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Feb 4, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Heber City Council Policy and Budget Priorities 2026-2027
This document outlines Heber City Council's Policy and Budget Priorities for Fiscal Year 2027. Key strategic areas include assuming a leadership role in planning for the 2034 Olympic Games, executing the Envision Central Heber Initiative through Main Street District improvements, parking solutions, pedestrian alley development, infrastructure projects, and strategic property acquisitions. It also focuses on supporting the Arts & Recreation District, ensuring airport compliance, and supporting the Heber Valley Arts Center. Further priorities include updating policies for dog-friendly parks and dark sky preservation, improving transportation infrastructure and signage, developing affordable housing plans, establishing a Historic Preservation District, and enhancing internal operations, city property maintenance, and community initiatives.
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Heber City Council Work And Regular Meeting Minutes
The council discussed updates to the City Water Policy and reviewed the proposed governing document for the Harvest Village Public Infrastructure District. Key actions included approving financial support for the Children's Justice Center, adopting a resolution for the Harvest Village Public Infrastructure District, and approving an ordinance to amend animal control regulations. Additionally, the council approved code amendments allowing the city to retain fees-in-lieu for affordable housing. Other topics included the monthly development report, public safety survey results, Unity Week planning, and updates on downtown revitalization initiatives such as the Envision Central Heber policy.
May 6, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Heber City Council Meeting Minutes
The Council reviewed TAP tax project recommendations and conducted a fiscal year 2026 budget workshop. Discussions included a proclamation for National Public Works Week, the annual report from the Wasatch County Health Department, and an annexation term sheet for Red Rock. The Council held public hearings regarding the tentative fiscal year 2025-2026 budget and the creation of the Harvest Village Public Infrastructure District. Other business involved approval for a pressurized irrigation line extension near the cemetery, an amendment to the Master Development Agreement for the Upper Jordanelle community, and updates on Unity Week events. A closed meeting was held to discuss real property.
Apr 15, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Heber City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting encompassed several key topics, including a presentation by Utah Valley University students regarding affordable housing, a review of housing survey results by the Mountainlands Community Housing consultant, and a discussion on an ordinance regarding electric assisted bicycles on trails. Public comments covered concerns about a proposed bypass, ranked choice voting, and property code violations. The Council addressed the Heber Valley Corridor Environmental Impact Statement, the Central Heber water and sewer project, and passed a resolution concerning fireworks restrictions. Additionally, the Council discussed and voted to use traditional voting for the upcoming municipal election rather than ranked choice voting, considered a request regarding a pressurized irrigation line extension, and finalized an annexation memorandum of understanding with Wasatch County.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
