EAGLE MOUNTAIN CITY COUNCIL MEETING

The Eagle Mountain City Council meeting on February 18, 2025, covered various topics, including employee recognition, attainable housing, the HUD HOME program, a Future Land Use Map update, and several ordinances and resolutions. Key decisions included approving a significant change order for a water tank project, annexing land, supporting an inland port authority project, rezoning land for residential development, and amending the city's budget and water conservation plan. Several ordinances related to development projects were also discussed and acted upon.

• Employee Marty Bahr received the APWA Outstanding Public Works Inspector of the Year award.
• Discussed attainable housing partnership opportunities with Fieldstone Homes, focusing on small bungalow-style developments.
• Eagle Mountain City is now eligible for the HUD HOME Program, offering down payment assistance for low-to-moderate-income housing.
• Discussed and reviewed the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) update with GSBS.
• Council training on the Open & Public Meetings Act (OPMA) and ethics was continued to the next meeting.
• Approved Change Order #2 for the Firefly 4MG Tank, totaling $189,985.67.
• Approved a resolution consenting to the annexation of 178 acres into the Pole Canyon Basic Local District.
• Approved a resolution supporting the creation of a Utah Inland Port Authority Project Area in Eagle Mountain City.
• Approved an ordinance rezoning certain lands known as Meadow Ranch Plat 4, Lot 433.
• Approved an ordinance approving the amended plat for Saddle Junction Plat 1 (Allgood Plat Amendment).
• Tabled the ordinance approving the Master Development Plan and rezone for Spring Run Plaza.
• Approved an ordinance amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Section 17.60.120 General Fencing and Screening Provisions.
• Approved an ordinance partially suspending the collection of the Transportation Impact Fee for nonresidential developments.
• Approved an ordinance approving the fifth amendment to the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Annual Budget.
• Approved a resolution adopting an amended Water Conservation and Management Plan for Eagle Mountain City.
• Emily Buss was appointed to the Library Advisory Board for a three-year term.

Download the original PDF document that was used to generate this summary.