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Staff told the council the changes reflect recent action by the Utah Legislature. The amendment to Section 19.09 (off-street parking) strikes local limitations on tandem parking within residential zones that state law restricted cities from imposing. The amendment to Section 19.02 (definitions) incorporates terminology and procedures from Senate Bill 104, replacing the previous “property line adjustment” language with “boundary adjustment” and aligning the city’s process to the state statute.

Staff said the city will implement both simple and full boundary adjustment processes as outlined by state law. Council members moved and seconded the item (mover and seconder recorded at the meeting) and voted to approve the revisions with no conditions; the motion passed unanimously.

No changes to fees or additional implementation steps were recorded in the meeting discussion. Staff indicated these are housekeeping amendments to conform city code to state law rather than new discretionary policy changes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Meeting 6.3.25 Part 2","oneSentenceSummary","Saratoga Springs amended Title 19 of the city code to remove local restrictions on tandem parking in residential zones and to adopt boundary-adjustment definitions and processes consistent with recent state law (Senate Bill 104). The council approved the changes unanimously.","taxTitle","Saratoga Springs, Utah County, Utah","taxId",4713,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6527122,"Council adopts design standards and ordinance for small wireless facilities, adds 75-foot spacing condition",551,184000,735000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3648305-8cf1fd0bbb5eb81520c0c58bef992626&start=184&end=735","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3648305-8cf1fd0bbb5eb81520c0c58bef992626/thumbnail_184000.jpg","/articles/6527122/Saratoga-Springs/Utah-County/Utah/Council-adopts-design-standards-and-ordinance-for-small-wireless-facilities-adds-75-foot-spacing-condition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6527122-4b87861309c90b36773ceca4166dd0be/orig.mp4?Expires=1771164249&Signature=EBI0sSkAo6g5RKsgZHXTRyJAwhWP7Gs0CNwpowfne4SaQO0a8D2oHCpyjqyckVZimoNnFYc4Cx1nOmPJmpaOam31GIpJYDmYGbr6kc-Ms1XmaSTBlzqI~7~H53-LuXpA7~zq6mLdIht6TCe8NRqNyvaAQ2unnQgje6KVgmMsIaZv8PgFtpSlv1jkgCG1kuGB1ga~t-3FMsxu6ex8UixOc09trZz6BoplYUq98IKKRjT6UwsxwKJREdTiA8cHoC7R3d3lpHeEXL7laL~CX9nh0iP3~b3VeN5O00JG86MXyu3oSF183grUCptTF0ikp3EN0h6I2ZJT-r~UJBkk5WwWow__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Saratoga Springs City Council on Tuesday adopted amendments to the city code (Title 8.05) establishing design standards and an application process for small wireless facilities in the public right-of-way, and approved Ordinance 25-45 with an additional spacing condition for freestanding poles.

Sarah, a city staff presenter, told the council the amendment implements small wireless facility design standards to align the municipal code with state law and to set local aesthetic standards. The staff presentation defined four installation types: Type 1 (attachments to existing wooden utility poles in the public right-of-way), Type 2 (co‑located 4G/5G antennae on streetlight poles), Type 3 (freestanding single-carrier poles in areas where utilities are required to be underground), and Type 4 (larger multi-carrier freestanding poles).

Council members discussed the limits imposed by state law, circumstances when the city can require equipment be placed on an existing light pole rather than a new freestanding pole, and minimum separation standards. Staff outlined specific distances included in the design standards: 15 feet from trees, 15 feet from fire hydrants, and a 25-foot (city standard) radial separation from certain poles; more significant separations apply to freestanding multi‑carrier poles (250 feet radial separation from other type‑3 installations) and a requirement that providers not add more than one additional such installation per 200 feet. Staff also said the state statutory provisions apply only on qualifying roadways (the presentation cited a 62‑foot curb‑to‑curb roadway threshold to qualify under state law).

During the council discussion, one councilmember moved approval of the amendments and added a condition increasing the minimum separation between a freestanding pole and existing light posts from 25 feet to 75 feet; Councilman Karn seconded that motion. The council voted and the ordinance (identified in the meeting as City Ordinance 25‑45 dated the day of the meeting) with staff findings and the additional 75‑foot spacing condition passed unanimously.

