Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lehi City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues in development with high priority
Plat Amendments and Subdivision Approvals
Jim Karren proposed splitting a 0.73-acre property at 105 South 500 West into three residential lots. The project complies with medium-density residential standards.
Fox Hollow Golf Course Expansion & Feasibility Study
City leaders reviewed a multi-million dollar proposal to upgrade Fox Hollow Golf Course with a year-round, high-tech driving range structure. While some council members favored fiscal conservatism and questioned moving away from a traditional municipal golf experience, the council agreed to join a steering committee and review feasibility data.
Spring Meadow Villas & Inverness Residential Subdivisions
The council approved a 71-lot subdivision and a 405-townhome project, adding significant housing inventory to Lehi.
Skye Area Plan Amendment & Inverness Preliminary Plat Density Shifting
The developer of Inverness requested to shift 98 townhome units from the upper mountain area to lower mixed-use pods, replacing them with smaller single-family cottage lots. Residents and council members debated traffic impacts on Center Street and the adequacy of project amenities.
Home Occupations Development Code Amendment for Construction and Landscape Businesses
The council discussed updates to home business rules, considering whether to permit small-scale landscaping operations and vehicle rentals while addressing enforcement and neighborhood compatibility.
Chiu Property Development Concept Plan
Council members discussed appropriate land use designations for the Chiu property to guide future development.
Moto United Phase 2 Concept and Material Exception
Colby Anderson requested a building material exception to use concrete as the primary material for the Moto United Phase 2 recreational vehicle and boat sales facility at 450 Millpond Drive.
Inverness Plat E Density and Amenity Deficits
Residents and commissioners raised concerns that adding 405 townhomes while swapping out required neighborhood amenities leaves families short on parks and green space.