Cedar City public meetings in 2024

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee will meet on December 19, 2024, to review two proposed projects: a sign for Falcon Landing at 2605 N Main Street and a commercial building addition for Centro Kitchen at 50 W Center Street. The agenda includes presentations from the applicants and discussion of the proposals.

• Sign review for Falcon Landing at 2605 N Main Street (applicant: Velocity Builders/Platt & Platt)
• Commercial building addition for Centro Kitchen at 50 W Center Street (applicant: Hall/GO Civil)

The Sketch & Project Review Committee met on December 19, 2024, to review a proposed sign for the Falcon Landing development at 2605 N Main St. The applicant, Tyler Melling of Velocity Builders, discussed design changes and requirements with staff. No formal decisions were made; the item was a preliminary review with guidance provided.

• No formal decisions made; sign review was informational only

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission held a public hearing on a proposed development agreement for 2100 S Westview Dr, but the applicant, Caleb Leavitt, withdrew the proposal before the hearing. Commissioners allowed public comments, during which residents expressed concerns about traffic, water availability, density, and infrastructure. No action was taken; the item will not proceed until a revised proposal is submitted.

• Public hearing held for proposed development agreement at 2100 S Westview Dr (applicant: Caleb Leavitt)
• Applicant withdrew proposal before hearing, citing need for revision
• Residents raised concerns over traffic, water, density, and road infrastructure
• No decision made; item to return with revised proposal
• Minutes from December 3, 2024 approved unanimously

City Council

The City Council will discuss the adoption of a Water Conservation Plan and the creation of two public infrastructure districts at Shurtz Canyon. The body will also consider bids for North Watershed Test Wells and airport pavement preservation.

• Resolution for the adoption of the Cedar City Water Conservation Plan
• Public hearing for the creation of the Courtyards at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District
• Public hearing for the creation of the Trails at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District
• Bids for the North Watershed Test Wells project
• Contract for Runway 8/26 Pavement Preservation awarded to Straight Stripe Painting

The Cedar City Council approved a water conservation plan with Option 3 (193 gpcd by 2030), created two public infrastructure districts for Shurtz Canyon developments, and accepted a land donation for the Iron West Sports Complex. The council also approved a $5,407 change order for airport terminal work and tabled a decision on test well sites until a staff report.

• Approved AIP 049 Terminal FAA Change Order #6 for $5,407 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, bills, change order #5, and runway pavement contract (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Adopted Cedar City Water Conservation Plan with Option 3 (193 gpcd by 2030) (unanimous)
• Awarded bid to KV Ventures for North Watershed Test Wells, with work delayed pending staff report (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Courtyards at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Trails at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District (unanimous)
• Accepted additional land donation for Iron West Sports Complex (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for property negotiations (unanimous)

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to review three commercial building projects. The committee will examine plans for a seminary building, a U-Haul facility, and an arena addition.

• Commercial building review: Seminary Building at 803 W 600 S
• Commercial building review: U-Haul at 1501 S Providence Center Dr
• Commercial building review: Diamond Z Arena Addition at 11 S Cross Hollow Rd

The Sketch & Project Review Committee held a meeting on December 5, 2024, to review three commercial projects: a new seminary building at 803 W 600 S, a U-Haul facility at 1501 S Providence Center Dr, and a Diamond Z Arena addition at 11 S Cross Hollow Rd. No formal decisions or votes were made; the committee provided guidance and requirements for each project, such as landscaping plans, parking calculations, and utility coordination.

• Reviewed seminary building project at 803 W 600 S; no formal action
• Reviewed U-Haul project at 1501 S Providence Center Dr; no formal action
• Reviewed Diamond Z Arena addition at 11 S Cross Hollow Rd; no formal action

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee will discuss final recommendations for a sign ordinance and review 10-12 items from the use table for the Downtown Commercial (DC) zone. Staff reports cover a Small Business Grant due December 15, and a Façade, Tenant & Sign Grant currently open. A breakout session will address Utah Main Street 4 Points. No formal decisions are scheduled; matters are under discussion for future recommendation to the City Council.

• Sign ordinance final recommendations – Brent
• Review 10-12 use-table items for Downtown Commercial (DC) zone – Scott
• Small Business Grant due December 15 – Talisa
• Façade, Tenant & Sign Grant open until funding runs out – Talisa
• Breakout session on Utah Main Street 4 Points – Talisa

The Historic Downtown Economic Committee approved a motion to recommend halo-lit signs for downtown and to further explore regulations for ghost signs and murals. They also discussed the downtown commercial use table, recommending removal of large fuel stations and adding farmers markets. No final approvals were made; recommendations will go to the city council.

• Approved motion to recommend halo-lit signs and explore ghost sign/mural regulations
• Approved motion to explore monument sign size restrictions
• Recommended removing fuel stations over 5,000 sq ft with fuel islands from the Use Table
• Recommended adding farmers markets to the downtown commercial Use Table
• Approved November minutes

City Council

The City Council will meet to decide on an ordinance regarding alcohol-related licenses and permits and a resolution to amend Airport Rules, Regulations and Minimum Standards. The body will also review a preliminary concept for Fiddlers Park and maintenance for the lights on the "C".

• Ordinance amending Sections 23-11, 23-12, and 23-12-A regarding alcohol related licenses and permits
• Resolution amending Airport Rules, Regulations and Minimum Standards
• Deferral agreement for public improvements at 100 East and 900 North
• Specialized Aviation Services Operation (SASO) agreements with Wright Wrench Aviation and DCS Aviation
• Preliminary Fiddlers Park concept approval

City Council

This work meeting includes discussion of resolutions to create two Public Infrastructure Districts (Courtyards and Trails at Shurtz Canyon) that would allow developers to finance infrastructure through bonds repaid by property taxes. The council will also hold a public hearing on the Cedar City Water Conservation Plan, consider bids for the North Watershed Test Wells project, and award a contract for Runway 8/26 Pavement Preservation. A closed session is scheduled for reasonably imminent litigation and property negotiations.

• Resolution creating Courtyards at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District with $5 million debt limit and up to 0.6% property tax rate
• Resolution creating Trails at Shurtz Canyon Public Infrastructure District
• Public hearing on adoption of the Cedar City Water Conservation Plan
• Consider bids for North Watershed Test Wells project
• Consider awarding bid and contract for Runway 8/26 Pavement Preservation to Straight Stripe Painting

The City Council considered resolutions to create two public infrastructure districts (PIDs) at Shurtz Canyon—one for Courtyards and one for Trails—to finance infrastructure. No formal vote was recorded in the minutes; discussion focused on governance, financing, and disclosure. The council also held a public hearing on the updated Water Conservation Plan, which is required every five years for state funding, and discussed bids and change orders for airport and water projects.

• Considered resolution to create Courtyards at Shurtz Canyon PID (no vote recorded)
• Considered resolution to create Trails at Shurtz Canyon PID (no vote recorded)
• Held public hearing on updated Water Conservation Plan (no vote recorded)
• Discussed bids for North Watershed Test Wells project (bids not yet received)
• Discussed Change Order #6 for airport terminal (no vote recorded)
• Discussed AIP 0-19 terminal FAA project (no vote recorded)
• Discussed award of contract for Runway 8/26 pavement preservation (no vote recorded)
• Entered closed session for property litigation negotiations at 7:20 p.m.; adjourned at 8:43 p.m.

