Farmers Market in Eagle Mountain is set to start up again in 2022. The market will run on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm during the months of June, July, August and September. It will be located at Cory B Wride Memorial Park. It should be noted that they will close if there are…
Read moreOPINION: After Recent Accidents in Eagle Mountain
This article is my opinion and my opinion alone. I have reflected on recent events in Eagle Mountain and would like to share my opinion on them. I am sorry if this is hard to hear, or offends you, but I feel like it needs to be said. Lets keep any discussion that this article…
Read moreTickville Wash – Owl Habitat Destruction Timeline, Photos, and Documentation
In 2021 it came to the attention of some residents that a dry stream bed in Eagle Mountain called the Tickville wash was being modified by developers. This wash is the nesting location of some of Eagle Mountains’ earliest residents. In the cliffs of the wash, there are several Owl nests. Those nests are now…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Mayor’s State of The City with Transcript
“In the story of Eagle Mountain 2021 will go down as the perfect ending to our first quarter century it will also be notable for how it set the tone for the next quarter century.” This is the beginning of the Eagle Mountain State of the City 2022 which was released by the city on…
Read moreCedar Valley Was Once Its Own Utah Territory County
At one point The Cedar Valley, which currently is home to Eagle Mountain, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield was a county by itself. “In one of several efforts to reduce the size of Utah county, Cedar Fort was designated as the county seat of Cedar County, which existed between 1856 and 1861, at which point it…
Read moreOwl Habitat Destroyed, Eagle Mountain City Breaks Promise
EAGLE MOUNTAIN – This is a post from Facebook that was made by one of the Wildlife Champions in Eagle Mountain. Shon Reed started and is the main sponsor for the Eagle Mountain Kestrel Project. A project in Eagle Mountain that has placed Kestrel nesting boxes around the city and he has organized residents to…
Read moreEagle Mountain Looks at Changing Animal Code. Why?
Over the last few months the Animal Code has been on the agendas for the Planning Commission as well as the City Council. The code is being revised to adjust for setback laws as well as to change the number of animals allowed on certain size lots in Eagle Mountain. During the 2/1/2022 City Council…
Read moreWendy’s And Other Businesses Coming to Marketplace in City Center
EAGLE MOUNTAIN – During the upcoming February 15th, 2022 City Council meeting there will be several new commercial developments proposed in the City Center area of Eagle Mountain. The Marketplace at Eagle Mountain Town Center will have the site plan for a Wendy’s restaurant as well as additional retail pad with a drive thru location….
Read moreCity Council To Consider Water Rate Increase and Livestock Limits
During the February 1st, 2022 City Council Meeting the council will be looking at changing the Current Water rates for all residents as well as changing the number of animals allowed on different sized lots. ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING – An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah, Amending Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapter 6.10 Animal Zoning Regulations….
Read moreDecember Rumors – What are the Residents Curious About?
At the tail end of 2021 the Eagle Mountain City website started its Rumor Stop page. “Welcome to Rumor Stop for Eagle Mountain City. This page is designed to address rumors residents have heard about the community and the City government. Please review the rumors that have already been addressed for answers to your questions….
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