The Lehi City Council is scheduled to meet on Nov. 10, 2026, to conduct a pre-council session and a regular session. The meeting will begin with a pre-council session at 5:00 p.m. at the Lehi City Council Chambers located at 131 N. 100 E., Lehi, Utah.
During the pre-council session, several PARC grant recipients are scheduled to deliver presentations, including the Thanksgiving Point Institute, Chabad of Utah County, Grassroots Shakespeare Company, Lehi Historical Society & Archives, Lehi Area Music Association, and the Lehi Arts Council. Following these presentations, the council will hold working discussions regarding code updates to the Mixed Use Zone and a continued review of General Plan goals and policies.
The regular session, scheduled for 7:00 p.m., will include a consent agenda to consider several resolutions. These items include Resolution #2026-72 for a third amendment to an interlocal agreement with Utah County for the 2300 West Widening Project from Main to 2100 North, and Resolution #2026-70 regarding an interlocal cooperation agreement with Utah County for the SR92 Pedestrian Bridge at Center Street. The council will also consider Resolution #2026-73 for an interlocal cooperation agreement with Utah County for the construction and funding of the 2300 West Roadway Widening Project from Pioneer Crossing to Main Street, and Resolution #2026-71 regarding a construction agreement with Cole Peck for the Mill Pond Waterlines Phase II.
The council will also address several legislative and land-use items. This includes a public hearing and consideration of a consolidated fee schedule amendment for Steinway Piano fees via Resolution #2026-69. Other agenda items include Ordinance #51-2026 to amend the Lehi Municipal Code regarding automatic sprinkler system requirements in the Dry Creek Corridor, the Logan annexation of 2.68 acres at 1300 S 1700 W, a zoning change request from JDJ Investments LLC for a property at 1840 N 2300 W, and a concept update for the Clark Meadows project located at 1700 West and 1300 South.
The council may consider a motion to enter into a closed session for purposes allowed under the Open and Public Meetings Act, such as discussing real property or litigation. The public is invited to attend all open meetings, and requests for ADA accommodations can be made by contacting the City Recorder at 385-201-2269.