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a meeting to discuss and make recommendations on several public hearings. The most consequential items involve the Northfield Crossing Townhomes project at 550 W 1750 N, including a general plan amendment from MD to HD and two zone changes (I&M-1 to R-3-M and R-2-2 to R-3-M). The commission will also consider an easement on city property, an amended plat for Fiddler's Cove PUD, and a zone change for the Ashdown annexation at 1200 N 3900 W. Procedural items include approval of the November 19, 2024 minutes and the 2025 meeting schedule.

• General plan amendment and two zone changes for Northfield Crossing Townhomes (550 W 1750 N) from MD/HD and I&M-1/R-2-2 to R-3-M
• Public hearing on zone change at 1200 N 3900 W for Ashdown annexation to R-1
• Public hearing on amended plat for Fiddler's Cove PUD at 2015 N 665 E
• Public hearing on easement creation on city property (B-1407-0000-0000) by Blocker/Adams
• Approval of 2025 meeting schedule and November 19, 2024 minutes

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Sketch & Project Review Committee will meet on November 21, 2024, to review three commercial building projects: Cyprus Credit Unit, Nova 1, and T-Mobile New Collocation. These are preliminary reviews to assess project proposals before further approvals.

• Cyprus Credit Unit commercial building at 1373 S Providence Center
• Nova 1 commercial building at 336 N 3325 W
• T-Mobile New Collocation at 136 W Center St

City Council

The Cedar City Council will consider a deferral agreement for public improvements at 100 East and 900 North, two specialized aviation services operations (SASO) with Wright Wrench Aviation and DCS Aviation, and amendments to airport rules and alcohol licensing. A closed session is scheduled for pending litigation and property negotiations.

• Consider deferral agreement for public improvements at 100 East and 900 North (property of Jay Smith/Ira Express Inc.)
• Consider SASO agreement with Wright Wrench Aviation for aircraft maintenance at Cedar City Regional Airport
• Consider SASO agreement with DCS Aviation for specialized aviation services
• Consider ordinance amending alcohol-related license sections 23-11, 23-12, and 23-12-A
• Consider resolution amending Airport Rules, Regulations and Minimum Standards

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Leisure Services Advisory Committee will consider approving minutes from October 9, 2024, and will discuss the concept design for Fiddler's Canyon Park. No other substantive items are listed. The meeting is open to the public.

• Approval of minutes from October 9, 2024
• Discussion of Fiddler's Canyon Park concept design

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding plat amendments and a zone change. The commission will provide a recommendation on one zoning request and make staff decisions on two plat amendments.

• Zone change from AT to R-1 for 1941 E Ashdown Forest Rd
• Amended Plat for Ashdown Forest PUD
• Amended Plat for 424s W 1900 S (48 Ranch Phase 4)
• Ashdown Annexation

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board will meet to discuss informational updates including SkyWest enplanement figures (892 in September, 875 in October, 8,941 year-to-date) and various project reports. Action items include proposed changes to airport rules, regulations, and minimum standards, as well as approvals for Specialized Aviation Services Operations (SASO) agreements with Wright Wrench Aviation and DCS Aviation, and related subleases with Doyen Air and Southwest Property Exchange.

• SkyWest enplanements: September 2024 = 892; October 2024 = 875; YTD = 8,941
• Rules, Regulations, & Minimum Standards Changes
• Wright Wrench Aviation – Specialized Aviation Services Operation (SASO) and sublease with Doyen Air
• DCS Aviation – Specialized Aviation Services Operation (SASO) and sublease with Southwest Property Exchange
• Utah Army National Guard – Environmental Process Initiation; SUU Aviation – Campus Site Study

City Council

The City Council will meet to decide on several infrastructure and safety contracts, including water rights and license plate reader deployment. The body will also review engineering standards and wastewater project bids.

• Contract to purchase water rights
• Flock Safety LPR Deployment contract
• Bids and change order #2 for WWTP Effluent Reuse Filtration project
• Amendment to Iron County agreement for 4500 West wastewater transmission line
• Deferral agreement for public improvements at 100 East and 900 North

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee will consider a proposed ordinance text amendment to Section 32-8-C(3) concerning building setbacks in Planned Unit Developments (PUDs). The committee will also review two commercial building projects: a Fairfield Inn and Suites at 1515 S Old Highway 91 and another commercial building at an unspecified location.

• Ordinance text amendment to Section 32-8-C(3) on building setbacks in PUD
• Project review: Building-Commercial at 1515 S Old Highway 91 (Fairfield Inn and Suites)
• Project review: Building-Commercial (Administration) – no location specified

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Historic Downtown Economic Committee will meet to discuss a proposed sign ordinance and a list of allowable businesses for the historic downtown district. They will also receive staff reports on Blueline Design follow-up, an update on Hocus Focus, and plans for Small Business Saturday. A breakout session on Utah Main Street's 4 Points is scheduled.

• Discussion of Sign Ordinance
• List of allowable businesses for historic downtown
• Blueline Design follow-up
• Update on Hocus Focus
• Small Business Saturday planning

City Council

The council will consider approving an amendment to the interlocal agreement with Iron County for the 4500 West wastewater transmission line, clarifying the county's ability to grant connections to developers like BZI Innovation Park. Other items include a septic tank approval, public improvement deferral, water rights purchase, engineering standards revisions, bids for the WWTP Effluent Reuse Filtration project, and a Flock Safety camera contract.

• Consider amendment to Iron County sewer agreement (4500 West line) clarifying connection grants
• Consider approval of septic tank at 923 North 4200 West (Platt & Platt)
• Consider deferral agreement for public improvements at 100 East and 900 North
• Consider contract to purchase water rights
• Consider Flock Safety LPR Deployment contract

Historic Preservation Commission

The meeting agenda consists of procedural items and a birthday celebration. No official city business or policy decisions are listed.

• Birthday Celebration

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustments will hear three requests at its November 4 meeting: a home occupation for a dog grooming business, a variance to build a residential home without frontage improvements and for the height of an auxiliary building, and a variance for landscaping requirements in the right-of-way for a tire shop.

• Request for home occupation dog grooming business at 100 North Cove Drive / Doggie Stylez Pet Grooming / Kerrie Quinlan
• Request for variance to build a residential home without frontage improvements and height of auxiliary building at 923 North 4200 West / Platt & Platt / Aaron Sevy
• Request for variance of landscaping requirements in right-of-way at 1440 South Old Highway 91 / Discount Tire / Todd Mosher

Snow & Ice Control Committee

The Snow & Ice Control Committee met to review the Snow and Ice Control Plan (SICP) for the upcoming season. The body discussed airfield clearing operations, safety protocols, and coordination between the airport, city, airlines, and SUU staff.

• Review of priority areas for airfield clearing and runway surface monitoring
• Discussion of air carrier ground deicing and anti-icing programs
• Review of runway incursion and visibility safety concerns
• Coordination of snow plowing and sidewalk removal in the terminal parking lot
• Discussion of equipment availability and the addition of a material spreader for the red truck

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to recommend on two zone changes at 550 W 1750 N that would rezone parcels from I&M-1 and R-2-2 to R-3-M for the Northfield Crossing Townhomes project. They will also consider a zone change from AT to R-1 as part of the Ashdown Annexation, and an amendment to the Trails Master Plan for the same area. The meeting will begin with approval of minutes from October 15, 2024.

