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Council moves forward with boundary‑adjustment process; public hearing set for May
Summary
Alpine approved a resolution to begin a municipal‑boundary correction coordinated with Draper City to fix a historical survey discrepancy; staff will hold a public hearing in May as required by state law.
Council approved a resolution to begin the process of adjusting Alpine's municipal boundary with Draper City in a narrow area where historic survey/plat lines created a small, unassigned sliver of land. Staff explained the gap originated from historical section‑line surveys and will require a public‑hearing process and inter‑jurisdictional approval; Draper and the county surveyor have been engaged and do not object. The council set a public hearing for 2026‑05‑12 and authorized staff to proceed with required notice and coordination. David Mortensen, a land surveyor assisting property owners, said the amendment "is just to put that back where it was intended to be," describing the change as a technical correction to deeded lines.
The action does not immediately transfer ownership of private parcels; it begins the municipal process that includes a statutorily required public hearing and subsequent votes if the boundary change is to proceed.
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