Lehi City Council Meeting | April 14, 2026

The Lehi City Council meeting on April 14, 2026, covered a broad range of topics including fiscal sustainability modeling, power rate studies, water conservation measures, small business advisory council revisions, commercial and residential buffering requirements, and multiple real estate transactions related to the Mill Pond area. Significant procurement-related discussions included approval of budget amendments for grants and emergency projects, and several resolutions approving purchase and sale agreements for commercial real estate parcels totaling several million dollars, with some debate over appraised values and future development plans. The council also discussed water shortage management ordinance updates with enforcement provisions and fines, emphasizing conservation amid historic drought conditions. Additionally, the council reviewed a development code amendment requiring buffering and screening for residential homes in non-residential zones, with public input supporting an 8-foot fence standard. The meeting included extensive dialogue on a housing and transit reinvestment zone participation agreement, focusing on affordable housing, retail development milestones, and legal compliance, with plans for further council discussions to finalize the agreement. Motions were passed to approve budget amendments, real estate transactions, and to table certain development code amendments pending further review.