Sid Ostergaard

wildfire emergency

Expect a major hit to local property values and a massive spike in emergency response and firefighting costs for the city.

affordable housing

The project involves potential city-backed financing of impact fees.

tax increment financing

The city is allocating $60,000 in TAP tax funds for various community arts projects.

Property Tax Increase

The program is estimated to cost approximately $82,500 annually, funded by developer fees.

local election

While the campaign itself is privately funded, the outcome could change how your tax dollars are prioritized across county-wide infrastructure projects.

Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Priorities

The committee is recommending a total investment of $301,000 for park and tree projects.

urban planning and growth

The development will likely increase property tax revenue for the city.

zoning change

The cost of implementation and potential impact on property values is currently being evaluated.

real estate development

The city is providing a $3.2 million loan to cover impact fees, which will be repaid upon the project's refinancing.

Park Infrastructure Upgrades

The committee is exploring grant funding and sponsorship models to offset costs for shade structures and playground upgrades.

Proposed Property Tax Increase

The average primary residence valued at $850,000 would see an annual tax increase of $18.72.

water conservation

The city expects to save money by cutting out administrative fees associated with the old agreement.

land use and litigation

There is no direct fiscal impact to the city from the zone change itself.

transportation infrastructure

Potential costs associated with signage and public education campaigns.

annexation and infrastructure

The development is expected to generate new property, sales, and transient room tax revenue for the city.

elections

The impact on election administration costs is currently under review.

Renewal of City Manager Employment Agreement

Continuation of City Manager Employment Agreement Renewal

Saldarini Annexation (Ordinance 2026-01)

Resolution 2026-03: Communication Policy

Ordinance 2025-30: Springs at Coyote Phase 5

Closed Meeting for Pending Litigation

Consent Agenda

Bush Annexation (Ordinance 2025-25)

September 2, 2025, Meeting Minutes and Consent Items

September 16, 2025, Minutes, Short-Term Rental Ordinance, and 300 North Sewer Contract

Utah State High School Rodeo Scholarship Fund Contribution

Heber Food Truck Court Development Agreement

Karl Malone Polaris Development Agreement

Selection of Trailhead Plaza Consultant

Ordinance 2025-26: Cemetery Fee Schedule Amendment

Resolution 2025-10: Final Budget Amendment FY 24-25

Ordinance 2025-10: Red Rock Annexation

Approval of January 21 and February 18, 2025, City Council Meeting Minutes

Transfer of General Fund Revenues to CRA

Approval of North Village Crossings and Harvest Village Development Agreements