Let me lay down a little ground work before I voice my opinion and discuss a topic that I think the city should address. Firstly, lets talk about the Dark Skies Ordinance. Eagle Mountain city has a Dark Skies Ordinance that was approved by the City Council in 2014. The city website states this about…
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Explore the businesses, developments, and economic trends driving growth in Cedar Valley. From new real estate projects and local entrepreneurs to chamber updates and commercial expansions, we cover the heartbeat of our local economy.
Survey Shows EM Residents Don’t Want Urbanization – No to Multi-Family and High Density
There is a lot of discussion about what the difference is between Rural, Suburban, and Urban. There are several websites that discuss this, so I will just briefly identify the three types and what they include. Rural: of or relating to the country, country people or life, or agriculture. Suburban: an outlying part of a…
Read moreJanuary Newsletter Eagle Mountain Chamber of Commerce
UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS Connect 4 Lunch Networking Connect 4 Lunch is a great networking event! Held every third Thursday of the month at different lunch locations! Come connect with other business professionals. Bring your business cards and if you want to raffle a prize, bring that too! January location will be at State…
Read more20 Years of Change – Transportation Growth (Interview with Zac Hilton Manager of Streets and Storm Water)
Zac Hilton the Streets and Storm Drain Manager for Eagle Mountain has seen changes over the last 20 years. He can also grow a beard that makes most guys envious. Zac has been an employee of Eagle Mountain since October 1999. “I began working for Eagle Mountain on October 4, 1999. Back then Eagle Mountain…
Read moreEagle Mountain Chamber December Newsletter
UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS Connect 4 Lunch Networking Connect 4 Lunch is a great networking event! Held every third Thursday of the month at different lunch locations! Come connect with other business professionals. Bring your business cards and if you want to raffle a prize, bring that too! December location will be at Olive…
Read moreNearly 25 Units per acre? High Density Concept Plan sent to City Council for feedback.
On May 21st the Eagle Mountain City Council agenda included the following discussion item: Gateway Park Phase 4 Concept Plan. The cover letter provided in the agenda read the following: This is a conceptual plan for 442 multi-family housing units on 17.70 acres (24.97 DU/AC), within the Gateway Park development. The applicant is requesting feedback…
Read moreEagle Mountain 2018 Building Report
Eagle Mountain has continued to grow during 2018. But it has seen a decrease in growth in some areas, but an increase in others. For example, there were 71 less residential building permits issued in 2018 than in 2017. There was also a decrease in accessory apartments and other buildings permits. But the number of…
Read moreEM City Changes Septic System Regulations
On 8/21/2018, during the Eagle Mountain City Council meeting, the City Council voted to change the cities regulations and codes for septic tanks throughout the city. The planning commission recommended to the City Council that they approve the changes. In previous City Council meetings, where septic tanks have been mentioned, there has usually been discussion…
Read moreCity Revenue Encourages High Density Building
On July 13th, I did a Facebook poll on the Eagle Mountain Citizens FB page. The page has over 7,500 members that live in and around Eagle Mountain. The question I asked was, “Why do you live in Eagle Mountain?” I then added poll options as people requested them or suggested reasons in the comments…
Read moreAutomotive Repair Shop On Path To Come To EM City Center
During the July 9th 2018 Eagle Mountain Planning Commission meeting the Planning Commission approved a plan for a new Automotive Repair shop in Eagle Mountain’s City Center area. The proposal will now move to the City Council for discussion and ultimately approval or disapproval from the council. The Planning Commission agenda has this background on…
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