Cedar Hills Council reluctantly adjusts boundary

February 25, 2017, 3:22 pm

By Linda Petersen

January was a quiet month in Cedar Hills. In a tie-vote broken by Mayor Gary Gygi the City Council agreed to change the boundary with Pleasant Grove for one lot. The property owner, Dennis Thayne, requested the change because although his . 574-acre lot is in a Cedar Hills development it is difficult because of utility access, emergency response access and the length of the stem of the flag lot. Several council members said that it was a bad idea to approve boundary adjustments one lot at a time but in the end the resolution passed.
The City Council also approved a resolution supporting the proposed Murdock Connector which would provide another east/west connection across the north end of Utah Valley.

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Cedar Hills Council reluctantly adjusts boundary

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