Planning Commission wrestles with questions of Lehi’s values and future traffic issues
Parker Brown revised building plan approved, sent to City Council
The Lehi
City Planning Commission meeting on Thursday, March 28, extended to well over
four hours as...
City Survey results: Growth, traffic still major concerns for Lehi citizens
Details of 2019 Lehi City citizen survey shared
Growth and traffic continue to be major areas of concern for the
1,274 Lehi residents who responded to...
Early Settlers in city fort to be honored at Lehi Heritage Day
The Lehi
Historical Society and Archives is
pleased to announce it will honor the early settlers in the Lehi City fort at
this year’s Lehi Heritage Day on Labor Day.
Have a basement apartment? The fee for legal application will triple in September
Rules for ADUs explained
Basement apartments, also known as granny
flats or mother-in-law apartments, and officially called Accessory Dwelling
Units or “ADUs” have been legal to own...
Lehi City addresses water safety questions
Considering the recent water scare in Sandy, Lehi City
officials wanted to calm concerns for Lehi Residents. Dave Norman, Lehi City
Public Works Director, said Lehi does not add fluoride to its water...
Lehi City Council denies controversial Ivory Homes development in split vote
In Lehi City Council meeting March 26, 2019, Lehi City
Council members heard over two hours of citizen input on a request from Ivory
Development to approve a 65-unit development located at 3200...
Carvana “auto vending machine” to be built in Lehi
Four City Council members met on March 12 to discuss, approve, or deny 22 agenda items. Among the items were three issues related to the construction of “Carvana,” a new concept in automobile sales....
Skyridge student arrested after mention of school shooting plans
An 18-year-old student at Skyridge High School was arrested Thursday after he reportedly confessed to his therapist about planning out a school shooting. The suspect was booked into the Utah County Jail the night...
Lehi Power crew to work on “Light Up Navajo” project
15,000 homes in the Navajo Nation have no access to electricity
Lehi’s Power Department is one of 22 other utilities from across the country committed to be part of the “Light Up Navajo” initiative working...
Firefighters and Public Safety employees hope to get a boost to their retirement
UPDATE: S.B. 129 has now passed
Utah State Senator Wayne A. Harper from Salt Lake County is sponsoring a bill (SB129) to enhance the retirement benefits for firefighters and public safety employees. The bill was...
