Council adopts Storm Water Management plan, 4–0

Adoption of Ordinance 2026-27 (Storm Water Management Plan)

4 yes, 0 no

Steve Rogers (yes), Cyd LeMone (yes), Todd Williams (yes), Dianna Andersen (yes)

Adoption of Resolution 2026-041 (Alpine School District SRO Agreement)

3 yes, 0 no

Todd Williams (yes), Steve Rogers (yes), Dianna Andersen (yes)

Adoption of Ordinance 2026-25 (Downtown Master Plan)

4 yes, 0 no

Dianna Andersen (yes), Steve Rogers (yes), Cyd LeMone (yes), Todd Williams (yes)

Approval of Meeting Agenda

0 yes, 0 no

Consent Items Approval

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Commercial Site Plan at 224 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd

0 yes, 0 no

Stellar Point Commercial Site Plan

Pleasant Grove Boulevard

A commercial site plan for a retail pad in front of new apartments on Pleasant Grove Boulevard, designed to fulfill commercial square footage requirements.

Discussed — no decision yet

LDS Church Vicinity Plan Amendment

A request to amend a vicinity plan to remove a roadway through a proposed 12-acre religious building site, which was continued at the applicant's request following neighborhood discussions.

Discussed — no decision yet

Manila Neighborhood Vicinity Plan Amendment

approx. 3300 N 1100 W

A request to amend the vicinity plan for a 12-acre area in the Manila neighborhood.

still pending

Commercial Site Plan - 224 S Pleasant Grove Blvd

224 S Pleasant Grove Blvd

A commercial site plan for a multi-tenant retail building of approximately 6,500 square feet.

approved · still approved

Downtown Master Plan

Downtown Pleasant Grove

A comprehensive long-term master plan for downtown Pleasant Grove covering land use, mobility, and placemaking.

approved (4-0) · still approved

public safety

The council discussed establishing a dedicated budget line item to install streetlights in older, unincorporated neighborhoods lacking sidewalks and lighting after a pedestrian was injured.

What it means: Estimated at approximately $7,000 to $8,000 per light installation.

Raised 2 times this week

Downtown Redevelopment Strategy

The city is looking to finalize a long-term plan for downtown. This will guide how the area looks and functions for years to come.

What it means: Local business owners and residents who want a more vibrant and organized downtown.

Raised 2 times this week

downtown revitalization

The city is looking to finalize a long-term plan for downtown. This will guide how the area looks and functions for years to come.

What it means: Local business owners and residents who want a more vibrant and organized downtown.

Raised 2 times this week

Discovery Park Court Conversion (Pickleball vs. Tennis)

The council weighed neighborhood demand for more pickleball courts against the loss of lighted tennis courts at Discovery Park.

What it means: Pickleball players seeking additional court capacity.

economic development

Survey data shows Cook Family Park is a regional draw, bringing in visitors from across the state and country who patronize local restaurants and shops.

What it means: Local businesses, families, and regional visitors utilizing park amenities.

public safety/facility management

The city is renewing its partnership with the Alpine School District to keep police officers in our schools. This ensures safety for students and staff.

What it means: Students, teachers, and parents who rely on school safety programs.

pedestrian safety

Residents reported near-misses at trail crossings along major streets, prompting plans for painted crosswalks, blue reflective markers, and traffic calming.

What it means: Pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists navigating trail crossings.

School Resource Officer Interlocal Agreement

An updated agreement with Alpine School District ensures continued police presence in local schools with increased financial reimbursement.

What it means: Provides the city with $54,847 per year per full-time officer in reimbursement.

Commercial Growth in the Grove District

A new retail building was approved at 224 S. Pleasant Grove Boulevard to add sales-tax generating retail space.

What it means: Adds approximately 6,500 square feet of sales-tax generating retail space.