Saratoga Springs City · week of October 4, 2026
Council approves Amendments to City Code Title 11 Restricting One-Person Aircraft, 3–1
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What changed in Saratoga Springs City
Amendments to City Code Title 11 Restricting One-Person Aircraft
3 yes, 1 no
Emma Wilson (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Lance Wadman (yes), Robert Taylor (no)
Watch this moment →Site Plan for Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat F Lot 606 (Mission Barbecue)
4 yes, 0 no
Robert Taylor (yes), Lance Wadman (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Emma Wilson (yes)
Watch this moment →Amendments to Title 19 Fencing for Public Utilities
4 yes, 0 no
Edon Davenport (yes), Emma Wilson (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Lance Wadman (yes)
Watch this moment →Spring Heights II Rezone and General Plan Amendment
4 yes, 0 no
Robert Taylor (yes), Lance Wadman (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Emma Wilson (yes)
Watch this moment →Amendment to Annexation Policy Plan and Expansion Area Map
4 yes, 0 no
Lance Wadman (yes), Emma Wilson (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Edon Davenport (yes)
Watch this moment →Amended Storm Drainage Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee
4 yes, 0 no
Lance Wadman (yes), Emma Wilson (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Edon Davenport (yes)
Watch this moment →Site Plan for Rocky Mountain Power Jumbers Substation
4 yes, 0 no
Lance Wadman (yes), Emma Wilson (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Edon Davenport (yes)
Watch this moment →Vacation of Rights-of-Way and Storm Drain Easements in Fox Hollow N4
4 yes, 0 no
Lance Wadman (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Emma Wilson (yes)
Watch this moment →Consent Agenda
4 yes, 0 no
Emma Wilson (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Robert Taylor (yes), Lance Wadman (yes)
Watch this moment →Site Plan for Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat G Lot 712
4 yes, 0 no
Robert Taylor (yes), Edon Davenport (yes), Lance Wadman (yes), Emma Wilson (yes)
Watch this moment →Intent to Annex Andover Property located approximately NW of 1314 E Livi Lane. Scott Carlson as applicant. Resolution R26-50 (10-06-26).
4 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Approval of Minutes: September 15, 2026.
4 yes, 0 no
Watch this moment →Cemetery Policy Update.
0 yes, 0 no
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Development activity
Lake Mountain School District Support Services Building and Expansion
303 West 400 North
A rezone request for a 21-acre property from Agricultural and Public School Bus Lot to Institutional/Civic and Public School Bus Lot to accommodate a bus lot canopy expansion and support services building.
still pending
Track this project →Saratoga Springs Senior Seminary
Northwest of New Alpine School District High School
General plan amendment and rezone from Planned Community to Institutional/Civic for a new seminary building near the high school.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat F Lot 606 (Mission Barbecue)
1199 North Redwood Road
Site plan approval for a commercial building housing Mission Barbecue.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →RMP Jumbers Substation Site Plan
West Village Parkway Parcel 59:011:0083
Site plan approval for a new electrical substation with a 10-foot concrete security wall.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →Spring Heights
2500 N. Redwood Road
A general plan amendment, rezone, and development agreement for 2300 N.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →Rocky Mountain Power Utility Fencing
West Village Parkway, Parcel 59:011:0083
Code amendments to allow up to 10-foot fencing for public utility infrastructure.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →Saratoga Springs Commercial Plat G
1233 Lake Drive
Site plan approval for a commercial pad with a drive-thru at 421 West Lake Drive.
approved (4-0) · still approved
Track this project →Andover Property
NE of Pony Express Parkway and Clark Drive
Intent to annex a 0.21-acre unincorporated parcel into the city limits.
approved (4-0) · still approved
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Also discussed
Storm Drainage Impact Fee & Facilities Plan Update
Residents from the Fox Hollow neighborhood shared harrowing accounts of severe basement flooding following a September 18th storm, raising concerns about retention pond capacity, clogged culverts, and city maintenance records. Homeowners demanded written findings, a designated city point of contact, and a thorough review of drainage infrastructure to prevent future disasters.
What it means: Future neighborhood residents if infrastructure improvements and drainage maintenance are successfully implemented.
Follow this issue →Proposed On-Demand Transit Expansion
City staff announced a joint grant application with Eagle Mountain to UDOT for $2.25 million over three years to expand UTA on-demand transit services citywide, providing point-to-point rides for youth and residents.
What it means: Seeking $2.25 million in external state grant funding over three years to subsidize expanded transit operations.
Follow this issue →Public Utility Fencing Standards Code Amendment
Rocky Mountain Power is proposing a new electrical substation on West Village Parkway, alongside a code amendment to update utility fencing rules. These upgrades are designed to support growing neighborhood power needs.
What it means: Area residents and businesses relying on stable electrical power infrastructure.
Follow this issue →Spring Heights II Rezone & General Plan Amendment
St. John Properties is asking to rezone land at 2300 N. Redwood Road from agricultural to regional commercial and light industrial.
What it means: Local residents seeking nearby commercial services and employment options, as well as the property developer.
Follow this issue →Title 19 Sign Regulation Amendments
The city is proposing code updates for informational and political signs to ensure rules comply with current standards and fit local needs.
What it means: City officials, candidates, and residents seeking clear, legally sound guidelines for political and informational signage.
Follow this issue →Alpine School District Support Services Building Rezone
The Alpine School District is asking to rezone about 21 acres near 400 North and Thunder Boulevard to allow for a new support services building and an expansion of the bus lot. This change affects local school operations and traffic flow in the immediate neighborhood.
What it means: Alpine School District staff, students, and local residents relying on expanded school support services.
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