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Eagle Mountain · Planning Commission

Bryan Free

Commissioner · – Dec 31, 2026

Their roll-call record

  • 136roll calls on file
  • 104voted yes
  • 0voted no
  • 32didn’t vote: 1 abstained, 31 excused, 0 absent

When they voted one way or the other, they voted yes 100% of the time. Most commission business passes unanimously, so a high rate is normal here. The members page compares how often each member ends up on the losing side of a vote that split.

Who they vote with

How often they and each colleague voted the same way, yes or no, on the roll calls where both were recorded. Pairs with fewer than 10 shared votes are left out.

What they voted on

Their roll calls by topic. Each opens the votes list filtered to that topic and to them.

Their latest votes

Newest first. Open one for what it did and how everyone voted, or search all 136 of their votes.

Sep 22, 2026Voted yespassedCorrigan Farms data-center agreement sent to councilThe commission recommended a development agreement for Corrigan Farms, the land just rezoned for RTI (data-center) use. The city attorney walked through its 20-year term, infrastructure duties, impact fees, road-maintenance repayment, vested rights and a clause shielding confidential business information. Commissioners noted the current draft carries no tax incentives. No one spoke at the public hearing.

The meeting it was decided at

Sep 22, 2026Voted yespassedCorrigan Farms rezone for data centers sent to councilThe owners of Corrigan Farms, farmland that is now QTS's trailer lot, asked to add the RTI overlay zone that allows data centers and similar uses. RTI-zoned land already borders it on the north, east and south. The owners said they have no buyer yet. Commissioners said it would be hard to deny given the land around it, while noting residents' worries about long-term industrial growth. Two residents spoke and two sent emails.

The meeting it was decided at

Sep 22, 2026Voted yespassedArchery zoning rules go to councilArchery is banned everywhere in Eagle Mountain today. At the council's request, staff drafted rules that would allow it inside the city's existing shooting overlay zone, using USA Archery safety standards. The commission recommended them to the City Council. No one spoke at the public hearing.

The meeting it was decided at

Sep 22, 2026Voted yespassedWildfire-zone landscaping rules go to councilThe commission recommended new standards for the wildland urban interface, where homes meet open brush land. They cover landscaping and clearing vegetation, and they respond to a 2026 state law (HB 215) and setback advice from fire officials. Staff will tidy some technical wording first. No one spoke at the public hearing.

The meeting it was decided at

Sep 22, 2026Voted yespassedSeptember 8 minutes approvedCommissioners signed off on the minutes of their September 8, 2026 meeting.

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Sep 8, 2026Voted yesNot recordedSewer master plan and impact fee plan sent to councilThe commission recommended that the City Council adopt a wastewater master plan and the facility plan used to set sewer impact fees on new development.

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Sep 8, 2026Voted yesNot recordedCulinary water impact fee plan sent to councilThe commission recommended that the City Council adopt the culinary water impact fee facility plan, which lists the drinking water projects new growth must help pay for.

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Sep 8, 2026Voted yesNot recordedAugust 25 minutes approvedThe commission approved the minutes of its August 25, 2026 meeting.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yesNot recordedNew construction standards for retaining wallsThe commission recommended that the City Council adopt changes to the city's construction standards for retaining walls; the motion does not say what the changes are.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yespassedSpring Run Plaza Lot 2 building planThe commission recommended the plan for Lot 2 of Spring Run Plaza, on condition that at least 60% of the east wall is faced in high-quality natural material.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yespassedSpring Run Plaza Lot 1 building planThe commission recommended the building plan for Lot 1 of Spring Run Plaza, with no added conditions.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yespassedGateway Park Phase 3 lots, street renamedThe commission recommended the early layout of lots for Gateway Park Phase 3 and asked that Gateway Park Boulevard be renamed Wild Blossom Boulevard.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yespassedBrylee Farms Phase B agreement changeThe commission recommended the second amendment to the development agreement for Phase B of Brylee Farms, the contract setting what the developer may build there.

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Aug 25, 2026Voted yesNot recordedAugust 11 minutes approved with a fixThe commission approved its August 11 minutes after correcting one line to record three abstentions, not two, on an earlier vote.

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Aug 11, 2026Voted yesNot recordedPinnacles zoning change sent to the councilThe commission asked the City Council to approve the Pinnacles zoning change and an amendment to the master development plan agreement for the site.

The meeting it was decided at