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Lehi City

Lehi City · week of September 5, 2026

Council denies Ordinance #27-2026, 0–5

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What changed in Lehi City

  • Approve Resolution #2026-49

    5 yes, 0 no

    Heather Newall (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), James Harrison (yes), Michelle Stallings (yes)

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  • Table Resolution #2026-52

    5 yes, 0 no

    Michelle Stallings (yes), James Harrison (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes)

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  • Approve Ordinance #36-2026

    5 yes, 0 no

    Michelle Stallings (yes), James Harrison (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes)

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  • Approve Resolution #2026-55

    5 yes, 0 no

    Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), James Harrison (yes), Michelle Stallings (yes)

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  • Approve Resolution #2026-54

    5 yes, 0 no

    Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), James Harrison (yes), Michelle Stallings (yes)

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  • Approve Resolution #2026-50

    5 yes, 0 no

    Michelle Stallings (yes), James Harrison (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), Heather Newall (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes)

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  • Approve Ordinance #37-2026

    5 yes, 0 no

    Heather Newall (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), James Harrison (yes), Michelle Stallings (yes)

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  • Approve Ordinance #38-2026

    5 yes, 0 no

    Heather Newall (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), James Harrison (yes), Michelle Stallings (yes)

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  • Approve Resolution #2026-51

    5 yes, 0 no

    Michelle Stallings (yes), James Harrison (yes), Emily Lockhart (yes), Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes)

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  • Deny Ordinance #27-2026

    0 yes, 5 no

    Michelle Stallings (no), James Harrison (no), Emily Lockhart (no), Rachel Freeman (no), Heather Newall (no)

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  • Approve Resolution #2026-53

    4 yes, 1 no

    Michelle Stallings (yes), James Harrison (yes), Emily Lockhart (no), Rachel Freeman (yes), Heather Newall (yes)

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Development activity

  • AT&T River Walk Preliminary Children’s Antenna

    2250 North Miller Campus Drive

    Request for conditional use approval to place a telecommunications antenna on top of Primary Children’s Hospital.

    still pending

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  • Outlets at Traverse Mountain Storage Building Exceptions

    3800 Cabela’s Boulevard

    Request for architectural exceptions for a storage building, including EIFS percentages, features, and glass requirements.

    still pending

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  • Alpine Bible Church Exception

    710 West Main Street

    Request for an architectural exception to the glass requirement for the church building.

    still pending

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  • Garden Park Subdivision Fence Revision

    500 S Center Street

    Request for an exception to replace a required 6-foot no climb fence along the railroad corridor with an 8-foot precast concrete wall.

    still pending

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  • Walker Zone Change

    915 West State Street

    A request to rezone 2.58 acres from R-1-8 (residential) to C-H (Heavy Commercial).

    still pending

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  • Jay Peterson Zone Change

    3455 N Center Pointe Drive

    A zone change from Public Facility to Transitional Holding to correct a previous error.

    approved (5-0) · pending → approved

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  • Renewable Energy Systems Code Amendment

    An update to Chapter 19 of the development code to change the maximum allowed kilowatt (kW) capacity for residential renewable energy systems.

    still pending

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  • Nancy Walker Development Agreement

    915 West State Street

    A development agreement for 2.581 acres to allow restricted commercial uses.

    tabled (5-0) · still tabled

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Also discussed

  • Winter Parking Enforcement

    The city is looking to update its parking rules, which could change how tickets are issued and how vehicles are towed. This is important for residents to understand their rights if they receive a violation.

    What it means: The city and residents who need clear access to driveways and streets will benefit from improved enforcement.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Rockwell Station Concept Plan (Parking Concerns)

    The city is looking to update its parking rules, which could change how tickets are issued and how vehicles are towed. This is important for residents to understand their rights if they receive a violation.

    What it means: The city and residents who need clear access to driveways and streets will benefit from improved enforcement.

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  • Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan Update

    The city is reviewing its long-term plan for roads and traffic. This update will shape how Lehi manages growth and congestion in the coming years.

    What it means: All residents who use Lehi's road network.

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  • Justice Court Operations

    The city is evaluating whether to keep its local Justice Court or move cases to the county. The Council decided to move forward with hiring a new judge, keeping the court local for now.

    What it means: Lehi residents who use the local court system.

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  • Development Density and General Plan Alignment

    The city is considering a comprehensive update to its General Plan to better manage growth and ensure compatible land uses.

    What it means: A comprehensive update could cost over $100,000.

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  • Chapter 29 Development Code Amendment on Development Agreements

    Lehi City is proposing code changes to update and clarify the development agreement process and bring local rules into compliance with state law.

    What it means: City staff, developers, and the public by providing clearer rules and timelines for development agreements.

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  • Telecommunications Agreements

    AT&T is applying for a conditional use permit to install a new wireless telecommunications antenna on the roof of Primary Children's Hospital to improve local cell coverage.

    What it means: Area residents and hospital visitors who rely on AT&T mobile network coverage.

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  • Traverse Mountain Commercial Expansion

    Uncommon Architecture is requesting exceptions to architectural rules for a storage building at the Outlets, including limits on EIFS synthetic stucco, exterior design features, and glass ratios.

    What it means: The property owners and operators of the Outlets at Traverse Mountain.

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  • Development Exception Request (Vivian Estates Phase 2B)

    Alpine Bible Church is requesting an exception to the city's building glass requirements for their property at 710 West Main Street.

    What it means: Alpine Bible Church and its congregants.

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Published by OpenUtah. 3 meetings covered.