City council and planning meetings
Every Lehi City Council and Planning Commission meeting, item by item: what was proposed, what was decided and how members voted. Written from the official agendas, packets and minutes, with links to each.
City Council minutes, by year →
October 2026
Tue, Oct 13 · City Council
Lehi council weighs 405-townhome Inverness plat, Spring Meadow Villas and Lakeview commercial plan
The Lehi City Council's Oct. 13 agenda included D.R. Horton's 405-townhome Inverness Plat E, which the Planning Commission recommended denying 3-2 over its amenity substitution, and a Skye area plan change tied to it. The council also had Windy City Development's 71-lot Spring Meadow Villas, a request to change 12.81 acres at 600 S. 600 East from low-density residential to commercial that the Planning Commission unanimously opposed, and the Pasture Walk annexation. Consent items included a $411,167 UDOT waterline under Pioneer Crossing at 2300 West and a $432,486 streetlight pole purchase. Outcomes had not been published.
- Bart Christofferson #2 annexation re-approval (Ordinance 26-2025) Pending
- Pasture Walk annexation (public hearing; Resolution 2026-56 and Ordinance 46-2026) Pending
- Lakeview Land and Rock General Plan amendment, 600 S. 600 East (Ordinance 45-2026) Pending
- Skye area plan amendment, D.R. Horton (Ordinance 43-2026) Pending
- Spring Meadow Villas preliminary subdivision, 1630 S. 500 East Pending
Mon, Oct 12 · City Council work session
Lehi work session reviews growth for school planning and fiber fund
The Lehi City Council's work session covered growth, demographics and area plans for school planning, a review of the city fiber fund, land use for the Chiu property and home occupation rules. No packet or minutes were posted.
- Chiu property land use Discussed
- Fiber fund review Discussed
- Home occupation regulations Discussed
Wed, Oct 7 · City Council
Lehi council meets state legislators on priorities
The Lehi City Council held a breakfast meeting with state legislators to discuss the city's legislative priorities, followed by a closed session on litigation.
- Closed meeting on litigation No action
September 2026
Thu, Sep 24 · City Council
Lehi council holds special meeting to close session on litigation and personnel
The Lehi City Council met briefly in a special session to move into a closed meeting on pending litigation and personnel. No action was listed.
- Closed meeting on litigation and personnel No action
Tue, Sep 22 · City Council
Lehi approves Walker development agreement for State Street land, adds hazardous waste pickup
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.
- Nelson zone change, 1193 N. 2300 West (Ordinance 40-2026) Pending
- Logan annexation petition acceptance (Resolution 2026-54) Pending
- Perry Commercial Traverse Mountain area plan amendment (Ordinance 41-2026) Pending
- Nancy Walker development agreement, 915 W. State Street Approved
- 2300 West right-of-way purchase from Edward L. Crossman (Resolution 2026-52) Pending
Mon, Sep 21 · City Council work session
Lehi work session covers UTA On Demand, 700 South bike lanes and 2300 West fence
The Lehi City Council's work session agenda included a UTA On Demand service zone, a Waste Management household hazardous waste proposal, library board code changes, parks capital projects, bike lanes on 700 South and a fence along the 2300 West widening. No packet or minutes were posted.
- UTA On Demand zone Discussed
- Waste Management hazardous waste proposal Discussed
- 700 South bike lanes Discussed
- 2300 West fence Discussed
- Library board code amendment Discussed
Tue, Sep 8 · City Council
Lehi council denies State Street heavy commercial rezone, dissolves PARC tax committee
The Lehi City Council unanimously denied the Walker family's request to rezone 2.58 acres at 915 W. State Street to heavy commercial and tabled a development agreement for the site, according to the Lehi Free Press. In a 4-1 vote, with Councilmember Emily Lockhart opposed, the council eliminated the citizen PARC tax committee and capped grants to outside groups at 30% of the tax. The council also accepted the Peck family's donation of the 20-acre Mill Pond, created a 20-member Small Business Advisory Council and adopted new parking rules for therapeutic preschools.
