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Lehi City Council unanimously denies Perry Homes petition

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A wooden gavel rests on a desk next to rolled architectural blueprints, symbolizing a final legislative decision regarding land use and development plans.
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The Lehi City Council voted unanimously to deny a petition from Perry Homes regarding a master plan amendment. The proposal sought to move up to 600 housing units from West Canyon to an area near Timpanogos Highway.

Key takeaways

  • Lehi City Council voted unanimously against the Perry Homes petition.
  • The proposal involved relocating up to 600 housing units.
  • The relocation plan aimed to move units from West Canyon to near Timpanogos Highway.
  • The council decision was met with applause from meeting attendees.

The Lehi City Council has unanimously declined a petition submitted by Perry Homes to amend its Master Plan. The denied proposal sought to relocate up to 600 housing units from the West Canyon area in North Lehi to a location near Timpanogos Highway.

Following the council's decision, residents in attendance at the meeting responded with applause. The vote marks a rejection of the developer's plan to shift residential density away from West Canyon toward the Timpanogos Highway area.

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