Enoch annexes 677 acres where Pidding LLC proposes up to 3,400 homes
Council passed the annexation ordinance Nov. 6; development agreements come separately
ENOCH - About 677 acres where Pidding LLC proposes a master-planned community are coming into Enoch after the City Council passed an annexation ordinance at a special meeting Nov. 6, according to a notice the city posted Nov. 9 on the Utah Public Notice Website.
What it means for you
The developer's proposed master plan shows roughly 300 to 700 single-family homes, 1,450 to 2,700 apartments or other multifamily units, and about 88 acres of commercial development, according to the city staff memo in the Nov. 6 council packet.
The vote decided only whether Enoch wants the land. The memo says approving the annexation is not approval of final development plans; the annexation agreement and development agreements are separate council decisions, which is where residents can still weigh in.
Pidding LLC filed the petition Aug. 11. The council accepted it for study Aug. 19, no protests were filed during the 30-day protest period, and a public hearing was held Oct. 7, the memo says. The agenda called for a roll-call vote; how each member voted will be in the minutes, which have not posted. Questions go to City Recorder Lindsay Hildebrand at 435-586-1119.
Source: Enoch City notice of ordinance passed, Nov. 9, 2026; Enoch City Council special meeting agenda and packet, Nov. 6, 2026, Utah Public Notice Website.
Annex 677 acres for the Pidding master-planned community, with room for about 1,750 to 3,400 homes, into Enoch (Enoch City Council). Map, dates and how to weigh in, from the public record: https://civicagent.org/d/pidding