• Approval of minutes from October 15, 2024
• Public hearing: zone change from I&M-1 to R-3-M at 550 W 1750 N (Northfield Crossing Townhomes, Knudson/Langue)
• Public hearing: zone change from R-2-2 to R-3-M at 550 W 1750 N (same project)
• Public hearing: zone change from AT to R-1 (Ashdown Annexation, Ashdown/Ardurra)
• Public hearing: amendment to Trails Master Plan (Ashdown Annexation)

City Council

The council will receive updates from Intermountain Health and Southwest Technical College. The consent agenda includes airport pavement maintenance, change orders, and fee study approvals. Action items include budget and fee schedule revisions, property disposal near Airport Circle, metal building bids for Diamond Z Arena, and a closed session for property negotiations.

• Consider resolution revising 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Consider resolution amending Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Disposal of 0.26 acres of city property at 355 North Airport Circle
• Deductive change order #2 for Cedar Canyon Test Well: -$30,650
• Bid from LRB for Impact Fee update: $68,850

Redevelopment Agency

The Cedar City Redevelopment Agency will consider a resolution adopting revisions to its fiscal year 2024-2025 budget. A public hearing on the proposed revisions was held on October 16, 2024. The meeting is open to the public.

• Consider Resolution No. RDA-24.1023 revising the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a text amendment to regulate internal illuminated signs. The commission will also consider approval of the minutes from October 1, 2024. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Ordinance Text Amendment for Section 26-XVI-8 (Internal Illuminated Signs)
• Approval of minutes from October 1, 2024

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting with a public hearing to consider revising the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget. Other items include a request to refund $31,511.16 in water and sewer fees at 965 Spruce Street, a discussion on locations for gyms, and consideration of a resolution amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. The council will also consider grants and contracts for pavement maintenance on Airport Runway 8/26, bids for a pre-engineered metal building at Diamond Z Arena, and the disposal of 0.26 acres of city property near 355 North Airport Circle.

• Consider refund of $31,511.16 in water and sewer fees for two duplexes at 965 Spruce Street
• Public hearing to consider revising the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Consider resolution amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Consider UDOT grant and Woolpert construction agreement for pavement maintenance on Runway 8/26 at Cedar City Airport
• Consider disposal of 0.26 acres of city property at approximately 355 North Airport Circle

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency is holding a work meeting to discuss a public hearing regarding the revision of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget.

• Public hearing for the revision of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to review a presentation from the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). The commission will also discuss items related to a birthday, family game night, markers, and a concert.

• SHPO presentation
• Discussion of markers
• Discussion of birthday, family game night, and concert

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed text amendment to Section 26-XVI-8 of the zoning ordinance, which addresses internal illuminated signs. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from its October 1, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing on ordinance text amendment to Section 26-XVI-8 (Internal Illuminated Signs), presented by Tom Jett
• Approval of meeting minutes from October 1, 2024

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action/Awareness Team will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes, discuss unspecified Chrysalis and Crimson projects, and assign member tasks. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Airport Board

The Cedar City Airport Board will review enplanement data (877 in August, 892 in September, 8,066 YTD) and receive reports from SkyWest, Ardurra, TSA, BLM, FBO, SUU, Woolpert, and USDA. They will also consider action items including changes to airport rules and regulations, a lot change request from Worldlink, and two Specialized Aviation Services Operations (SASO) applications from Wright Wrench Aviation and DCS Aviation.

• Consideration of Rules, Regulations, & Minimum Standards Changes
• Worldlink Lot Change Request
• Wright Wrench Aviation – Specialized Aviation Services Operation (SASO) application
• DCS Aviation – Specialized Aviation Services Operation (SASO) application
• Enplanements: August 2024 = 877; September 2024 = 892; YTD = 8,066

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss several infrastructure projects and a development agreement for a new convenience store. The body will also consider bids for storm drain improvements and a water bill fee waiver.

• Development agreement with Maverik for a convenience store near 200 North Main
• Bid from Viking Excavation Inc. for $232,322.15 for 1600 N. Storm Drain Improvements
• Change order for Cody Drive Roadway Improvement project in the amount of $65,441.95
• Deductive change orders totaling -$245,197.50 for Mud Springs Production Well Project 2024
• Agreement with Iron County for a new Iron County Correctional Facility

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

This is a regular meeting of the Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee. The agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes, updates on RAP (Recreation, Arts, and Parks) projects, and reports from divisions including Aquatics, Cross Hollow, Golf, Parks, and Recreation. No specific decisions or proposals are listed beyond these updates and reports.

• Approval of minutes from August 21, 2024
• RAP Project Updates
• Division reports: Aquatics, Cross Hollow, Golf, Parks, Recreation

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Historic Downtown Economic Committee is meeting to review staff reports on downtown updates and design. The body will discuss recommendations for internally lit lights on Main Street and hold breakout sessions based on a Four Point Approach.

• Recommendations for internal ly lit lights on Main Street
• Blueline Design report
• Use Table report
• Four Point Approach breakout sessions

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Sketch & Project Review Committee will meet on October 3, 2024, to review the Northfield Crossing Townhomes project. The agenda includes a zone change from I & M-1 to R-3-M at 550 W 1750 N, a development agreement, and multiple general plan and zone changes at 2100 S Westview Dr. The committee will discuss these items but no final decisions are indicated.

• Zone change from I & M-1 to R-3-M for Northfield Crossing Townhomes at 550 W 1750 N
• Development agreement for 2100 S Westview Dr
• General plan change from LD to MD at 2100 S Westview Dr
• General plan change from MD to HN at 2100 S Westview Dr
• Zone changes from MPD to R-2-2 and from MPD to R-3-M at 2100 S Westview Dr

City Council

The City Council will discuss a development agreement for a Maverik convenience store and gas station at 200 North Main. The body will also consider bids for storm drain improvements and an agreement for a new Iron County Correctional Facility.

• Development agreement for a 5,974 square foot Maverik store at 200 North Main
• Bids for the 1600 N. Storm Drain Improvements project
• Agreement with Iron County for a new Iron County Correctional Facility
• Public hearing regarding waiving late fees on a water bill for Sam Taylor
• Change order for the Cody Drive Roadway Improvement project

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will consider approving minutes from September 17 and hold a public hearing on an ordinance text amendment for internal illuminated signs. The commission will also recommend revisions to engineering standards for existing lateral connections, blow-off sizes, and water meter barrel sizes.

• Public hearing on Ordinance Text Amendment Section 26-XVI-8 regarding internal illuminated signs
• Engineering Standards Revision Section 3.5.8 for existing lateral connections
• Engineering Standards Revision Detail W 01 for blow-off size
• Engineering Standards Revision Detail W 05 for water meter barrel size
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2024 (procedural)

City Council

The City Council will review several infrastructure bids and local business licenses. Key items include airport project change orders and roofing and solar work for city fire stations.

