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Commission adopts resolution to modify services in Polk Canyon after required public hearing
Summary
After a required public hearing in Eagle Mountain City, the commission voted 3–0 to adopt a resolution modifying services provided in Polk Canyon, with county leaders saying the effort is meant to coordinate services with the city rather than compete.
The Utah County Commission voted 3–0 to adopt a resolution to modify services in Polk Canyon following a public hearing the commission held in Eagle Mountain City.
Commissioners said the hearing met legal requirements and that city and county representatives appeared generally aligned on the proposed changes. The resolution was presented as collaborative rather than competitive with municipal action; the board said the intent is to coordinate services as development occurs.
Why it mattered: Polk Canyon services were the subject of public notice and a hearing required by the agenda; the resolution directs county service modifications meant to align with local needs and the city’s plans.
What was said: A commissioner noted the public hearing in Eagle Mountain was conducted as required and described the city and canyon representatives as "in sync" with the county’s intent. A motion to adopt the resolution (item 14) was made and seconded; the vote carried 3–0.
Next steps: The resolution takes effect as adopted; staff will follow up on implementing the specified service modifications and any coordination with Eagle Mountain City.
Vote: Adopt resolution contained in item 14 — passed 3–0.
