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Herriman's population grew by 2.5% in 2025, and sales tax revenue also increased. While fewer homes were completed last year, a rise in building permits suggests more construction is on the way, indicating continued growth for the city.
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This change will reduce the amount of taxable area within the CDA, potentially decreasing future tax increment revenue for the city.
The Panorama Development Project benefits by being able to proceed with its subdivision plans.
Residents concerned about increased traffic, strain on resources, or changes to community character due to rapid growth.
The Herriman Business Center Commercial Development Area's boundary is being adjusted. This change is necessary to allow a specific development project, the Panorama Development Project, to proceed with its subdivision plans. The adjustment involves removing a portion of land from the CDA.
Allows the Panorama development to move forward with its subdivision plans.
The boundary adjustment allows the project to proceed, but removes some land from the CDA, potentially impacting future tax increment revenue.
This approval allows a new developer to take over the Panorama Master Development, continuing the planned growth and construction in that area of the city.
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One of Utah County's cities isn't just the state's fastest-growing city, but it's also one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, per new federal estimates.