Enoch votes Friday on annexing ~677 acres for Pidding LLC concept
Annexation would not approve homes or commercial buildings; agreements and zoning still come later.
ENOCH - Enoch residents will learn Friday night whether the City Council will annex about 677 acres that Pidding LLC wants inside city limits, according to the special-meeting packet on Utah Public Notice. The 6 p.m. roll-call vote is on Ordinance No. 2026-11-06-A; it is not a green light to build.
What it means for you: Neighbors of the petition area would see the land move into Enoch if the ordinance passes and the lieutenant governor later issues an annexation certificate. The applicant's master-plan concept ranges from about 300 to 700 single-family units, 1,450 to 2,700 multifamily units and about 88 acres of commercial development, the staff memo says. Annexation agreements, zoning and subdivisions still need separate public processes. Residents can speak during public comments at 900 E. Midvalley Road or on Zoom.
Pidding LLC filed Aug. 11. The council accepted the petition for study Aug. 19; the protest period ended with no protests; a public hearing was Oct. 7. Consideration was postponed so an annexation agreement could come later, the memo says.
Source: Enoch City Council special meeting packet, Nov. 6, 2026 (Utah Public Notice); Utah Public Notice 1120975, Enoch special City Council meeting.