• Change orders 1, 2, & 3 for the Terminal Expansion Project totaling $25,958
• Bid from Stout Roofing Inc. for $36,690 to re-roof Fire Stations 1 and 2
• Bid from Raven Solar Services, LLC for $21,500 for solar panel work at Fire Station 1
• Alcohol local consents for Don Miguel's (453 South Main Street) and Erawan Thai cuisine (1190 S. Sage Dr.)
• Ordinance to amend the Storm Drain Master Plan at approximately 1900 South Old Highway 91

The Cedar City Council voted unanimously to reallocate $2.2 million from a planned water tank to the Cedar Canyon Spring filtration building and system. The council also denied a pioneering agreement for the Chelsey Phase 1A Subdivision, approved a storm drain master plan amendment, and approved several consent agenda items including alcohol licenses and a roofing bid.

• Reallocated $2.2M from water tank to Cedar Canyon Spring filtration building (unanimous)
• Denied pioneering agreement for Chelsey Phase 1A Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved storm drain master plan amendment at 1900 South Old Highway 91 (unanimous)
• Approved vesting extension for Iron Crest Subdivision Phase 2 until June 21, 2025 (unanimous)
• Vacated public utility easement at 1972 and 1960 Mahogany Circle (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including alcohol licenses and roofing bid (unanimous)
• Tabled plaque for property donation by Geo. A. Wood (unanimous)

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch/Project Review Committee will meet to discuss one sketch item (Public Works Improvement at 800 North between 3100-3900 West for Amber Industrial) and several project reviews including signs for Spot Free Car Wash and Box N Locks, a fuel canopy for Tenibles, and commercial buildings for Pickle and Putt and Triple J Development. The committee may make recommendations or decisions on these proposals.

• Sketch: Public Works Improvement for Amber Industrial at 800 N 3100-3900 W
• Sign review: Spot Free Car Wash at 888 W 200 N
• Sign review: Box N Locks at 1216 N Bulldog
• Fuel canopy: Tenibles at 672 E Canyon Ranch Dr
• Commercial building: Pickle and Putt at 253 N 3325 W

City Council

The City Council will review local consent for two restaurant liquor licenses and a reimbursement agreement for water and sewer lines. The body will also consider several memorial plaques and facility maintenance bids.

• Local consent for liquor licenses for Don Miguel's (453 South Main Street) and Erawan Thai Cuisine (1190 S. Sage Dr., Suite D)
• Pioneering Agreement for Chelsey Phase 1A Subdivision regarding water and sewer line reimbursement
• Bids from Raven Solar Services, LLC for solar panel removal and Strout Roofing Inc. for re-roofing Fire Stations 1 and 2
• Public hearing to vacate a public utility easement near 1972 and 1960 Mahogany Circle
• Proposed memorial plaques for Geo. A. Wood in the City park and Richard Bagley at the Cross Hollow Arena

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will consider two public hearing items: a development agreement recommendation for 10 North Main Street (Maverik/Meyers) and an amended plat for 1806 S Twilight Lane in Saddleback Ridge Phase 6 (GO Civil). They will also vote on approving the minutes from the September 3, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing on Development Agreement (Recommendation) at 10 North Main Street
• Public hearing on Amended Plat for 1806 S Twilight Lane, Saddleback Ridge Phase 6
• Approval of minutes from September 3, 2024 meeting

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team is meeting to discuss a transportation initiative and internal security for Chrysalis. The board will also determine the date and time for future meetings and handle member assignments.

• Transportation Initiative
• Chrysalis Internal Security
• Member Assignments

The Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team discussed concerns about law enforcement calls involving Chrysalis clients and planned a November roundtable with Chrysalis, Crimson, law enforcement, and the Iron County School District. No formal decisions were made; the board assigned members to continue conversations and set the roundtable agenda for October. The minutes from August 8, 2024, were not approved.

• Planned November roundtable with Chrysalis, Crimson, law enforcement, and ICSD
• Assigned Milt and Ben to continue conversations with Crimson and Chrysalis
• Assigned Milt to meet with mayors
• Assigned Stephanie to talk to Evan about law enforcement, Crimson, and Chrysalis
• Assigned Stephanie to talk to Superintendent Hatch and DSPD
• Minutes from August 8, 2024, not approved

Airport Board

The Cedar City Airport Board will review and possibly vote on changes to airport rules, regulations, and minimum standards. The board will also receive updates on enplanement numbers (July 859, August 877), various airport projects, and operational items such as snow season preparation and badging updates. No financial actions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Review of proposed changes to Rules, Regulations, & Minimum Standards (action item)
• Enplanement statistics: July 2024 = 859, August 2024 = 877, YTD = 7,174
• Airport project updates: irrigation canal cleanup, grounds cleanup, access road improvements, lighting repairs, asphalt stripping
• Security/badging update regarding vehicle incidents
• Discussion on airline development conferences and Utah Airport Operators Association Fall Conference

City Council

The Cedar City Council will discuss a proposed trial of Flock Safety license plate reader technology, presented by Police Chief Darin Adams, and consider an ordinance to rezone property at 350 S. Dewey Avenue from Residential Multiple Unit (R-3-M) to Student Housing District (SHD). Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, bills, alcohol permits, an access easement, and a feasibility study for the 2400 N/I-15 interchange.

• Discussion of License Plate Reader technology and trial implementation by Chief Darin Adams
• Ordinance changing zone from R-3-M to Student Housing District for property at approximately 350 S. Dewey Ave (action)
• Resolution revising City Engineering Standards Section 4.2.1 regarding HDPE pipe (action)
• Approve single event alcohol permit for Warehouse Bar & Kitchen parking lot party on September 21
• Approve participation in 2400 N / I-15 Interchange / Main St / I-15 Underpass feasibility study

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission will meet on September 10, 2024, to approve minutes, hear a public agenda item from Cache Valley Bank, and discuss a Birthday Celebration event including a family game night, markers, and a concert. Items on education and outreach are also on the agenda. The meeting is largely procedural and focused on planning upcoming events.

• Public agenda: Cache Valley Bank
• Family Game Night scheduled for Friday, November 8 at 6:00pm
• Concert scheduled for Monday, November 11 at 7:00pm
• Markers for birthday celebration — details to be determined
• Education and Outreach discussion

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission met on September 10, 2024, and approved the minutes from the August 13 meeting. The commission discussed a potential ordinance to protect historic downtown aesthetics, with members considering revisiting City Council for support. No formal decisions were made on this topic, and the meeting was largely informational.

• Approved minutes from August 13, 2024 (unanimous)
• Discussed potential downtown ordinance changes to prevent developments like Maverik (no action taken)
• Scheduled a walkthrough of Cache Valley Bank restoration for September 18
• Planned monument dedication for November 9 at 10 a.m.
• Discussed broadcasting concert, pending cost review

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustments will hold a meeting to consider a request for a variance for a four-plex housing unit located at 292 South 400 East, submitted by Tad Draper. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and findings of fact.

• Request for Variance for 4-plex housing unit at 292 South 400 East / Tad Draper

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Sketch & Project Review Committee will review a zone change from AT to CC at 803 N Lund Hwy and a development agreement for a Maverik at 189 N Main St. Multiple commercial building and sign projects are also on the agenda, along with city items including an ordinance text amendment on internally illuminated signs and three engineering standards revisions.

