Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Herriman City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in development with high priority
Commercial Development in Copper View Plaza
A business representative raised concerns about financial losses and customer difficulties caused by road barriers placed by 73 Partners during ongoing litigation with the city.
Food Truck Commissaries and Commercial Zone Flexibility
Staff proposed a new "C3 Zone" micro-flex space concept (around 2,500 sq ft) to accommodate growing home-based businesses and entrepreneurs while regulating storage facility proliferation.
Towne Center Subdivision Development
A new 6-acre subdivision is being proposed in the Herriman Towne Center. This project will be reviewed to ensure it fits the city's master plan for the area.
Extra Space Storage Access
The Olympia Hills development, previously planned for the south valley, is now being revived under Herriman's control. This project aims to bring new housing and commercial spaces to the area, which could enhance local economic growth. Residents should care as this development may improve living standards and create job opportunities, while also potentially increasing the city's tax base.
Teton Commercial Project Land Use
A developer proposed changing a planned large retail site to mixed-use live-work units, citing retail viability issues. The Council expressed concerns about changing commercial zoning to residential and directed staff not to proceed, indicating a preference for retaining commercial development.
Life Time Athletic Club Development
Real Salt Lake wants to build a huge new academy in Herriman. It could mean more traffic but also bring in extra tax money. Is the city prepared for this?
Incentive Agreement for The Commons
Herriman is planning to attract the first Trader Joe's store to Salt Lake County's west side as part of its economic development efforts. This initiative aims to boost local commerce and provide more shopping options for residents, which could also enhance the city's appeal. Residents should care because this development may improve their quality of life and contribute to the city's economic growth.
Commercial Childcare Expansion
The city is reviewing a new daycare center to see if it fits the needs of local families and meets commercial zoning rules.
Commercial Development in M-1 Zone
The Planning Commission considered allowing two light manufacturing businesses, SMPL MFG and DIME Beauty, to operate in the M-1 Manufacturing Zone. These businesses involve product formulation, packaging, and distribution for cosmetics and personal care, potentially bringing new jobs and economic activity.