The Eagle Mountain City Council held a budget work session on October 8, 2026, to kick off planning for Fiscal Year 2028. The session was for discussion only, with no action taken. According to the posted agenda, its purpose was to ensure that city staff and elected officials are aligned on the budget planning process and expectations for the upcoming budget cycle.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council’s October 6, 2026 agenda included a 4:00 PM work session with four information items: an RV parking code amendment, an overview of UFA/UFSA, chaplain services, and an investment portfolio update. The 7:00 PM policy session opened with a consent agenda that covered bond releases for five plats, the September 15 regular meeting minutes, and the September 24 strategic planning session minutes. It also listed resolutions for the Ranches Parkway Improvement Interlocal Agreement with Utah County, a purchase agreement with Smith’s Food & Drug Centers, Inc., residents’ purchase agreements for two Utah County parcels in Pioneer Addition Phase II, and a Community Garden Policy.

Scheduled items included land disposal applications for two pieces of “Significant Real Property,” one in Silverlake and one in Meadow Ranch. The council was also set to consider a rezone of the Corrigan Farms property to add the RTI overlay zone, which would allow a potential data center project with a natural gas power plant, along with the related development agreement. Public hearings were scheduled on updates to the Culinary Water Impact Fee Facility Plan and the Wastewater Master Plan and Impact Fee Facility Plan, both to add the Spring Run/Talons Cove area. Additional ordinances would amend the code on archery use, barbed wire fencing in the RTI zone, residential standards for the RC zone, and master site plans. The council also planned a one-hour discussion of speed study results, an update on legislative priorities, and a review of the upcoming agenda and the August 2026 budget report.

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The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission met on September 22 for a work session and policy session. The work session included a discussion and training item on Sports and Recreation Planning. Key agenda items in the policy session included three public hearings and action items: an ordinance amending Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Sections 16.25.040, 17.10.030, and 17.60.040 to identify wildland urban interface (WUI) lots on final plats, permit vegetation removal allowances required by Utah Code, and add associated definitions; an ordinance amending Sections 9.10 and 17.47 regarding archery use within the city; and an ordinance rezoning Corrigan Farms to add the RTI overlay zone to parcel 59:068:0006 to allow a data center project with a natural gas powerplant. The agenda also included the Corrigan Farms Development Agreement.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council held a work session and policy session to address administrative and legislative matters. During the work session, the council discussed the Code for Transmission Lines and Utah Code Requirements, reviewed an RV Parking Code Amendment, and considered project recommendations from the Community Services Board.

In the policy session, the council recognized a Utah County Sheriff's Office Deputy and proclaimed Eagle Mountain City as a JustServe City. The consent agenda included approval of change orders #6 and #7 for the 2025 Midvalley Road Extension, review of the September 1, 2026 meeting minutes, and approval of site plans for Spring Run Plaza Lots 1 and 2. The council approved a resolution with Utah Public Solutions LLC to provide lobbying services and a reimbursement agreement with Spring Run Parkway Partners II, LP.

A public hearing was held on the First Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget. The council also received training on the Open & Public Meetings Act, reviewed the legislative priorities list, and heard business and liaison reports from council members.

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The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission met to consider water and sewer infrastructure planning and a zoning discussion item. Key agenda items included two public hearings on ordinances updating the Culinary Water Impact Fee Facility Plan (IFFP) and the Wastewater Master Plan and Impact Fee Facility Plan (IFFP), both adding the Spring Run/Talons Cove area and updated cost estimates for future infrastructure projects. The commission also held a discussion item regarding a proposed "Agricultural Rural Large-Lot Zone," with an alternative naming option of "Cedar Pass Ranch Historical Zone."

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The Eagle Mountain City Council gathered in work session to discuss Eagle Square Commercial Sign design, Home Business Standards, community garden initiatives, Utah Wellbeing Project Survey Results, and the Annual Community Survey. The policy session included approval of a change order for the White Hills 4MG Tank project, review of meeting minutes, and consideration of a preliminary plat for Gateway Park Phase 3. The council approved a resolution authorizing the second amendment to the Brylee Farms Phase B Development Agreement and a resolution to become an official member of the North Utah County Aquifer Council. The council considered ordinances amending Youth Council Member Term Limits and Land Disposal provisions. Major agenda items included a public hearing and ordinance to repeal and replace retaining wall construction standards, a public hearing and ordinance to rezone Pinnacles parcels from Commercial Neighborhood to Agriculture with future land use amendments, and enactment of a new chapter establishing Property Tax Allocations to direct property tax revenues toward public safety expenditures with an annual review process.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council convened in special session to consider a resolution protesting the Red Cedar Corporation Annexation Petition filed with the Town of Cedar Fort on July 27, 2026.