• Zone Change from AT to CC at 803 N Lund Hwy (Adamson/Platt & Platt)
• Development Agreement for Maverik at 189 N Main St (Maverik/Meyers)
• Ordinance Text Amendment Section 26-XVI-8 on internal illuminated signs
• Engineering Standards Revision Detail W 05 - Water Meter Barrel Size
• Commercial building - Eight Buildings at 335 N 3325 W (Diamonti Industrial)

The committee reviewed a proposed development agreement for a Maverik gas station at 189 N Main St, including a 6,000 sq ft building, 10 fuel islands, and signage. No formal decisions were made; the item was discussed with staff comments for revisions. A zone change for 803 N Lund Hwy from AT to CC was also reviewed, along with several commercial building projects.

• Reviewed Maverik development agreement for 189 N Main St (no vote)
• Reviewed zone change for 803 N Lund Hwy from AT to CC (no vote)
• Reviewed commercial building at 189 N Main St (no vote)
• Reviewed Maverik sign at 189 N Main St (no vote)
• Reviewed commercial building at 803 N Lund Hwy (no vote)
• Reviewed 8-building commercial project at 335 N 3325 W (no vote)
• Reviewed commercial building at 276 N 3325 W (no vote)
• Reviewed drive-through building at 200 N 100 W (no vote)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a recommendation on a final plat extension for Iron Crest Phase 2, submitted by Platt & Platt. The meeting also includes approval of the August 20, 2024 minutes.

• Public hearing for final plat extension of Iron Crest Phase 2
• Approval of minutes from August 20, 2024

City Council

This is a joint meeting between the Cedar City Council and the Iron County School District to discuss shared priorities. Topics include youth programs, growth areas, the 2024 school bond, a proposed traffic signal, pedestrian safety, and school resource officers. The agenda consists entirely of discussion items with no decisions or votes scheduled.

• Discussion on the 2024 school bond and number of registered pupils
• Proposed traffic signal at Center Street and 200 East
• Safe Routes Utah grant update
• School Resource Officers and security discussion
• Lawn watering study on city water and secondary water at school properties

The Cedar City Council and Iron County School District held a joint meeting to discuss shared needs, including youth programs, facility collaboration, and growth impacts. No formal votes or binding decisions were made; the meeting was informational and exploratory. Key topics included the district's proposed $66 million bond for a new elementary school and alternative programs facility, a potential indoor gymnasium, and traffic safety improvements.

• No formal decisions or votes taken; meeting was informational
• Discussed $66M school bond for new elementary and alternative school
• Explored collaboration on indoor gymnasium and youth facilities
• Reviewed growth areas and school capacity concerns
• Discussed traffic signal at Center Street and 200 East
• Updated on Safe Routes Utah grant for pedestrian safety
• Discussed outdoor classroom at Fiddlers Canyon park
• Requested data on school water use for secondary water conversion

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a zone change from R-3-M to Student Housing District at approximately 350 S. Dewey Ave. The council will also consider alcohol permits for Warehouse Bar & Kitchen and Kabuto Sushi, an access easement, a change order for airport terminal electrical work, surplus property, and participation in a feasibility study for the 2400 N / I-15 Interchange and Main St / I-15 Underpass. The planning commission gave a negative recommendation on the zone change.

• Public hearing to consider zone change from R-3-M to Student Housing District at 350 S. Dewey Ave
• Consider single event alcohol permit for Warehouse Bar & Kitchen to host a parking lot party on September 21
• Consider local consent alcohol license for Kabuto Sushi at 927 S. Main Street
• Consider change order to AIP-049 for electrical changes at the Airport Terminal project
• Consider participation in the 2400 N / I-15 Interchange / Main St / I-15 Underpass feasibility study

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on consent items including a $174,975 bid for light bases, a property disposal, and an alcohol permit. The main business includes a development agreement for the 1,090-acre Iron Horse project, zoning and general plan amendments near 170 South 100 West and 600 North/3500 West, and a resolution to revise the 2024-2025 budget.

• Approve bid of $174,975 from MUSCO for Iron West light bases
• Consider development agreement with Leavitt Land for 1,090.43 acres between Iron Horse Road and Cross Hollow Road
• Consider ordinance changing zone from central commercial to high density residential (R-3-M) near 170 South 100 West
• Consider ordinance changing zoning from Annex Transition to Industrial and Manufacturing (I&M1) near 600 North and 3500 West
• Consider resolution revising the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget

The Cedar City Council approved the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget revision as proposed, but removed $300,000 for a building in the canyon, pending further study. They also approved several land use changes, including a development agreement for 1,090 acres near Iron Horse Road and rezoning for properties at 170 South 100 West and 600 North 3500 West. The council tabled a resolution on HDPE pipe standards until September 11.

• Approved consent agenda items 1-6, 8, 9 (unanimous)
• Approved $297,900 grant amendment for Southern Utah Reuse Grant Program (unanimous)
• Approved development agreement with Leavitt Land for Iron Horse RDO, 1,090.43 acres (5-0)
• Approved General Plan amendment from Mixed Use to High Density Residential at 170 S 100 W (5-0)
• Approved development agreement with Southern Utah Investment Holdings LLC for 0.60 acres at 170 S 100 W (5-0)
• Approved General Plan amendment from Rural Estate Residential to Business and Light Manufacturing at 600 N 3500 W (5-0)
• Approved zone change from Central Commercial to High Density Residential at 170 S 100 W (5-0)
• Approved zone change from Annex Transition to Industrial & Manufacturing-1 at 600 N 3500 W (5-0)

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee will discuss and possibly take action on Safe Streets and Roads for All funding. The agenda also includes review of meeting minutes, updates on the Slow Roll program, grant updates, and subcommittee reports.

• Safe Streets and Roads for All funding discussion
• Slow Roll program update
• Grant updates
• Review and approval of meeting minutes

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning changes and a large development agreement for the Iron Horse property, along with considering a property disposal, alcohol permit, and fiscal year budget revisions. The meeting also includes multiple administrative items such as bids and engineering service proposals.

• Consider a single event alcohol permit for the Cedar City Elks Lodge on September 14, 2024.
• Consider disposing of +/- 0.26 acres of city-owned property near 2130 West Highway 56.
• Public hearing to consider a development agreement with Leavitt Land for the Iron Horse RDO, +/- 1,090.43 acres between Iron Horse Road and Cross Hollow Road, allowing sheep grazing.
• Public hearings on zoning changes: at 170 South 100 West from central commercial to high density residential, and at 600 North and 3500 West to industrial and manufacturing.
• Public hearing to consider revisions to the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget.

The Cedar City Council held a public hearing and approved a budget revision allocating $15,000 to Youth Futures, approximately $48,000 for fire station roofing, $190,000 for the Iron West pipeline, and $313,000 for the Cedar Canyon pilot project. The council also discussed but did not vote on several items, including a Park Discovery renovation presentation and a proposed development agreement for sheep grazing on 1,090 acres. The meeting included a closed session for property negotiations and pending litigation.

