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Utah and Juab officials to convene surveyors and planners to resolve Santaquin boundary split
Summary
County representatives discussed annexation-driven parcels split between Utah and Juab counties near Santaquin, debated compensation options including water-rights trades, and agreed to convene recorders, assessors, surveyors and planners to produce boundary-adjustment options by late summer.
Officials from Utah County and Juab County met to address a long-standing boundary-line issue after annexations by Santaquin City left dozens of subdivision lots split across the county line. Participants said the split affects roughly 24–25 lots (about five bisected) and estimated the disputed parcels represent about $75,000 in annual tax revenue, a figure several attendees said needs verification by county assessors.
The meeting focused on technical and practical remedies rather than immediate policy changes. "I think it's about $75,000 in taxes that we're looking at," said Speaker 1, identifying…
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