Lehi City Council Meeting | March 10, 2026

The Lehi City Council held a work session on March 10, 2026, focusing extensively on infrastructure projects, development plans, and city governance policies. Key procurement-related discussions included updates on major UDOT transportation projects such as the Mountain View Corridor and 2100 North Freeway, with details on construction schedules, lane configurations, and cooperative agreements for pedestrian and trail bridges. The council approved multiple resolutions for interlocal agreements with UDOT and Utah County to design, construct, and maintain pedestrian bridges and shared-use paths, enhancing connectivity and trail systems. Additionally, the council considered and approved several zoning and annexation requests for residential developments, including flexibility on lot sizes and setbacks to accommodate trails and stormwater management, while balancing animal rights and property values. A proposal to conduct a $33,725 feasibility study for a regional ice sports complex was discussed, with council members expressing caution about financial risks and emphasizing the need for county partnership and data-driven decisions. The council also debated term limits for elected officials, agreeing to explore placing the issue on a future ballot. Other agenda items included a lease agreement discussion with Ivory Innovations and a development code amendment to allow automobile accessories and installation as a permitted use. Motions to approve various resolutions and ordinances were passed unanimously, reflecting a focus on advancing capital improvement projects and managing growth while considering fiscal responsibility and community input.