• Approved budget revision with $15,000 for Youth Futures, $48,000 for fire station roof, $190,000 for Iron West pipeline, $313,000 for Cedar Canyon project (unanimous)
• Approved single event alcohol permit for Cedar City Elks Lodge on September 14, 2024 (consent)
• Approved disposing of 0.26 acres of city-owned property near 2130 West Highway 56 (consent)
• Approved development agreement with Leavitt Land for sheep grazing on 1,090.43 acres between Iron Horse Road and Cross Hollow Road (consent)
• Approved general plan amendment from Mixed Use to High Density Residential R-3-M on property near 170 South 100 West (consent)
• Approved zone change from Central Commercial to High Density Residential R-3-M on property near 170 South 100 West (consent)
• Approved development agreement with Southern Utah Investment Holdings LLC for 0.60 acres near 170 South 100 West (consent)
• Approved general plan amendment from Rural Estate Residential to Business and Light Manufacturing on property near 600 North and 3500 West (consent)

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Leisure Services Advisory Committee will approve minutes from May 15, 2024, and discuss design concepts for Fiddler's Park. They will also review approved Recreation Arts and Parks (RAP) projects, including the Park Discovery Renovation.

• Approval of minutes from May 15, 2024
• Fiddler's Park Design Concepts discussion
• Park Discovery Renovation under approved RAP projects

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a meeting on August 20, 2024, at 5:15 p.m. to consider regular agenda items including approval of minutes from August 6, and two requests to vacate public utility easements (PUEs) on N Mahogany. The first request is for 1972 N Mahogany Lot 8B by Bryan Hill; the second is by Steve Swann and Corey Childs.

• Approval of minutes from August 6, 2024
• Request to vacate PUE at 1972 N Mahogany Lot 8B (Bryan Hill)
• Request to vacate PUE by Steve Swann and Corey Childs

The Cedar City Planning Commission approved the August 6, 2024 minutes unanimously. It recommended vacating public utility easements (PUEs) on two lots on N Mahogany, and recommended granting a non-exclusive easement across city property at approximately 725 N 1300 W for access to a property. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved minutes from August 6, 2024 (unanimous)
• Recommended vacating PUE for Lot 8 C on N Mahogany (unanimous)
• Recommended vacating PUE for Lot 7 C on N Mahogany (unanimous)
• Recommended granting non-exclusive easement on city property at 725 N 1300 W (unanimous)

City Council

The Cedar City Council will discuss and vote on a consent agenda including minutes, bills, alcohol permits, and engineering variances, followed by action items such as annexing 34.82 acres, amending the general plan and zoning for high-density development near 3000 North and 2300 West, and approving a development agreement for Creekside Village. Other items include bids for the Cedar City Cemetery Renovation, modifications to off-premise advertising sign ordinances, and a closed session for property negotiations.

• Annexation of approximately 34.82 acres near 600 North and 3700 West (Item 8)
• Ordinance to amend general plan from medium to high density on property near 3000 North and 2300 West (Item 13)
• Zone change from R-2-2 to R-3-M on same property (Item 14)
• Development agreement with DDJ Investment LLC for Creekside Village (Item 15)
• Bids for Cedar City Cemetery Renovation project (Item 12)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss a CLG presentation by Kirk Huffaker. The commission will also determine the date and location for its September meeting.

• CLG presentation by Kirk Huffaker
• Scheduling of September meeting date and location

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission heard a presentation on a reconnaissance-level survey of the Cedar North Elementary School neighborhood, which found no individual nominations or historic districts but identified two homes for further study. The commission also discussed the National Register nomination for the Cedars Hotel, which is pending completion of renovations. No formal decisions were made on these items.

• Approved minutes from July 9, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action/Awareness Committee will meet on August 8, 2024, at 12:30 p.m. The agenda includes approval of minutes, a business recognition, discussion of Chrysalis internal security, and a transportation initiative. No specific decisions or proposals are listed beyond these discussion items.

• Approval of minutes
• Business recognition by Councilmember Ron Riddle
• Discussion of Chrysalis internal security
• Transportation initiative discussion
• Other business

The Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team approved the June 13, 2024 minutes unanimously. They tabled the business recognition for Ron and the transportation initiative until next month. The team discussed concerns about Chrysalis and Crimson residential facilities, including lack of funding, training, and strain on public safety, and decided to invite Chrysalis to a future meeting to address these issues.

• Approved June 13, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled business recognition for Ron until next month
• Tabled transportation initiative until next month
• Planned to invite Chrysalis to September or October meeting

Airport Board

The Cedar City Airport Board will meet to approve minutes from July 11 and receive informational updates on SkyWest enplanements (June 1001, July 859, YTD 6,297) and reports from various agencies. They will discuss an airport update including a domed hangar water repair, Title VI Civil Rights Plan, SPCC Plan update, Essential Air Service bids, and a request for bids for terminal vending. Action items include dust control and vehicle traffic/security access controls.

• SkyWest enplanements: June 1001, July 859, YTD 6,297
• Domed Hangar Water Repair project update
• Essential Air Service Bids
• Request for Bids for Terminal Vending
• Action items: Dust Control and Vehicle Traffic/Security Access Controls

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board reviewed two Essential Air Service (EAS) bids and noted SkyWest Airlines' proposal as the winning one based on lower subsidy requirements. The board also received updates on the Title VI plan, SPCC compliance closure, and airport projects. No formal votes were taken on these items; the meeting was primarily informational.

• Approved minutes from July 11, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Reviewed EAS bids; SkyWest proposal noted as winning (no formal vote)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:45 AM (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss several land-use amendments, including a general plan change from medium to high density and the annexation of approximately 34.82 acres. The body will also review a waterline extension on College Avenue and various property disposals.

• Public hearing for general plan amendment from medium to high density near 3000 North and 2300 West
• Public hearing for annexation of +/- 34.82 acres near 600 North and 3700 West
• Consideration of a development agreement with DDJ Investment LLC for Creekside Village
• Public hearing for modifications to Ordinance 26-XVI regarding off-premise advertising signs
• Consideration of bids for the Cedar City Cemetery Renovation project

The Cedar City Council held a work meeting on August 7, 2024, discussing several items but taking no formal votes. Key topics included a request from the Great American Stampede to waive or reduce arena fees, a proposed zoning change for a planned community, a water line extension for a new school, and a cemetery renovation bid that exceeded budget. The council directed staff to gather more information on the fee issue and continued a public hearing on the zoning change to August 14.

• Continued public hearing on zoning change for property near 3000 North and 2300 West to August 14
• Discussed Great American Stampede fee waiver request; no action taken, staff to prepare information
• Discussed water line extension for new elementary school; no formal action, compromise suggested
• Discussed cemetery renovation bid $64,404 over budget; no award, options to scale back considered
• Discussed disposal of 21 feet of city road at 325 South 400 East; to return for public hearing
• Discussed sign ordinance amendments; to return to Planning Commission
• Discussed annexation of industrial property; hearing closed, no action
• Discussed vehicle right-of-way lease at airport; consent item, no vote

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the disposal of city property and development agreements. The body will also consider recommendations for a zone change and a general plan change for the Amber Industrial Subdivision.

• Public hearing on disposal of City Property
• Development Agreement for Iron Horse RDO at 2130 W HWY 56
• Development Agreement for Creekside Village at 3000 N 2300 W
• Zone change from AT to I&M-1 for Amber Industrial Subdivision at 600 N 3500 W
• General Plan change from RE to Business/Light Manufac. for Amber Industrial Subdivision at 600 N 3500 W

The Cedar City Planning Commission made several recommendations, including a positive recommendation for the disposal of city property at 2130 W HWY 56, a development agreement for Iron Horse RDO, and a development agreement for Creekside Village (3000 N 2300 W), which passed with a split vote. They also recommended a general plan change and zone change for the Amber Industrial Subdivision, and a revision to engineering standards to allow HDPE pipe for culinary water. All recommendations are advisory to the City Council.

