City Council - Regular Meeting
The Herriman City Council approved a UDOT cooperative maintenance agreement, passed a master development agreement amendment for Olympia, and approved an infrastructure grant disbursement.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Herriman, UT
- Meeting Date
- October 14, 2026
Published excerpts
Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.
18 sections (from 19 segments)
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Just quickly, I had a chance to do a ride-along with Harriman City PD. I got to hang out with Jordan for about four hours, and it just reinforces what a great police department we have. He is a great officer. He's only been with us since January. He lives here in the community, and it was just a great experience, and just appreciate everything that the police department's doing for our community, and...
Nothing tonight. Hey, Teddy? Nothing as well, Mayor. Matt? Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District had their board meeting today. Just a couple of quick things. I had a public hearing on the bond that they are proposing for next year. Didn't vote necessarily on the bond, but I had a public hearing about it. It's going to cover expansion of the Jordan Valley Water Treatment Plant, some capacity upgrades, new wells, aqueducts, new storage reservoirs and stuff like that. And turn off your sprinklers.
Motion to approve the consent agenda as written.
Same concern because it goes over their roadways. And so it's, yeah.
I'll make a motion to approve resolution number R44-2026, approving a shared use path and pedestrian structure cooperative maintenance agreement with UDOT for a trail along Mountain View Corridor.
Okay, we'll move on to item 11.2, discussion and consideration of a request to amend Olympia Master Development Agreement to add a definition for affordable new homes. Include conditions necessary to comply with the requirements of affordable housing infrastructure grant board and modify certain sections of the development standard. City file number M2026-140. Blake.
Thank you, Blake. Any points of discussion? All right, seeing none, I'll look for a motion.
So have the Planning Commission's recommendations been updated into the Fourth Amendment or do we need to include that in the motion?
Make a motion to approve ordinance number 2026-20, approving the fourth amendment to the master development agreement for the Olympia project.
Motion by Matt, second by Tara. Tara? Yes. Matt? Yes. Jared? And I'm a yes, that motion carries. Okay, we'll move on to discussion item 11.3, discussion to consideration of Utah affordable housing infrastructure grant fund disbursement agreement with UDOT. Back to you, Blake.
Thank you, Blake. One point that I forgot to bring up on the last one as well. This is not adding any units to the already agreed MDA.
Yeah, I just wanted to make sure that was clear for anybody listening or watching.
Does the agreement talk about that 20% that are going to be deed restricted? How are they going to decide which ones are, which ones aren't? Are they going to be grouped together in an area? Are they going to be dispersed through the different types of sizes of houses that are It's a great question.
Any further questions or discussion? Okay, thank you, Blake. I'll look for a motion on this.
Second by Jared. We'll start with Jared. Yes. Matt. Yes. Tara. Yes. And I'm a yes. That motion carries. Okay, that comes to the end of our meeting. Our future meetings, our next planning meeting, October 21st, and then our next city council meeting, October 28th. We do have some events and some other meetings. We have our league meetings coming up in about a week and a half for our annual league. We have events, the Harriman Choral Fall Concert, October 19th at Copper Mountain Middle School at 7 p.m. We have a park cleanup on October 21st at Tuscany Park at 10 a.m. and as senior citizens outsm
I'll make a motion to temporarily recess City Council meeting and go into close meeting for the following purposes. As provided by Utah State Code Annotated 52-4-205 for a strategy session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent.
litigation all right we have a motion by matt second by tara uh jared yes matt yes tara and i'm a yes that motion carries we will have the council members um And, hold on, the motion is passed. The council will go into the closed meeting to discuss the stated purpose in the motion and will be held in Fort Harriman conference room. The chair then will invite specific, who do we need in there? Nathan, Wendy.
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