Staff said an accompanying master lease agreement with any provider will be required under state law; staff told the council that the lease would give the city authority to remove equipment if the provider fails to maintain service or allows equipment to fall into disrepair. The staff presentation noted that design guidelines (to be posted on the city website under standards and specifications) will follow adoption and that a separate provider agreement will be negotiated and recorded.

No litigation, budget figures or implementation timetable were attached to the ordinance in the meeting record; staff indicated there will be a future step to execute provider agreements and master leases.","Saratoga Springs adopted amendments to City Code Title 8.05 to add small wireless facility design standards, application procedures and installation specifications. Council added a condition requiring freestanding multi-carrier poles to be at least 75 feet from existing light posts; the ordinance passed unanimously.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6527127,"Council approves revisions to village plans, adds plat notes about nearby RC park and commercial use",59,0,59000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3648305-8cf1fd0bbb5eb81520c0c58bef992626&start=0&end=59","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3648305-8cf1fd0bbb5eb81520c0c58bef992626/thumbnail_0.jpg","/articles/6527127/Saratoga-Springs/Utah-County/Utah/Council-approves-revisions-to-village-plans-adds-plat-notes-about-nearby-RC-park-and-commercial-use","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6527127-2abd1bac4ee44b0cd0ad37433be6bcd6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771164249&Signature=ddfzwcYIpT2WwIxUAMWCE1McB0rjOR7mxt~Ri5H0Ll~og52iWLZ6cC8rnrTKehlDBbrQuEP9fov2jCMec6sm2Ssh-igJMgAt5ms8f1-NFyjm4Qiv6Tpkozk0DDYKZcjYoTU3MKuHuQbK4jlzdP7IWMAX5mcVdVOXvVmJvo2oAO~RxIOJf9rdS5Kb1YDJ~-fejCY~rrlqKbgrZuhqQNqbJ6On4oIwyCWvCjT7Squx44jE7ztLy8ugPCV6jkOGtz~UOkqzbce6EJO5dwf52FhgI~sjFZChAHE7Cza9asP9uXKCJd8c4eaZvit2FRBLpN46rczYuKBqbqci2n70iFjAXw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Saratoga Springs City Council approved revisions to multiple village plans on a unanimous vote, removing specific plat notes and adding new disclaimers for future homeowners.

The council’s action removes a note in Village Plan 2 (page 76) and a note in Village Plan 3 concerning open space, and adds a plat note for Village 3 identifying a recreational RC park across the river and a plat note saying buyers will be informed they are moving adjacent to a community-commercial area. The council took the vote after a motion with a first from Councilman Converse and a second from Councilman Wheldon; councilmembers voted “aye” and the motion passed unanimously.

The changes discussed include taking out references to the “courtyard product” in Village Plan 2 and clarifying several plat notes so that future purchasers and residents know what amenities and adjacent uses to expect. An applicant representative thanked staff for extensive work on a large packet of materials and said the revisions improved view corridors, limited certain building types to six units, and clarified park and sidewalk improvements. Those remarks occurred during the agenda item discussion and public presentation; no separate public hearing vote was recorded.

Council members asked staff and the applicant to ensure that plat notes appear on all relevant lots so prospective buyers are informed about the RC park and commercial adjacency. No conditions beyond the recorded plat notes were listed in the official motion.

The formal action on the item recorded the motion as approved; the record shows the motion maker (first) and seconder named at the meeting and a unanimous outcome. The council did not attach additional ordinances or code amendments to this specific plat approval.

The matter will be implemented through recorded plat notes attached to the approved plats so that the disclosures become part of the subdivision documents filed with the city.","The Saratoga Springs City Council approved changes to village plans that remove certain notes, add plat notes for Village 3 identifying an adjacent recreational RC park, and add a plat note that future residents will be notified of an adjacent community-commercial area. The motion passed unanimously.","actionData","errors"]

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Council updates zoning code to remove tandem-parking restrictions, adopt boundary-adjustment terms from state law

Council adopts design standards and ordinance for small wireless facilities, adds 75-foot spacing condition

Council approves revisions to village plans, adds plat notes about nearby RC park and commercial use