• Approved minutes from July 16, 2024 (unanimous)
• Positive recommendation for disposal of city property at 2130 W HWY 56 (unanimous)
• Positive recommendation for Iron Horse RDO development agreement (unanimous)
• Positive recommendation for Creekside Village development agreement (4-1, Webster nay)
• Positive recommendation for Amber Industrial Subdivision general plan change and zone change (unanimous)
• Positive recommendation for engineering standards revision to allow HDPE pipe (unanimous)

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to vote on three variance requests from property owners. The items involve setbacks for two residential properties and a frontage width variance for a public utility easement. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and findings of fact.

• Request for setback variance at 6 North 1150 West (Paul Quinn)
• Request for setback variance at 2185 South Taba Drive (Dee Hjorth)
• Request for frontage width variance for a PUE at 150 East 200 South (Platt & Platt / Bob Platt)

The Cedar City Board of Adjustments approved a variance to reduce the front setback from 25 feet to about 21 feet for two properties at 6 North 1150 West, needed for a UDOT roundabout project. The board also approved a variance for a public utility easement at 150 East 200 South, conditioned on compliance if the home is demolished. A variance request for a shop with an apartment at 2185 South Taba Drive was denied.

• Approved setback variance for 6 North 1150 West (unanimous)
• Approved PUE width variance for 150 East 200 South, tied to existing home (unanimous)
• Denied setback variance for 2185 South Taba Drive (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of July 1, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved findings of fact from June 3 and July 1, 2024 meetings (unanimous)

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Sketch & Project Review Committee will meet to discuss and potentially approve several development proposals. Items include a development agreement for Creekside Village, two requests to vacate public utility easements, and multiple building and sign projects for commercial properties such as Standard Plumbing and Discount Tire.

• Development Agreement for Creekside Village at 3000 N 2300 W
• Vacate PUE at 1972 N Mahogany Lot 8B and 1960 N Mahogany Lot T B
• Commercial building for Standard Plumbing at 1133 S Main St
• Signs for Discount Tire at 1440 S Old Highway 91
• Drive-through building at 200 N 100 W by Onado/Platt & Platt

The committee reviewed the city's WWTP Type 1 Filter Building project, a first-phase treatment facility to upgrade effluent to irrigation quality, with plans to be submitted to the state. A development agreement for Creekside Village was discussed, capping units at 320 and restricting R-3 uses to town homes. Two utility easement vacations were discussed, pending utility company confirmations. Four project review items had no shows and were not acted upon.

• Reviewed WWTP Type 1 Filter Building project; plans to be submitted to state for review
• Discussed Creekside Village development agreement with 320-unit cap and town home restriction
• Discussed vacating PUE at 1972 N Mahogany Lot 8B; pending utility confirmations
• Discussed vacating PUE at 1960 N Mahogany Lot 7B; pending utility confirmations
• No action on sign/building reviews for Standard Plumbing, Discount Tire, and Drive Through (no shows)

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The committee will meet to appoint a new chair and discuss the Main Street Program and the Historic Downtown Landscape Plan. Presentations are scheduled regarding the committee's bylaws, duties, and engagement.

• Appointment of new chair
• Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• Historic Downtown Landscape Plan
• Presentation on Bylaws, Duties & Role of HDEC
• Presentation on HDEC Engagement

City Council

The City Council will discuss the issuance of $14 million in Facilities Revenue Bonds for the Dixie and Anne Leavitt Family Foundation Project to build two student residence halls. The meeting also includes several zoning changes and requests for alcohol permits.

• Public hearing and resolution for up to $14,000,000 in Facilities Revenue Bonds for student housing
• Zone change from Central Commercial to Dwelling Multiple Unit at 266 N 300 W
• Zone and General Plan changes for properties near 3200 N Canyon Ranch Drive
• Local consent alcohol permits for PorkBelly’s (565 S. Main) and The General Distributing Company (904 Aviation Way)
• Allotment of RAP Tax funds for Arts and Parks & Recreation

The council approved a zone change from AT to CC, R-3-M, and RNZ for property near 3200 N. Canyon Ranch Drive, with a development agreement capping multi-family units at 470 and total units at 1,411, for a 20-year term. The vote was 3-2, with Councilmembers Phillips and Wilkey dissenting. The council also approved a $14 million facilities revenue bond for the Dixie and Anne Leavitt Family Foundation project, a water lease with Russell-Ump, and several other items.

• Approved zone change from AT to CC, R-3-M, and RNZ for property near 3200 N. Canyon Ranch Drive (3-2)
• Approved development agreement with 470 multi-family unit cap and 1,411 total unit cap for 20 years (3-2)
• Approved $14,000,000 facilities revenue bond for Dixie and Anne Leavitt Family Foundation project (4-0)
• Approved water lease with Russell-Ump for 10 years, with fixed-time change application (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance changing zoning from CC to R-3-M for property at 200 North 100 West (unanimous)
• Approved transportation master plan amendment for 100-foot right-of-way on Canyon Ranch Drive (3-1)
• Approved RAP tax fund allotments as recommended by Arts Advisory Board (4-0)
• Approved RAP tax fund allotments as recommended by Parks & Recreation Advisory Board (4-0)

Cedar Area Transportation (CATS) Advisory Board

The Cedar Area Transportation Advisory Board will meet on July 30, 2024, to consider approval of minutes from January 2024, receive training from the city attorney, and review prior action items. The agenda contains no new business or specific items for public discussion, making the meeting procedural in nature.

• Approval of meeting minutes from January 30, 2024
• Training session led by City Attorney Randall McUne
• Review of action items from the January meeting

The Cedar Area Transportation Advisory Board approved the minutes from the January 30, 2024 meeting. The board reviewed the UDOT-funded transit study, which will examine ridership, routes, and potential expansions, including service to Enoch and the college. No formal decisions were made on the study or other substantive items; the meeting was largely informational and procedural.

• Approved minutes from January 30, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Reviewed UDOT transit study status; no action taken
• Discussed sidewalk maintenance responsibilities; no formal action
• Action item: Work order created for bus sign adhesive; completed 8/6/24
• Action item: Dial-A-Ride application sent to board members 7/31/24

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The committee is meeting to review currently funded projects and receive updates on bike lanes and grants. The agenda includes an announcement regarding the start date for Industrial road.

• Review of currently funded projects
• Updates on bike lanes
• Grant updates
• Industrial road start date announcement
• Board opening and list

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Cedar City Project Review/Sketch Committee will review two building proposals and two city code amendments at its July 18, 2024 meeting. The committee is considering an ordinance text amendment for internal illuminated signs and an engineering standards revision for HDPE pipe used in culinary water systems. Building sketch items include a sign for 672E Canyon Ranch Dr (Terrible's & Chevron Station) and a commercial coffee/soda shop at 200 N 100 W.

• Ordinance Text Amendment – Section 26-XVI-8 regarding internal illuminated signs
• Engineering Standards Revision – Section 4.2.1 for HDPE Pipe for Culinary Water
• Building Sign – 672E Canyon Ranch Dr (Terrible's & Chevron Station)
• Commercial Building – 200 N 100 W (Coffee/Soda Shop)

The committee reviewed signage for the Terrible's & Chevron station at 672 E Canyon Ranch Dr, requesting a photo simulation from the driver's perspective and dimensions to ensure no traffic hazard. No formal decisions were made. The city items on an ordinance text amendment and engineering standards revision were discussed but not approved; the HDPE pipe revision is still in early discussion.

