# City Council. Oct 20, 2026

The Highland City Council meeting, dated October 20, 2026 (the metadata lists October 21 UTC), included several infrastructure purchasing decisions. The council approved a bid award to HADCO Construction of up to $196,683.95 to relocate the Beacon Hills tank overflow drain without pipe casing (4–1); an award to Outback Fencing of up to $71,875.44 for fencing at city facilities (5–0); and an award to KW Robinson of up to $32,865.49 to install a stormwater sump (5–0). The consent agenda, including ratification of large purchases and a Twin Bridges entrance improvements change order, passed 5–0; the transcript did not provide amounts or other details for those items. A road-preservation study by LTAP, reported to cost about $18,000, informed discussion of upcoming street work and the need to review the transportation utility fee, which must be updated by July 2027. No new road-project award was made during the work session. The council also heard that North Point Waste Management plans a $38 million transfer-station project and is considering a $3.50-per-ton tipping-fee increase beginning next July.

The council approved moving forward with sales of two city-owned parcels alongside trails, with each resolution passing 4–1; the Manning parcel motion also called for staff to arrange a maintenance agreement. A proposed building-height code amendment was continued for staff to revise, with council members indicating interest in using average existing grade as the measurement basis. The library presentation reported grants for a teen hub and self-checkout stations, an LSTA award for the Senior Social Hub, and plans to use funds for minor building repairs and replacement of aging library equipment; no grant amounts or purchasing awards were stated. The stormwater management plan is scheduled for Planning Commission review and later council consideration.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding
**Published:** October 21, 2026

### Sources
- [City Council. Oct 20, 2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQW_BFwqwFs) - Highland City, Utah