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Lehi City
Lehi is about to get a major economic boost with a new temple, expanded tech park, and big retailers like Whole Foods and Target moving in. Expect more jobs, tax revenue, and shopping options for locals!
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Administrative efficiency for city processing of development agreements.
City staff, developers, and the public by providing clearer rules and timelines for development agreements.
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Lehi City is proposing code changes to update and clarify the development agreement process and bring local rules into compliance with state law.
The city is planning a major overhaul of the downtown area to create a 'civic campus' with new buildings and better walking paths. This is a big investment meant to keep the city center vibrant as Lehi continues to grow.
New retail development featuring Target, Life Time coming to Lehi ABC4 Utah
CenterCal, Perry Commercial Break Ground on Whole Foods-Anchored Retail Development Near Salt Lake City REBusinessOnline
Utah’s ‘Silicon Slopes’ see big investment in American semiconductors WJHL
Utah’s Silicon Slopes: Texas Instruments’ investment in America’s future ABC4 Utah
2025 TOP TEN LEHI NEWS STORIES: #10 Northeast Lehi sees major development momentum in 2025, including Temple, TI Expansion and future Whole Foods and Target Lehi Free Press
The city is planning for the next 20 years of downtown growth, focusing on walkability and new housing. Some residents are worried this will just create more traffic and parking headaches.
Proposed Thanksgiving Point STEM center gets financial backing from Lehi City Council KSL.com
Thanksgiving Point to build $60 Million Science & Technology Center with large LED dome; Lehi approves bond backstop Lehi Free Press
The city is planning to make downtown more walkable and vibrant with new shops and housing. It's a long-term project that aims to balance growth with the needs of current residents.
The city is planning for the next 20 years of growth in the downtown area. It's a big document, and officials want to make sure residents have enough time to weigh in before moving forward.
Lehi’s Semiconductor Surge: Apple and TI Anchor Utah in Next-Gen Chipmaking TechBuzz News
The city is exploring new redevelopment zones, which could change how certain areas are developed and funded. This is the very beginning of the process, so there's plenty of time for public input as plans are drafted.
This adds new residential lots to the city, contributing to the ongoing housing growth.
Enhances local cellular coverage without requiring a standalone tower in a nearby public park.
This vote allows the city to move forward with studying the area for potential future development.
Provides better sound and visual screening from the adjacent railroad tracks for future homeowners.
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