December 10, 2025

Voting

• 5-0 amending the fiscal year 2026 budget
• 5-0 approving the Consent Agenda, which included the following:
• Fiscal year 2026 Job Classification Plan amendment
• Local consent for an off-premise beer retailer state license
• November 12 and November 18 meeting minutes
• Contract with UDOT to transfer 3.214 acres for U-111 right-of-way and a 0.007-acre perpetual easement
• Applications to the Wasatch Front Regional Council’s Transportation Improvement Program
• 4-0 approving amendments to the Panorama master development agreement
• 5-0 approving repeal of City Code §1-6-8

General Meeting

Councilmember Ohrn recognition

The Council formally recognized Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn, who is concluding eight years (two terms) of service on the City Council in the coming weeks. Rather than summarize the sentiments, appreciation, and memories from the Council in this brief recap, below is a link to that portion of the evening.

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HPD Knight of Heroes Award recipients

The Council recognized Herriman Police Department personnel previously honored by the Mountain West Chamber of Commerce for their response to a drowning incident at Blackridge Reservoir on August 17. The recognition highlighted their selfless, professional service and commended the actions taken during the incident. Click the link below to see that portion of the meeting.

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Black Powder Drive and storage units

The Council considered resident concerns regarding Black Powder Drive and Extra Space Storage. Some key concerns expressed were about lighting from the business's southernmost sign and a gate between the business and the neighborhood, which many feel contribute to safety concerns. The matter will continue to be discussed among the Council, staff, the developer, and residents to pursue a solution.

Panorama MDA amendments

Amendments to the Panorama Master Development Agreement adjusted the project boundaries, with no change to the total number of entitled residential homes, clarified potential administrative approval procedures, and updated some associated maps.

City Council board and committee reports

• Councilmember Hodges, representing the Jordan Basin Improvement District board, noted that the district's budget has been adopted, including a fee increase effective in January.
• Councilmember Ohrn, representing the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District board, reminded the public of the district's monthly billing cycle that begins in January. She also noted that the district is planning to charge a credit card processing fee for bill payments.

City Council comments

• The Council commended City staff for a successful Night of Lights event on December 1

Work Meeting

Herriman Rose & Herriman Main intersection

The Council discussed a UDOT funding grant to potentially construct an intersection improvement at Herriman Main Street and Herriman Rose Blvd. There have been some safety concerns at the intersection, which led to the safe walking route for Silver Crest Elementary being moved in 2024 from that intersection to another. Before deciding whether to accept the grant funding and proceed with the project, the City will meet with nearby residents in early 2026 to gather feedback.

Detached accessory dwelling units draft framework

The Council and staff discussed a draft ordinance to allow one detached ADU per lot in zones permitting single-family homes. The draft has requirements for size, height, setbacks, design compatibility, owner-occupancy, an added parking space, and prohibition on short-term rentals. The Council expressed desire to make sure road and other community impacts are appropriately mitigated. The discussion served as a starting point ahead of Planning Commission review.

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• Work meeting
• General meeting