docketcity.com

Planning Commission

June 23, 2026 Final

Agenda — 4 items

  1. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM — An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Approving the Triumph Master Plan & Development Agreement Amendment.<br><br>BACKGROUND: (<em>Presented by Senior Planner, Robert Hobbs</em>) A request by Scot Hazard for [a second] Master Development Agreement and Plan Amendment approval pertaining to Triumph Subdivision in order to allow for the creation of four (4) affordable housing “pods” within the development. The proposed pods range from 2.8 – 4.5 acres in size and are intended to have higher residential densities than the balance of the project. Triumph Subdivision is located in Section 19, T6S, R1W, on the east and west sides of N. Lake Mountain Road south of E. Pole Canyon Blvd. (County Assessor Parcel/Serial # 59:019:0031) in Eagle Mountain City; application identified as the: “Triumph Master Development Agreement Amendment”.
  2. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code 17.10.030, 17.80.120, and 17.160 Seasonal and Political Signs.<br><br>BACKGROUND: (<em>Presented by Planner, Steven Lehmitz</em>) This proposed code amendment provides definitions for park strips and political signs, updates standards and practices for political signs, and updates standards for temporary and seasonal use signs.
  3. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah Amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code 16.20, 16.25, and 17.100 Cost Estimate.<br><br>BACKGROUND: (<em>Presented by Community Development Director, Brandon Larsen</em>) Consideration of an amendment to Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapters 16.20, 16.25, and 17.100, Application Requirements, Cost Estimates.
  4. PUBLIC HEARING / ACTION ITEM - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code 17.75.052 Accessory Recreation Buildings.<br><br>BACKGROUND: (<em>Presented by Planner, Steven Lehmitz</em>) A proposed code amendment that establishes special use standards for recreation buildings that are an accessory use to religious or cultural meeting halls.

Watch Eagle Mountain

This is one agenda. Eagle Mountain publishes another every few weeks, and the thing you care about is rarely on the one you happened to find. Name it and we will email you when it appears.

Free. One email when something matches, and nothing else. Unsubscribe from any of them.

↑ Back to top