on the property is handled separately.
- Land deal$256,000 to Edward L. Crossman
- Seller: Edward L. Crossman
- Total: $256,000
Item 4.2 · Contract
Waste Management contract extension (Resolution 2026-53)
Approved
Extends the residential garbage contract with Waste Management, holding rates with no 2027 CPI increase until July 1, 2028, renewing from July 1, 2028, through June 30, 2031, and adding an At Your Door special collection service for household hazardous waste at $1 per home. The Lehi Free Press reported the council voted to support the service, starting Dec. 1, with Lehi and Roy as pilot cities.
- Fee$1 to Waste Management
- First trash can rate (2026): $8.54
- Hazardous waste service: $1.00/home
Item 5.1 · Development
Nancy Walker development agreement, 915 W. State Street
Approved
Approved development agreement that keeps the 2.58 acres zoned R-1-8 while limiting uses to an attached list with no outdoor storage; bars access to Trinnaman Lane and 1850 North in favor of a shared driveway to State Street subject to UDOT; and requires a 12-foot landscaped buffer and 8-foot masonry wall along Trinnaman Lane, a 7-foot buffer and 8-foot wall on the east, 30 trees per acre, no windows above 12 feet facing homes to the east and a site plan within two years. The Planning Commission recommended approval unanimously Aug. 13. Councilmember Michelle Stallings was quoted supporting the compromise.
Item 5.2 · Zoning
Nelson zone change, 1193 N. 2300 West (Ordinance 40-2026)
Pending
Nick Nelson asked to rezone 2.13 acres from TH-5 to A-1 to build one single-family home. Water dedication of 0.45 acre-feet culinary and 3.24 acre-feet irrigation per acre applies. Planning Commission heard it Aug. 27.
- Acres: 2.13
- TH-5 → A-1
Item 5.3 · Annexation
Logan annexation petition acceptance (Resolution 2026-54)
Pending
Danny Logan, represented by Tony Trane, petitioned to annex 2.68 acres near 1300 S. 1700 West, with 0.5 acre proposed as R-1-22 and 2.18 acres as TH-5, near Mellor-Rhodes park; Dry Creek frontage would be dedicated.
- Acres: 2.68
Item 5.4 · General plan
Perry Commercial Traverse Mountain area plan amendment (Ordinance 41-2026)
Pending
Changes about 5 acres near 633 W. Sunrise Way, at Timpanogos Highway and Mountain View Road, from high-density residential, where about 75 units could be built, to highway commercial. Planning Commission heard it Aug. 27.
- Acres: about 5
- Outcome not confirmed by an approved source
Item 5.5 · City code
Parking violations as civil infractions (Ordinance 39-2026)
Pending
Amends Title 7 Chapter 3 to handle parking violations as civil infractions rather than criminal offenses.
What residents said
Commercial buffer for Trinnaman Lane homes