Lehi City Council Work Session | February 9, 2026

The Lehi City Council held a work session on February 9, 2026, focusing primarily on development and infrastructure projects within the city. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing the Thanksgiving Point development agreement and participation agreement, including the project's history, vested rights, and city obligations such as water and sewer improvements and transportation triggers. The council debated the necessity and implications of the development and participation agreements, particularly concerning tax increment financing, public improvement districts (PIDs), and traffic infrastructure commitments. Additionally, the council reviewed code amendments related to screening requirements for non-residential uses bordering residential areas, off-street parking requirements and reductions in the downtown area, and regulations for auto sales in commercial zones. The discussions highlighted concerns about balancing development incentives with city infrastructure costs, parking adequacy, and maintaining community standards. The council agreed to revisit and refine the development and participation agreements and to continue working on code amendments in future sessions. No formal votes on procurement or contract awards were recorded during this session.