Heber City Council meets on Tuesday with a very full agenda.In their work session, they’ll consider their affordable housing ordinance, a concept plan for the nearly 5,800 units allowed under the Jordanelle Ridge Village development and a sewer agreement between Twin Creeks Special Services District, Charleston and Heber City.
The public can join the meeting virtually beginning at 5 p.m.
In the regular session, Heber City Planning will recommend that the Council decide to adopt the identical fee-in-lieu affordable housing code used by Wasatch County or determine if it should be eliminated.
Also, in regular meeting, the North Village Overlay zone adoption is once again on the agenda. Changes have been made to the proposed NVOZ resulting from comments made by council members in past meetings.
The code changes could be approved, continued, or denied.
Staff is asking for another amendment to the Fiscal Year 20-21 budgetdue to unanticipated general fund expenditures specifically regarding funds for culinary water, wastewater, stormwater and irrigation. They’ll consider several additional positions that were put on hold last spring due to COVID revenue adjustments.
The council will consider approval of the Red Ledges 3k Final Plat.
Details of the Jordanelle Phase 2 development plan and Wasatch County affordable housing code descriptioncan be found through these links.
