City Council - Special Meeting

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Herriman City Council adopted the final biennial budget for the Community Development and Renewal Agency for fiscal years 2026-2028. They also continued meetings for the Herriman City Fire Service Area and the Herriman City Safety Enforcement Area to June 18th due to a lack of information from the county.

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Herriman, UT
Meeting Date
June 10, 2026

Transcript

38 sections

0:08Speaker 4

Are we good, Mitch? Okay.

0:11 – 0:31Speaker 3

Okay, welcome to our, we're gonna do our Community Development and Renewal Agency meeting at this point. We'll call that meeting to order. We'll start with item 2.1, discussion and consideration of a resolution of the Community Development and Renewal Agency of Harriman City adopting a final budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1st, 2026 and ending June 30th, 2028. Kyle.

0:36 – 4:09Speaker 1

Thank you, Board. I know you've heard all of this information a number of times, so my thought tonight is I will show the budget and then just highlight a few of the things. In the different budgets, there's not necessarily anything too alarming or major in these budgets this year. So once again, the town center, so the major excitement in the town center is the development of the 134th and Mountain View Corridor. That town's at Harriman Town Center, Commons at Harriman Town Center. I guess I wasn't ready yet. We are anticipating some of that taxable value to start rolling on in fiscal year 28. There is also associated tax increment agreements with Elevated, the developer, that are continuing. They actually started in fiscal year 26, but they're tied to taxable value, so those amounts will go up as development occurs within that area. In the business center, as you can see, we are projecting modest tax growth. We do know there's a large apartment complex that hopefully will be coming online shortly. However, we don't know when those values are actually going to hit the tax rolls, so we try to budget conservatively because of that. This project area only has one major incentive agreement with the Sorenson companies that put in infrastructure costs. You will note there is a capital outlay of 680,000. That is for ponds at the, around the SLIC campus, not on the SLIC campus. It was in the development agreement, or the reimbursement agreement, that we would reduce their taxable increment amount. So that's why it's dropping 42% and 27's because of that project. Looking at the Anthem CRA, as you can see their property tax for 27 is showing a 16% jump. That is because it's a catch up from prior years. The budgets for fiscal year 26 were actually developed in fiscal year 24. They've had more development as you've seen within the project area so that 16% is a catch up. And you'll notice on the tax increment payments, so those are the increment payments going to the developer. for infrastructure repayment. Those are also going up about the same amount. Finally, actually second to last on the Innovation CRA District, because there is only one project in that project area, we assume that the property tax is going to stay level. Right now, as I've mentioned a number of times, we do have a TAX INCENTIVE AGREEMENT THAT HASN'T BEEN TRIGGERED BECAUSE THE DEVELOPER HASN'T REQUESTED IT. HOWEVER, I STILL BUDGET THOSE MONIES BECAUSE IT IS AN ACTIVE AGREEMENT. AND ANOTHER MAJOR ONE THAT'S EXCITING, AT LEAST FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, IS HERMAN NORTH CRA IS THE AUTO MALL AREA AND WE ARE ANTICIPATING THE FIRST AUTO RETAILER TO OPEN NEXT YEAR. And it is a sales tax only project area, so there is no tax increment being collected. So the schools are keeping, schools and other taxing entities are keeping the full amount. So it is a transfer from the general fund to cover those anticipated increment payments. With that, are there any questions for me? Okay, thank you.

4:10Speaker 3

Thank you, Kyle. Okay, I'll look for a motion on this item.

4:23Speaker 4

This one we can adopt.

4:24Speaker 2

This one we can adopt?

4:27 – 4:40Speaker 2

I'll make a motion to approve resolution number R2026-03, adopting the final biennial budget for the fiscal year's beginning July 1st, 2026, and ending June 30th, 2028.

4:42Speaker 3

Okay, motion by Tara. Second. Second by Matt. We'll go Tara.

4:49 – 5:01Speaker 3

Is Teddy on? I thought he'd drop off for sure, yeah. I don't think he's going to be on. Okay, I'll vote yes. That motion carries 4-0. Okay, look for a motion to adjourn.

5:01Speaker 4

I make a motion to adjourn the community development and renewal agency meeting.

5:08Speaker 3

All in favor?

5:10Speaker 4

Thank you, everybody. Aye.

5:15 – 5:36Speaker 3

Okay, for anybody possibly listening, for the next two meetings, we did not get the information we needed from the county, so we will just be opening these meetings, continuing them, and then closing these meetings. So we'll start with the Harris City Fire Service Area meeting tonight. I just need a motion to continue all items. I'll make a motion to continue all items.

5:39Speaker 4

All in favor?

5:40Speaker 3

Aye. Thank you, I look for a motion to adjourn.

5:43Speaker 4

Do we want to clarify what date we're continuing them to?

5:48Speaker 3

We could do that. I'll look for amended motion. I missed what you said. We need to mention that we're doing it next Thursday, the 18th.

5:57Speaker 4

Make a motion to continue this meeting until next Thursday, the 18th of June.

6:02Speaker 3

Okay, we have amended motion. Do I have a second?

6:08Speaker 4

At four o'clock p.m.

6:09Speaker 3

Perfect. Okay, do I have a second? All in favor? Aye. Thank you, everybody. Look for a motion to adjourn. So moved. All in favor? Oh, I need a second.

6:19Speaker 3

All in favor?

6:20Speaker 4

Aye. Thank you.

6:20 – 6:31Speaker 3

Okay, we'll go to the Harriman City Safety Enforcement Area meeting. Same thing applies here. We'll call that meeting to order. Look for a motion to continue all items to next week.

6:32Speaker 4

I'll make a motion to continue this meeting until next Thursday, June 18th at 4 p.m. Motion by Matt.

6:38Speaker 3

Second. Second by Darrell. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Thank you. Motion to adjourn. So moved. Second?

6:49Speaker 3

All in favor? Aye. Aye. Thank you, everybody. We are adjourned until 7 o'clock.

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