THE OPEN BURNING PERMIT WINDOW OPENS MARCH 30th AND GOES THROUGH MAY 30th

This 60-day period is used to burn yard waste and tree trimmings.  There are two permits required. 

Permits are found at www.lonepeakfire.com and feel free to contact the fire department at 801-763-5365 with questions.

We urge those intending to burn yard waste to exercise extreme caution, have small piles, adequate fire breaks between other fuels, and never leave a fire unattended.

The second permit is a three-day air quality permit filed with air.utah.gov. The air clearing index is required to be greater than 500 and forecasting is only available for a three-day window.  Multiple three-day air quality permits can be completed during the 60-day permit window if needed.  

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PUBLIC SAFETY IMPACT FEE

Alpine City (the “City”), located in Utah County and serving development within the City’s boundaries, intends to contract to prepare an impact fee facilities plan (IFFP) and impact fee analysis (IFA) related to public safety services. The Service Area for this analysis is the entire municipal boundaries. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the requirements of Utah Code Ann. 11-36a-501 and 503. You are hereby invited to provide information for the City to consider in the process of preparing, adopting, and implementing or amending the referenced documents. A public hearing will take place before adoption of the updated fees.