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Alpine's Planning Commission reviews proposed detached ADU rules Tuesday night, spelling out lot-size minimums, parking requirements, and an owner-occupancy mandate under a state law deadline of Oct. 1.
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Lehi's Planning Commission will review an update to the city's 2021 Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan at its August 6 meeting, the sole substantive agenda item as the fast-growing city shapes where new trails, bike lanes, and sidewalks get built along the I-15 corridor.
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The Alpine City Council voted 3-1 on July 14 to table the Long Range Shooters of Utah commercial site plan at 200 North and Main Street, requiring a formal parking exception review and swept path analysis before the project can return to the Planning Commission.
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Lehi City Council voted July 28 to adopt Ordinance #33-2026, a public safety impact fee charging builders of new homes and commercial buildings to fund police and fire facilities as the city grows.
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Alpine City Council meets Tuesday, July 28, at 6 p.m. with staff compensation and a gun shop site plan as action items, continuing a months-long pay raise debate that still requires a formal budget amendment.
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The Aspen Peaks School District board unanimously adopted "Every Child, Every Day" as its first mission statement in July, establishing a guiding principle for the new Lehi-area district ahead of its Thursday, July 1, 2027 launch.
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Alpine's water advisory committee meets Thursday, July 30, to review mid-season data showing a 10.75% drop in irrigation use and discuss the timeline for a potential $9 million bond to fund the Heritage Hills Well and other infrastructure fixes that could require rate increases.
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Highland City Council will vote August 11 on a proposed 52% increase to the dedicated library property tax, which would add $28.49 per year to the average homeowner's bill. Two public information sessions are scheduled before the vote.
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Lehi City Council will hold its third public hearing on proposed FY2027 executive officer pay increases on Tuesday, July 28, at 7 p.m., as required by Utah's SB91.
Local Government
Lehi City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday, July 28, on a new public safety impact fee that would charge builders of new homes and commercial buildings to fund police and fire facilities.
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Alpine's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday, August 4, on a proposed development agreement for a vacant Healey Boulevard parcel, a new ordinance allowing detached backyard dwelling units, and a package of zoning code amendments.
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Alpine City has postponed the public hearing on its FY2027 budget amendment tied to staff compensation increases that was set for July 28, with no new date announced.
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