November 10, 2026 AF City Council Meeting

The American Fork City Council meeting on November 10, 2026, included several budget and infrastructure actions. The council approved FY2027 budget adjustments for projects and repairs identified after the budget was adopted, to be funded from reserves; the discussion referenced an approximately $3 million Main Street waterline project and noted that the community center roof repair was separate. It also approved reallocating 2025 park-tax funds: $11,147.80 to the Rotary Baseline project and $32,922.50 to Beehive Park improvements, including work associated with a planned restroom. The council approved a partial right-of-way vacation near 10 West and 1200 South for the Tempe View Logistics development, conditioned on recording the vacation documents with the proposed subdivision.

The council approved a $312,134.25 change order for the Dixie Well drilling project, to be performed by Hydro Resources Rocky Mountain Inc. The added work addresses unstable ground requiring deeper surface casing; the discussion clarified that the project’s original approximately $2.3 million amount would increase to roughly $2.6 million, while $200,000 in contingency would remain available for other changes. The council also approved a resolution authorizing disposition of lost, mislaid, or seized property. Separately, a council member anticipated future budget pressure from fuel costs at the landfill and said possible increases could amount to about 25 cents per can per month; final figures were pending. No new procurement policy was adopted.