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Eagle Mountain · City Council

Eagle Mountain council adopts archery ordinance, 5-0; other agenda results not yet recorded

October 6, 2026, 4:00 p.m. · Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers, 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah

The Eagle Mountain City Council adopted Ordinance O-45-2026 on Oct. 6, amending municipal code Chapters 9.10 and 17.47 on archery, by a 5-0 vote, according to the signed ordinance and the city's adoption notice posted Oct. 8. After a 4 p.m. work session on RV parking, the fire authority, chaplain services and the investment portfolio, the 7 p.m. session also listed a rezone and development agreement for Corrigan Farms to add the RTI overlay to a 41-acre parcel that could allow a data center with a natural gas power plant, updates to the culinary water and wastewater impact fee plans adding the Spring Run and Talons Cove area, code amendments on fencing, residential standards and master site plans, the Ranches Parkway interlocal agreement with Utah County, a purchase agreement with Smith's Food and Drug Centers, a community garden policy, and speed study results. Results for those items have not been verified; approved minutes have not been seen.

From the city's adoption notice or signed ordinance; approved minutes not yet seen. Updated October 22, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1.A-1.D · Other

    Work session: RV parking code, UFA overview, chaplain services, investment portfolio

    Pending

    Discussion items listed on the agenda for the 4 p.m. work session.

  2. Item 10 · Other

    Consent agenda: bond releases (into warranty) for Firefly NPA 8, Harmony and Overland Village 2 plats, and minutes

    Pending

    Bond releases for Firefly NPA 8 Phase A Plat 9 and Phase B Plat 1, Harmony Phase A Plat 14, and Overland Village 2 Phase A Plats 4 and 5, plus minutes of September 15 and 24.

  3. Item 12.A · Roads and utilities

    Ranches Parkway improvement interlocal agreement with Utah County

    Pending

    Resolution on the consent agenda; no amount is listed.

    • ContractAmount not given Ranches Parkway improvements interlocal agreement with Utah County
  4. Item 12.B · Contract

    Purchase agreement with Smith's Food and Drug Centers, Inc.

    Pending

    Resolution on the consent agenda; the property and amount are not listed.

  5. Item 12.C · Contract

    Purchase agreements for Utah County parcels 49:601:0079 and 49:601:0080 following a land disposal application in Pioneer Addition Phase II

    Pending

    Resolution on the consent agenda.

  6. Item 12.D · Parks

    Community garden policy

    Pending

    Resolution on the consent agenda.

  7. Item 13.A-13.B · Other

    Land disposal applications for portions of parcels at Silverlake Plat 29 and in Meadow Ranch plats (about 0.021 acre and 0.72 acre)

    Pending

    Resolutions to let two land disposal applications proceed, directing staff to begin notice and a public hearing.

  8. Item 14.A · Zoning

    Corrigan Farms rezone: add the RTI overlay zone to parcel 59:068:0006

    Pending

    Senior Planner David Stroud to present; the applicant seeks the overlay on a 41-acre parcel to potentially allow a data center with a natural gas power plant.

    Follow Corrigan Farms RTI overlay rezone in the development tracker →

  9. Item 14.B · Development

    Corrigan Farms development agreement

    Pending

    City Attorney Marcus Draper to present an agreement setting development and infrastructure requirements for the data center.

    Follow Corrigan Farms RTI overlay rezone in the development tracker →

  10. Item 15.A · Taxes and fees

    Culinary water impact fee facilities plan update

    Pending

    City Engineer Vince Hogge to add the Spring Run and Talons Cove area and update project cost estimates.

  11. Item 15.B · Taxes and fees

    Wastewater master plan and wastewater impact fee facilities plan update

    Pending

    City Engineer Vince Hogge to add the Spring Run and Talons Cove area and update cost estimates.

  12. Item 15.C · City code

    Ordinance O-45-2026: archery code, EMMC 9.10 and 17.47

    Approved · 5-0

    The council adopted Ordinance O-45-2026, amending Eagle Mountain Municipal Code Chapters 9.10 (Weapons) and 17.47 (Outdoor Shooting and Archery Range Overlay Zone). The agenda summary said it would allow outdoor archery ranges in the overlay zone and indoor ranges as a special use, with standards meant to discourage backyard archery.

    • The adopted exhibit includes archery range operating and safety standards: a plan of operations with a health and safety plan submitted to the planning commission, backstops on all archery lanes, and a ban on alcohol on the premises.
    • The ordinance took effect on passing. The record does not show approval of any particular range or an operating facility.
    • The signed ordinance is the source for this result; approved minutes of the meeting have not been seen.

    Vote: 5-0; Councilmembers Clark, Huish, Whiting, Wood and Wright voting yes; no no, excused or abstaining boxes marked

  13. Item 15.D · City code

    Fencing and screening code, EMMC 17.60.120

    Pending

    Would allow barbed wire fencing in the RTI overlay zone and bar barbed wire atop chain link in industrial areas except RTI.

  14. Item 15.E · City code

    Residential standards table, EMMC 17.25.040

    Pending

    Would treat existing lots under 4,500 square feet rezoned to RC, and existing smaller setbacks, as legally conforming.

  15. Item 15.F · City code

    Master site plans, EMMC 17.100.040

    Pending

    Would clarify when a master or standard site plan is required, require a separate plat application for subdivision within a site plan, and require master site plan approval before plat approval.

  16. Item 16.A · Roads and utilities

    Speed study results

    Pending

    Discussion only, about one hour.

What residents said

Data center with natural gas power plant at Corrigan Farms

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