The council reviewed reports on the use of Flock Safety cameras, a presentation from the Utah Coalition of Cities and Counties, and two Eagle Scout projects involving bridge repairs. Discussions focused on the continued use and policy for Flock Safety automated license plate readers, traffic and parking issues at Mountainville Academy, and a request for a development agreement for a five-lot subdivision on Healey Boulevard. Additionally, the council deliberated on a request for a revocable easement for a wall on city property and adopted the Wildland Urban Interface map and updated code provisions.
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Alpine City Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed the Five.12 Commercial Site Plan, which involves the construction of a new commercial building to support ongoing operational needs and non-profit ventures. The discussion centered on site plan requirements, including landscaping coverage, streetscaping elements, and the future proposed water tank, as well as adherence to historic and gateway design guidelines.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Alpine City Council Meeting
The council discussed concerns regarding fence ordinances and local property issues, reviewed the Sculpture Garden Committee report, and held the first part of the Main Street and Gateway Corridor Master Plan discussion. Additionally, the council debated a proposed ordinance for golf cart usage on city streets, reviewed the fiscal year 2027 budget overview covering revenue, wage increases, staffing, and proposed infrastructure and capital projects, and convened a closed session regarding real property.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Alpine City Council Meeting
The council discussed the Main Street and Gateway Corridor Master Plan, proposed amendments regarding golf carts, the FY2027 budget, and the reconstruction of a non-conforming building. Key topics included the consideration of code amendments for self-storage and luxury garages, membership in local Chambers of Commerce, and the approval of the Lone Peak Public Safety District FY2027 budget. Additionally, staff reports were provided, and financial updates for the third quarter were reviewed.