- Walker zone change, 915 W. State Street (Ordinance 27-2026) Denied · 5-0
- Jay Peterson zone change, 3455 N. Center Pointe Drive (Ordinance 38-2026) Pending
- Nancy Walker development agreement (Resolution 2026-52) Tabled
- PARC tax program guidelines (Resolution 2026-53) Approved · 4-1
- Gardner Plumb development agreement discussion Discussed
August 2026
Tue, Aug 11 · City Council
Lehi accepts Pasture Walk annexation petition; Gardner Plumb housing shift held over
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.
- Bart Christofferson #2 annexation re-approval (Ordinance 26-2025) Pending
- Pasture Walk annexation petition acceptance (Resolution 2026-47) Approved
- Fox Trail subdivision concept and development agreement Pending
- Gardner Plumb development agreement amendment (Resolution 2026-46) Pending
- State transportation funding resolutions (Resolutions 2026-07 and 2026-08) Pending
Mon, Aug 10 · City Council work session
Lehi council weighs dropping PARC tax committee and capping grants
At a work session, the Lehi City Council discussed changing how PARC sales tax grants are awarded, including letting up to 30% of the money go to outside groups and eliminating the citizen PARC committee. Councilmembers split on dropping the committee, according to the Lehi Free Press. The council also heard a Waste Management proposal for household hazardous waste pickup and reviewed a draft data privacy policy.
- PARC tax policy review Discussed
- Household hazardous waste disposal Discussed
- Data privacy policy draft Discussed
July 2026
Tue, Jul 28 · City Council
Lehi council takes up public safety impact fees, mixed-use rules and a sign code rewrite
The Lehi City Council's July 28 agenda included a public hearing on new police and fire impact fees of about $540 per new home, a hearing on executive officer pay of up to 4% plus market adjustments, and a rewrite of mixed-use zoning that would require at least half of a project to be nonresidential. The council also had a $330,215 playground purchase for Lakeview Park and the continued Cortese subdivision. Later agendas show the sign code rewrite was tabled; other outcomes were not published.
- Public safety impact fees (Ordinance 33-2026, public hearing) Pending
- Cortese preliminary subdivision, 1450 W. 1220 North (continued) Pending
- Downtown facilities master plan Discussed
- Executive officers' compensation, FY2027 (public hearing) Pending
- Storm Water Management Plan 2026 (Resolution 2026-44) Pending
Tue, Jul 14 · City Council
Lehi updates backyard cottage rules for new state law, tables State Street heavy commercial rezone
The Lehi City Council approved changes to its detached accessory dwelling unit rules to meet a state law taking effect Oct. 1, lowering the minimum lot size from 14,520 to 11,000 square feet. After nearly an hour of comment from about 25 neighbors, the council tabled the Walker family's request to rezone 2.58 acres at 915 W. State Street from residential to heavy commercial and asked staff to draft a development agreement instead. The council also adopted a certified property tax rate with no increase above the certified rate and continued the Cortese subdivision to July 28.
- Walker zone change, 915 W. State Street (Ordinance 27-2026) Tabled
- Prestwich zone change, 2004 N. 900 West (Ordinance 28-2026) Pending
- Public safety impact fee study Discussed
- Certified tax rate discussion Discussed
- Certified property tax rate for FY2026-27 (Resolution 2026-45) Pending
Mon, Jul 13 · City Council work session
Lehi council work session weighs northwest freeway access options that alarm Holbrook Farms residents
City Engineer Brad Kenison walked the council through long-range options for a new I-15 connection in northwest Lehi, including a Camp Williams-preferred alignment at 2700 North beside the Holbrook Farms neighborhood, and a possible widening of Triumph Boulevard to six lanes under the Union Pacific tracks. No decisions were made, but the options drew a petition and calls from Holbrook Farms residents afterward. The council also discussed a fee policy for the new civic center Steinway piano, a Nice Healthcare proposal and paid parking at Dry Creek Lake.
- Civic center Steinway piano policy and fees Discussed
- Northwest Lehi transportation options Discussed
- Nice Healthcare discussion Discussed
- Dry Creek Lake paid parking Discussed
- Closed meeting Pending