Council adopts Consent Agenda (Resolution 2026-22), 4–0

Adoption of Consent Agenda (Resolution 2026-22)

4 yes, 0 no

Finch Creek MDA Amendment (Continued)

4 yes, 0 no

Justice Court Consolidation Authorization

4 yes, 0 no

Cemetery Master Plan Update

4 yes, 0 no

City Monthly Newsletter Revision (Heber Herald)

4 yes, 0 no

CRA: Consider Bids to Raze Heber Light and Power Building

4 yes, 0 no

Finch Creek

The developer requested amendments to the Finch Creek Master Development Agreement to realign University Avenue, adjust topography requirements, and modify affordable housing provisions.

approved (4-0) · under-review → approved

London Springs Partnership

The council will discuss a proposed collaboration involving London Springs, which could impact local resources or community programming.

What it means: The community and stakeholders involved in the London Springs project.

Historic Preservation and Heritage Collaborations

The city is looking at new ways to preserve local history through designated historic sites and community partnerships. These discussions will help determine which properties or cultural elements receive official recognition and support.

What it means: Local history enthusiasts, property owners seeking historic recognition, and the broader community benefit from preserved heritage.

Justice Court Consolidation

With the municipal judge retiring, the city is weighing whether to run its own court or combine operations with Wasatch County to save space and streamline services.

What it means: City taxpayers and administrative staff gaining repurposed office space.

Water Restrictions Rescinded

With water supplies improving, the city has lifted Phase II water restrictions, giving residents more flexibility in outdoor watering.

What it means: Heber City property owners and residents with landscaping needs.

Main Street Park Development

Residents and council members debated the 30% schematic design for the Main Street Park, focusing on preserving green space, adding shade, and avoiding expensive amenities like ice ribbons.

What it means: Heber City residents seeking activated downtown open space and family recreation areas.