Planning Commission approves Wander Community Plan Amendment 6 and Village Plan 2 Amendment 3, 2–1

Wander Community Plan Amendment 6 and Village Plan 2 Amendment 3

2 yes, 1 no

Scott A. Hill (yes), NH Rather (no), Doug Willden (yes)

JungleJym Academy Home Occupation Class 3

7 yes, 0 no

Approval of Minutes: July 30, 2026

7 yes, 0 no

Adoption of Certified Tax Rate (Resolution R26-44)

5 yes, 0 no

Lance Wadman (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Audrey Barton (yes), Emma Wilson (yes), Robert Taylor (yes)

Adoption of Final Budget (Ordinance 26-35)

5 yes, 0 no

Lance Wadman (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Audrey Barton (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Emma Wilson (yes)

Wander Community Plan Amendment 5 and Village Plan 3 Amendment 3

Approximately East of Riverside Drive to the Jordan River and South of Pioneer Crossing to Pony Express

Amendment to the Wander Community Plan to allow a hardware and home improvement retail use.

approved (6-1) · still approved

JungleJym Academy Home Occupation Class 3

461 North Stone Ridge Drive

Class 3 home occupation permit for a preschool and pediatric therapy center.

approved (7-0) · still approved

Library Board Meeting Schedule

The board meeting was canceled to avoid a conflict with the City Council. Residents should look forward to the next meeting in September.

What it means: City officials and board members who would have had a scheduling conflict.

Property Tax Increase

The city is raising property taxes by 50% to pay for more police and fire services. Residents are worried about the cost of living and want to know if the city is being efficient with its current budget.

What it means: The average homeowner will see an increase of approximately $145 per year.

Future City Projects and Studies

The developer wants to change the rules for the Wander area to allow for a hardware or home improvement store. This could bring new retail options to the neighborhood.

What it means: Residents looking for local hardware and home improvement shopping options.

city expansion

The developer wants to change the rules for the Wander area to allow for a hardware or home improvement store. This could bring new retail options to the neighborhood.

What it means: Residents looking for local hardware and home improvement shopping options.

road closure

Residents are worried that a new hardware store will bring too much traffic and delivery trucks onto their quiet residential street. They asked for the connection to be emergency-only or restricted to prevent cut-through traffic.

What it means: The developer and future customers of the hardware store.