City Council Meeting — October 20, 2026

Eagle Mountain City Council policy and regular meeting — October 20, 2026. Council discussed the Mortgage Assistance Program (MAP): staff reported a $1.2 million allocation for the fiscal year, about $350,000 distributed in the first three months, and roughly $840,000 remaining. Applications have increased substantially. Members discussed continuing the current tier and rollover approach, a lottery weighted toward lower-area-median-income applicants, extending the three-month rollover period, and whether to expand funding or consider other affordable-housing uses. No MAP funding or prioritization change was approved; members requested projections for fiscal years 2027–2028 and further information to inform future decisions. No contract award or purchasing decision was identified.

The Council approved the Corgan Farms rezoning and development agreement. The agreement was reduced from 20 years to 10, assigns the developer responsibility for attributable lift-station operating and maintenance costs, and removes overhead power lines and power generation from the agreement; any future power proposal would require a separate application. The Council also discussed proposed energy-overlay code revisions, including air-quality and water safeguards, waste-removal planning, and a 2-gigawatt natural-gas generation cap; staff was asked to incorporate feedback and return the revisions for consideration. A land-disposal application was tabled pending a broader review of similar open-space parcels. The meeting also noted that MAG approved funding for Ranches Parkway while Wildflower Connection was not funded through that process, with staff pursuing another funding path. The transcript does not identify a contract procurement or vendor selection.