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Utah County commissioners authorize process to consider sale of 37-acre Equestrian Park; BOE actions approved earlier
Summary
The commission closed a public hearing on disposal of the county-owned 37-acre Equestrian Park near American Fork/Lehi and adopted a resolution authorizing the county to begin disposal steps. Separately, the Board of Equalization approved one petition for a full hearing, denied four late appeals, and approved several property-tax adjustments.
The Utah County Commission on Tuesday adopted a resolution authorizing the county to consider disposing of a roughly 37-acre parcel known as Equestrian Park near American Fork and Lehi, and the Board of Equalization completed routine appeals work before the commission meeting.
The public hearing on the Equestrian Park attracted no speakers. Richard Nelson, public‑works director, told commissioners the island‑like parcel includes an indoor arena, outdoor arena, several pavilions and a playground and was originally acquired as a gravel pit and developed as a park. Rob Moore of the county attorney’s…
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