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What Highland City Council voted on Dec. 2, 2025

Highland City Council · December 3, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal council actions at the Dec. 2 meeting: the water element of the general plan was adopted (5–0); boundary‑line resolution with Draper passed (5–0); Canterbury South Park was renamed to Charlie Greenland Park (3–2); the alcohol code was amended to remove the per‑zone restriction (4–1); Lone Peak ILA and 4800 West design contract and an asset management software purchase were approved.

Highland City Council took a number of formal actions at its Dec. 2 meeting. Key outcomes:

- Water element adopted (general plan amendment): Motion to adopt the water use and preservation element with amendments passed unanimously (yes: Kim, Ron, Britney, Scott, Doug). Staff will publish the revised element and return with the consolidated draft in January.

- Boundary with Draper: Council approved a resolution of intent to adjust the common boundary and set a public hearing date; the motion passed 5–0.

- Park renaming: The council directed staff to rename Canterbury South Park to "Charlie Greenland Park," design a monument and prepare a certificate for a dedication event (motion passed 3–2). Council also instructed staff to draft a formal policy on facility naming for future requests.

- Alcohol code amendment: The council repealed language limiting restaurant alcohol licenses to "no more than two per zone" while retaining an overall citywide cap of four licenses. The ordinance amendment passed 4–1; the citywide cap remains in place and state approval is still required for any license.

- Lone Peak Public Safety ILA: Council approved amendments to the interlocal cooperation agreement governing the Lone Peak Public Safety District (motion passed unanimously during the meeting).

- 4800 West design contract: Council awarded the design services contract for the 4800 West safety improvement project (design only) to a selected firm and approved the appropriation for design work.

- Enterprise asset management software: Council approved purchase and implementation of the Adam AI Enterprise Asset Management software with a multi‑year discount; council requested a future live demo for council members.

For each adopted motion, recorded roll calls are available in the meeting minutes. The body directed staff to publish ordinance text and updated guidance for applicants where applicable and to return materials for final votes where required.