Lehi, UT Public Conduct: Loitering Rules (2026)

Section 6-5-4, Loitering, is narrower than a general vagrancy ban. It is unlawful to loiter, on foot or in or on a vehicle, upon business or commercial property within Lehi without having lawful business there or thereabouts, but only if the person knows their entry or presence is unlawful because notice against entering has been given in one of three specific ways: personal communication from the owner, a law enforcement officer, or someone with apparent authority to act for the owner; fencing or an enclosure obviously designed to exclude intruders; or the posting of signs likely to come to the attention of the person entering.

That structure means simply standing around on a commercial parking lot is not automatically illegal in Lehi; the property has to have put people on notice that entry is unauthorized, through a verbal warning, a barrier, or visible signage, before loitering there becomes a chargeable offense. 020 and was carried forward into the 2015 recodification. It sits in chapter 5's general offenses alongside curfew, park alcohol and firearms discharge rules, all enforced by the Lehi Police Department.