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The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission met to consider development matters and code amendments. Key agenda items included approval of a resolution authorizing the second amendment to the Brylee Farms Phase B Development Agreement, review of a preliminary plat for Gateway Park Phase 3, and review of site plans for Spring Run Plaza Lot 1 and Lot 2. The commission also held a public hearing and considered an ordinance amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code to establish detailed design requirements for retaining wall construction standards, including clarification on building permit requirements, field inspections, and allowable retaining wall locations.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council meets in work session and policy session to address community development, municipal operations, and fiscal matters. During the work session, the council discusses the Pony Express Business Park, the Archery Overlay Zone, city staffing analysis, and a proposed policy regarding property tax funding for the Sheriff's Office. The policy session includes approval of bond releases, consideration of resolutions awarding a contract for the wastewater treatment facility expansion and accepting the Fiscal Year 2025 audited financial statements, and public hearings on ordinances amending preliminary and final plat requirements regarding street names. The council addresses Truth-in-Taxation matters, including rescission and approval of a revised property tax rate, and adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 annual budget. Major agenda items also include approval of interlocal cooperation agreements and participation agreements for the Mid-Valley Community Reinvestment Project Area, adoption of the Mid-Valley CRA Project Area Plan, and consideration of the fifth amendment to the Overland Master Development Agreement. For Agendas & Minutes, please visit: https://eaglemountainut.portal.civicclerk.com. For more information on the City, please visit: https://eaglemountain.gov.

The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission meets to review land use and development matters. The primary agenda item is a public hearing and action on an ordinance to rezone certain lands known as Pinnacles and approve a master development plan and master development agreement amendment. The proposal requests rezoning of one 2.48-acre parcel from Commercial Neighborhood to Agriculture and amends the future land use designation from Neighborhood Residential 1 to Agriculture. This parcel was inadvertently omitted from a simultaneous rezone that affected adjacent properties.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council convenes in special session to approve the Fiscal Year 2026 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan. The Affordable Housing Coordinator presents details on the federally funded program, which requires annual City adoption and submission of an action plan identifying proposed use of the grant allocation. Council approval authorizes submission of the Annual Action Plan to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development by the August 14, 2026 deadline.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council holds the required Truth-in-Taxation public hearing to receive public comment on a proposed property tax increase above the certified tax rate for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. As required by Utah law, the Budget Officer presents the proposed tax rate, percentage increase, Property Tax Impact Schedule, and County Combined Advertisement. Following the public hearing, the council considers a resolution to approve the property tax increase, which would authorize inclusion of the associated property tax revenue in the City's final budget.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council holds its regular meeting to appoint Youth Council members, introduce the 2026 Miss Eagle Mountain Royalty, and conduct public hearings on significant community matters. The council reviews a site plan for the Eagle Mountain Chapel and Recreation Building, holds a public hearing on the Program Year 2026 HUD Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan, and considers rezoning within the Scenic Mountain area. A major agenda item includes a public hearing and ordinance adoption for the updated Transportation Master Plan and Impact Fee Facilities Plan, designed to address infrastructure needs related to the City's growth.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council gathers in work session for informational discussions on current city projects and initiatives. Topics include an update on Towns at Brylee Farms Phase B development, the Healthy Utah Community Designation process, satellite property management regarding clear lines of sight, and review of the City's consolidated project list. This session provides an opportunity for community members to stay informed about ongoing municipal activities and planning efforts.

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The Eagle Mountain Planning Commission meets to review and make recommendations on multiple land use and development matters. Key agenda items include public hearings on the Transportation Master Plan and Impact Fee Facilities Plan update, the Angels Landing lot split creating two ten-acre parcels, amendments to preliminary and final plat requirements, the Eagle Mountain Chapel and Recreation Building development agreement and site plan, amendments to barbed wire fencing regulations in the RTI Overlay Zone, clarification of residential standards for legally nonconforming lots, amendments to master site plan requirements, and rezoning of the Pinnacles area from Commercial Neighborhood to Agriculture.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council convenes for its regular policy session to address bond releases, approve meeting minutes, and consider multiple resolutions and ordinances. Key actions include the appointment of a member representative to the North Utah Valley Animal Services Board, approval of development agreement amendments for the Stadion and Brylee Townhomes Phase B projects, adoption of the Off-Street Trails Master Plan, and a motion to reconsider prior land disposal approval. The council also reviews proposed ordinances on preliminary and final plat requirements and addresses noise level modifications to comply with state legislation affecting golf courses.

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The Eagle Mountain City Council meets in work session to discuss community programs, funding priorities, and development standards. Topics include an overview of Best Friends Animal Society programming, the Community Development Block Grant funding priorities for 2026, Wildland Urban Interface standards for the community, a proposed private purchase at The Ranches Golf Course, and a master development plan amendment for planned, attainable housing in the Triumph Subdivision. This session provides an information-only forum for community input and council discussion.

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