Eagle Mountain, Utah · City Council
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Property tax · adopted Aug 18, 2026The council raised the city’s property tax rate+$99.31 a yearon the city’s own example home, a $488,000 primary residenceWork out your own home
Next meetingTuesday, October 20, 4:00 PMPublic comment at 7:00 PMEagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach RunSee the agenda
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All votes- New city code chapter on property tax allocationsThe council enacted Chapter 3.50 of the city code, which sets up property tax allocations, after changing one word in Section 3.50.110 B from "adoption" to "acceptance".
- Pinnacles zoning change and plan rejectedThe council rejected a zoning change for the land known as Pinnacles, along with an amendment to its master development plan and agreement.
- New rules for building retaining wallsThe council replaced the city's retaining wall construction standards and edited Item 5.B, striking "multi-family" and adding "or" before "institutional".
- Gateway Park Phase 3 layout approvedThe council approved the preliminary layout for Gateway Park Phase 3 and dropped a proposal to rename Gateway Park Boulevard to Wild Blossom Boulevard.
- City protests Cedar Fort annexation of Red Cedar landThe council formally objected to Red Cedar Corporation's petition, filed July 27, to annex its land into the neighboring Town of Cedar Fort.
- Overland development agreement amended againThe council approved a fifth amendment to the Overland master development agreement, the contract that sets the terms for building that project.
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