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May 19, 2026 Final
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Agenda — 4 items

  1. RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Initiating the City's Withdrawal from Unified Fire Service Area.BACKGROUND: Eagle Mountain City is currently part of the Unified Fire Service Area (“UFSA”), which funds fire protection services provided by the Unified Fire Authority (“UFA”) through a shared property tax. The City is considering withdrawing from UFSA and becoming a “contract city” with UFA, similar to several other communities in the area. Under this model, the City would contract directly with UFA for fire and emergency services based on the specific costs associated with serving Eagle Mountain. Adoption of this resolution would begin the formal withdrawal process from UFSA and allow the City to pursue a direct service agreement with UFA.
  2. RESOLUTION - A Resolution of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Approving a Memorandum of Agreement with Ivory Homes.
  3. ORDINANCE - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Approving the Flagship Homes Development Agreement.<br data-pasted="true"><br>BACKGROUND: (<em>Presented by City Attorney, Marcus Draper</em>) The City is proposing to enter into a development agreement with BCP Development LLC dba Flagship Homes regarding a portion of the Harmony development. Eagle Mountain Municipal Code requires builders to install privacy fencing along the rear lot lines of homes abutting arterial and collector roads prior to the construction of any homes along those roads. The City would allow Flagship to bond for the fencing and begin construction of the fence within nine months of the effective date of the Agreement.
  4. ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapter 17.10.030 Definitions and 17.25.040 Residential Development Standards.<br><br>BACKGROUND: <em>(Presented by Long Range Planner, Elizabeth Fewkes) </em>A proposal to add definitions for "Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Boundary Lot" and "WUI Adjacent Setback" and amend the Residential Development Standards table to establish setback requirements for parcels abutting the WUI boundary as suggested by fire officials.

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