The city approved the site plan for Firefly NPA 1A, plats 4 and 5, in the southwest part of the city near Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway and Pole Canyon Boulevard.
What it means: If you live in the southwest end of the city, expect building on this parcel to move ahead. The motion does not say how many homes or lots are involved.
(outcome not found)
Donna BurnhamYes
The motion as the minutes record it
Councilmember Wright moved to approve the slte plan for Fireflg NPA I A Plab 4 and 5 located in the southwest area of the Citg near Corg B. Wride Memorial HÍghwag and Pole Cangon Boulevard (Countg Parcel # 59:O52:OO2|). Councilmember Clark seconded the motion. Burnham
City code definitions amended
The council amended the definitions section of the city code, Section 17.10.030; the motion does not say which definitions changed.
What it means: The motion gives no detail on what was redefined, so there is nothing here that clearly changes anything for residents.
(outcome not found)
Donna BurnhamYes
The motion as the minutes record it
Councilmember Wood moved to adopt an ordinance of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Section l7.lO.O3O Definitions. Councilmember Grag seconded the moti'on. Burnham
Rec center funding pulled, $1M pooled for parks
The council reworked how proceeds from the utility sale are spent, moving $2.6 million earmarked for a recreation center into unallocated funds and pooling $1 million for parks.
What it means: A recreation center is off the funding list for now: council members said it could be revisited later, possibly starting with buying land. The $1 million park fund still covers Silver Lake amphitheater, bike park, and Nolan Park improvements.
passed with a unanimous vote,.
Brett WrightYes
Donna BurnhamYes
Jared GrayYes
Melissa ClarkYes
Rich WoodYes
The motion as the minutes record it
CouncÍlmember Clark moved to approve the reallocaflon of uUilA sale proceeds wlth the followlng changes: l. Merge the Cltg Center streetscape landscaplng and Cltg Center medians Ítems to reflect a total of 91,292991; 2. Combine uarÍous park project funds, including Sllver Lake amphltheater lmprovements, þlke park Ímprovements, and Nolan Park improvements, lnto a s¡ngle fund totalÍng Sl mülon; 3. Remove the monument s¡gns end publ¡c art lnstallatlon proJects from flte recommended reellocet¡on and return those funds to the lÍne currenflg ti'tled Match Program; 4. Rename ffie Match Program llne to Unallocated Funds; and 5. Remove the Recreation Center fundlng of 92.6 mllllon and add ¡t to the newlg named Unallocated Funds llne. CouncÌlmember Wright seconded the motlon. Councilmember Clark assured residents that removing the funds for the recreation center is to address more immediate needs and a recreation center will stíll be considered in the future. Councílmember Wright noted that the funds could be used to purchase land for a future recreation center, Discussion clarified the historg and purpose of the funds designated for a recreation center
Public comment set on new school district
The council formally accepted a feasibility study on creating a new school district and scheduled public comment for June 13 and June 18, 2024, ahead of a final decision.
What it means: If you have kids in school or pay property taxes here, those two dates are your chance to weigh in before the council decides whether to create the district.
(outcome not found)
Donna BurnhamYes
The motion as the minutes record it
Councilmember Grag moved to adopt a resolutÍon of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, recogn¡z¡ng the receival of a feaslbilÍtg studg for the creation of a new school distict pursuant to Utah Code Section 53e44O1.4, scheduling a public comment period on June 13,2024, and June 18,2024, scheduling final action on the creation of a new school dÌstrÍct and related matters. Councllmemþer Wood seconded the motion.
Ordinance mentions (2)
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p.10 14.A. PUBLIC HEARING/ORDINANCE - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah,
p.10 Councilmember Wood moved to adopt an ordinance of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah,
Resolution mentions (7)
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p.9 13.4 RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, Approving the 2023
p.9 RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, Declaring Surplus Propertg
p.9 13.C. RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, Approving a Purchase
p.9 13.D. RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, Approving a Purchase
p.14 16.4. RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg, Utah, Receiving a Feasibilitg
p.15 resolution language about the feasibilitg studg and specifging public hearing times in the notices.
p.15 AMENDED MOTION: Councilmember Grag moved to adopt a resolution of Eagle Mountain Citg,
Source
Parsed from the city’s approved minutes, 2024-05-21__324.pdf, published through the Eagle Mountain CivicClerk portal.