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Herriman City

Herriman City · week of August 29, 2026

Planning Commission recommends approval of Amend Title 10 Land Development Code, 6–0

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What changed in Herriman City

  • Recommendation to Amend Title 10 Land Development Code

    6 yes, 0 no

    Darryl Fenn (yes), Adam Jacobson (yes), Heather Garcia (yes), Brody Rypien (yes), Andrew Powell (yes), Jackson Ferguson (yes)

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  • Approval of Monument Sign for Toscano

    6 yes, 0 no

    Adam Jacobson (yes), Heather Garcia (yes), Brody Rypien (yes), Darryl Fenn (yes), Andrew Powell (yes), Jackson Ferguson (yes)

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  • Approval of Site Plan for Commercial Restaurant

    6 yes, 0 no

    Adam Jacobson (yes), Heather Garcia (yes), Brody Rypien (yes), Darryl Fenn (yes), Andrew Powell (yes), Jackson Ferguson (yes)

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Development activity

  • Haven Event Center

    6087 W 11800 South

    A conditional use permit application for an event center, currently under review for parking compliance.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Midas Crossing Commercial Restaurant

    4948 W 12600 South

    A new 4,000-square-foot commercial restaurant site plan located in Midas Crossing, utilizing shared parking and meeting design standards.

    approved (6-0) · still approved

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  • Toscano Monument Sign

    12547 Herriman Auto Row

    A planned center monument sign featuring a digital advertising screen, serving Toscano near Mountain View Corridor.

    approved (6-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • land use zoning

    City leaders are updating zoning rules to officially allow food truck commissaries across more commercial and manufacturing zones. This helps local food truck operators meet state health code requirements while supporting small business growth.

    What it means: Local food truck operators and commercial property owners.

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  • Land Development Code Updates

    Established retail businesses will now be able to set up seasonal outdoor sales like pumpkin patches or Christmas tree lots without having to obtain separate temporary use permits every time. It cuts red tape for local merchants.

    What it means: Local retail merchants and shoppers looking for seasonal community activities.

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What's coming, and the deadline

  • City Council · Wednesday, September 9

    • Herriman History Park and Dansie House Discussion
    • Budget Amendment Public Hearing
    • Zoning Map Amendment at 13727 S 7300 West
    • Black Clover Holdings Master Development Agreement
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