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Heber City · City Council

Heber council approves Riverhawk annexation, telecommunications update and wildfire-interface map

October 6, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · Heber City Municipal Building, 75 N. Main St.

Heber City's Oct. 7 adoption notice reports three unanimous decisions at the Oct. 6 council meeting: approval of the Riverhawk Road annexation (Ordinance 2026-20), an update to the telecommunications ordinance (2026-21) and adoption of the Wildland Urban Interface map (2026-23). Each passed 5-0. These outcomes come from the recorder's notice, not approved minutes; the other agenda items, including the Finch Creek amendment and the Allwest cable discussion, have no recorded outcome here.

From the city's adoption notice or signed ordinance; approved minutes not yet seen. Updated October 23, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item IX.1 · Annexation

    Ordinance 2026-20: Riverhawk Road annexation (public hearing)

    Approved · 5-0 · About 1000 West and SR-113 (100 South)

    Public hearing on annexing about 3.38 acres at Riverhawk Road. The recorder's adoption notice says the council approved Ordinance 2026-20, 5-0. The notice does not describe state certification or any later step.

    • Acres: 3.38
    • Presenter: Jamie Baron, Planning Manager

    Vote: 5-0; the adoption notice identifies Barney, Cheatwood, Johnston, Ostergaard and Murdock voting yes

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  2. Item X.3 · Development

    First Amendment to Finch Creek Development Agreement

    Pending

    Consent item amending the Finch Creek development agreement. The council had approved changes 4-0 on Sept. 15 on condition of final review at its next meeting.

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  3. Item X.4 · City code

    Ordinance 2026-23: Wildland Urban Interface map

    Approved · 5-0

    Consent item amending the city's Wildland Urban Interface map. The recorder's adoption notice says the council adopted Ordinance 2026-23, 5-0. The notice does not describe parcel-level coverage.

    Vote: 5-0; the adoption notice identifies Barney, Cheatwood, Johnston, Ostergaard and Murdock voting yes

  4. Item XII.1 · Annexation

    Blue Sign annexation

    Pending · 2600 N. Highway 40

    General business discussion of the Blue Sign annexation.

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  5. Item XII.2 · Contract

    Allwest fiber optic cable placed above ground

    Pending

    Discussion of above-ground placement of Allwest cable and how it relates to the city's agreement with Allwest, which requires buried cable.

  6. Item XIII.1 · City code

    Ordinance 2026-21: telecommunications ordinance update

    Approved · 5-0

    Action item to update the telecommunications ordinance. The recorder's adoption notice says the council approved Ordinance 2026-21, 5-0, but does not state the final tower-height limits. The Planning Commission had earlier recommended allowing 80-foot towers (100 feet in commercial zones).

    Vote: 5-0; the adoption notice identifies Barney, Cheatwood, Johnston, Ostergaard and Murdock voting yes

  7. Item XIII.2 · Development

    Celebration Housing master development agreement

    Pending

    Action item on the Celebration Housing master development agreement. The agenda gives no details.

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  8. Item XV.1 · Roads and utilities

    1200 South and Mill Road roundabout design

    Pending · 1200 South and Mill Road

    Follow-up discussion on roundabout design.

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