Eagle Mountain, UT Special Events & Permits: Block Party Permits (2026)

030(A) carves out an exception for informal, noncommercial neighborhood gatherings: the license and fees or registration required by the chapter do not apply to noncommercial gatherings of persons on a cul-de-sac or within 150 feet on the same street. 30 otherwise demands, including insurance, security plans and sanitation facilities. The exemption has real limits. It only reaches noncommercial gatherings, so a party built around vendor sales, paid admission or commercial solicitation falls back under the general licensing rule. 030(A) also states the exclusion does not apply to structures operating under a temporary use permit, so a block party built around a rented tent, stage or other structure under a temporary use permit still needs to satisfy that separate permit process. 040. 30 assembly license, not from any other permit the city may require to place barricades or block vehicle access on a public street.