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Council approves small budget amendment and Panorama MDA changes; ordinance clean‑up passed
Summary
At its Dec. 10 meeting Herriman City Council approved Resolution R61‑2025 (two small FY2026 budget amendments), Resolution R60‑2025 (first amendment to the Panorama MDA adjusting boundaries and standards for double‑frontage lots) and a minor code amendment (Ordinance 2025‑27) removing an outdated organizational‑chart reference.
Herriman City Council voted on several procedural and development items at its Dec. 10 meeting.
Budget amendment: Staff presented two limited FY2026 adjustments and the council approved Resolution R61‑2025. The council authorized a $37,500 transfer from the legislative budget to information technology for a one‑time test purchase of report‑writing and data‑gathering software to be piloted in the community development department (citywide test) and a $4,250 appropriation from fund balance to complete a fire impact‑fee analysis. The public hearing on the amendment drew no public comment; council member Jared moved the resolution and Sherry seconded. Recorded votes (as announced): Jared — Yes; Teddy — Yes; Sherry — Yes; Tara — Yes; Mayor — Yes. The motion carried.
Panorama MDA amendment: The council considered and approved Resolution R60‑2025, a first amendment to the Panorama Master Development Agreement that adjusts project boundaries with Jordan School District property, reduces earthwork haul‑off and adds standards for double‑frontage lots (with requirements such as a five‑foot minimum setback from the sidewalk on rear yards). Planning staff noted the change reduces needed haul‑off by a substantial volume and planning commission recommended approval by a 6–0 vote. Council member Teddy made the motion to approve the MDA amendment with a requirement that a plat note address maintenance of any rear‑yard buffer; the motion passed with recorded aye votes and the meeting record noted that Councilmember Jared had stepped out during that vote.
Ordinance amendment: Council approved Ordinance 2025‑27 to remove an outdated reference to a city organizational chart in Title 1‑6‑8 of city code. The change allows the city manager more administrative flexibility for routine staffing classification changes and was presented as a housekeeping amendment. The motion to introduce and approve the ordinance was made and seconded and carried by majority vote.
Consent agenda and other business: The council approved the consent agenda as presented. The council later recessed into a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation under Utah Code.
Below are the formal actions recorded in the meeting minutes.
