Herriman City · week of September 5, 2026
2 developments and 5 issues moved in Herriman City
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Development activity
Black Clover Holdings Master Development Agreement
5200 W Herriman Boulevard
A master development agreement in the C-2 Commercial Zone adding wholesale/warehousing and outdoor recreation uses, relaxing building material rules, and adding landscaped residential buffers.
Discussed — no decision yet
Track this project →7300 West Zoning Amendment
13727 S 7300 West
A request to change property zoning from A-1-43 (1-acre minimum) to A-1-10 (10,000 sq ft lot minimum).
Discussed — no decision yet
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Also discussed
Solid Waste Service Transition
Herriman is looking at pulling out of the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District and approving a new trash collection contract with Waste Management. This could change how your garbage gets picked up and how much you pay.
What it means: Residents receiving streamlined or alternative waste collection services.
Follow this issue →Historic Preservation Efforts
The council is debating the future and restoration costs of the historic Dansie House, built in 1869, as part of the broader Herriman History Park project. Deciding whether to restore or demolish the building will shape how the city preserves its local heritage.
What it means: History enthusiasts and residents interested in local cultural preservation.
Follow this issue →Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Amendments
The city council is reviewing proposed adjustments to the FY 2027 budget to keep city finances on track. Residents can weigh in during the public hearing to see how taxpayer dollars are being reallocated.
What it means: Adjusts city revenue and expenditure allocations for fiscal year 2027.
Follow this issue →FY2027/2028 Departmental Budgets
The city council is reviewing proposed adjustments to the FY 2027 budget to keep city finances on track. Residents can weigh in during the public hearing to see how taxpayer dollars are being reallocated.
What it means: Adjusts city revenue and expenditure allocations for fiscal year 2027.
Follow this issue →Waste Recycling District Separation
Herriman is looking at pulling out of the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District and approving a new trash collection contract with Waste Management. This could change how your garbage gets picked up and how much you pay.
What it means: Residents receiving streamlined or alternative waste collection services.
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What's coming, and the deadline
Planning Commission · Thursday, September 17
- Preliminary Subdivision Plat at 5175 W Herriman Main Street
- Amendment to Herriman City Code 10-10 relating to Residential Uses
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