Lehi City Council unanimously denies Perry Homes petition
By Nichole Coombs | Lehi Free Press · June 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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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.
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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.