• Sign review for Terrible's & Chevron station continued; applicant to provide driver's perspective photo simulation and dimensions
• Ordinance text amendment on internal illuminated signs (Section 26-XVI-8) not presented; no action
• Engineering standards revision for HDPE pipe (Section 4.2.1) discussed; no decision, further internal discussion planned

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on significant land-use changes including a zone and general plan amendment near 3200 N Canyon Ranch Drive and a rezoning at 2671 N 100 East. Other action items include a resolution for up to $14 million in revenue bonds, transportation master plan updates, and a consent agenda with routine approvals.

• Resolution authorizing up to $14,000,000 in Facilities Revenue Bonds (Dixie and Anne Leavitt Family Foundation), Series 2024
• Ordinance rezoning 2671 N 100 East from Dwelling Single Unit (R1) to Dwelling Multiple Unit (R-3-M)
• Ordinance for zone change from Annexed Transition to Central Commercial, R-3-M, and RNZ and General Plan change from Low Density Residential to high density residential near 3200 N Canyon Ranch Drive
• Proposed Transportation Master Plan amendment for Canyon Ranch Drive from Main Street to approximately 3200 North
• Proposed Active Transportation Master Plan amendment along Bently Blvd to 1600 South, Royal Hunt Drive, and Providence Center Drive

City Council

The City Council is discussing the issuance of Facilities Lease Revenue Bonds to fund two student residence halls. The body is also considering zoning changes, alcohol permits, and the allotment of RAP Tax funds.

• Issuance of up to $14,000,000 in Facilities Lease Revenue Bonds for student residence halls at 256 South 900 West and 180 South 200 East
• Public hearing for zone change from Central Commercial (CC) to Dwelling Multiple Unit (R3-M) at 266 N 300 W
• Local consent alcohol permit for PorkBelly’s at 565 S. Main
• Allotment of RAP Tax funds as recommended by the Arts and Parks & Recreation Advisory Boards
• Public hearing for an ordinance amending noticing requirements in Sections 26-XII-1(A), 26-IV-15.4(4)(b), and 32-5(C)(2)

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on July 16, 2024, to consider several land-use items. They will vote on recommending approval of an annexation, amendments to the Transportation Master Plan and General Plan, and zone changes for multiple properties. The commission will also discuss disposal of city property. All items are recommendations to the City Council.

• Public hearing on annexation of Schmidt Property at 600 N 3700 W
• Public hearing on zone change from CC to R-3-M for Pocket Neighborhood at 170 S 100 W
• Public hearing on General Plan Amendment from MD to HD for Creekside Village at 3000 N 2300 W
• Public hearing on Transportation Master Plan Amendment at 100 E and Freeway Drive
• Disposal of city property at 325 S 400 E

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is reviewing development sketches and property changes. This includes evaluating two zone changes and a commercial building project at 10 North Main Street. Items requiring engineering review will be forwarded to the Planning Commission.

• Zone change from AT to R-2-2
• Zone change from AT to I&M-l
• Commercial building review at 10 North Main Street
• Easement creation on City property

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is scheduled to discuss the Maverik Project, a decommissioning procedure, and education and outreach. The provided agenda does not contain specific details regarding these items.

• Education and Outreach
• Decommissioning procedure
• Birthday Celebration
• Maverik Project

Airport Board

The board will review airport project updates, including water line replacement and HVAC repairs. Action items include a hangar lease for Robert Serdoz and a sublease assignment for SyberJet. The meeting also includes informational updates on SkyWest enplanements.

• Action item: Robert Serdoz Hangar Lease
• Action item: Assignment of Sublease - SyberJet
• Project report: Water Line Replacement
• Project report: HVAC Chiller Repairs
• SkyWest enplanements: May 2024 (973) and June 2024 (1001)

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to authorize the issuance of up to $14,000,000 in Facilities Revenue Bonds. The meeting includes public hearings for zone and general plan changes near Canyon Ranch Drive and transportation plan amendments. Additionally, officials will review fire station designs and local road improvements.

• $14,000,000 Facilities Revenue Bonds issuance
• Zone and General Plan changes near 3200 N Canyon Ranch Drive
• Transportation Master Plan amendment near Canyon Ranch Drive
• South Fire Station architectural design presentation
• Bids for a Type 1 fire engine

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests and general plan amendments. These include projects at 266 N 300 W, 170 S 100 W, and 3000 N 2300 W. The meeting also includes discussions on ordinance text and engineering standards.

• Zone change from CC to R-3-M at 266 N 300 W
• Final plat extension for Ram Rental at Shurtz Canyon PUD Ph I
• General plan amendments and zone changes for Pocket Neighborhood at 170 S 100 W
• General plan amendments and zone changes for Creekside Village at 3000 N 2300 W
• Ordinance text amendment regarding noticing requirements

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will meet on July 1, 2024. The agenda includes a request for a home daycare business and a request for a driveway width variance.

• Home occupation/daycare business request at 756 South 400 East
• Driveway aisle width variance request at 690 North 5400 West

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee is meeting to review previous meeting minutes and discuss various transportation initiatives. The agenda includes updates on currently funded projects, grant progress, and the Bike Utah Community Assistance program. Members will also address bike lane enforcement and existing bike lanes.

• Review and approval of meeting minutes
• Updates on currently funded projects
• Discussion of bike lane enforcement
• Grant updates
• Bike Utah Community Assistance program information

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is reviewing several items related to the Ashdown Annexation, including zone changes and a minor subdivision. The agenda also includes a revision to Engineering Standards Section 2.3 and building reviews for a duplex and a car wash.

• Zone change from AT to R-l for Ashdown Annexation
• Zone change from CC to R-3-M for Ashdown Annexation
• Revision of Engineering Standards Section 2.3
• Building review for Ram Enterprises Duplex at 1070 W Industrial Rd
• Building review for a car wash at 266 N 300 W

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider adopting the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget and revising the 2023-2024 budget. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from May 15 and May 22, 2024.

• Adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Revision of the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget
• Approval of minutes from May 15 and May 22, 2024

Arts RAP tax advisory committee

The Cedar City Arts RAP Tax Advisory Board will hold an action meeting to discuss and vote on RAP tax recommendations. The meeting is scheduled for June 19, 2024, at the Cedar City Council Chambers.

• Vote on RAP tax recommendations

City Council

The Cedar City Council will discuss and vote on various items, including the approval of minutes, bills, and appointments to boards. They will also consider a road dedication, a conditional use permit, and a resolution for the adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget. Additionally, they will discuss modifications to a city ordinance and a resolution amending the consolidated Fee Schedule.

• $96,472 bid for runway remarking at the Airport
• $875,220 bid for a Rotary flow blower for the Airport
• Deferral agreements for public improvements along 100 East and 800 North
• Appointment of board members to the Board of Adjustments, Downtown Parking Authority, and others

Municipal Building Authority

The Municipal Building Authority will consider a resolution to adopt the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget. This fund is used to facilitate debt service payments. The meeting also includes approving minutes from May 15 and May 22, 2024.

• Resolution for adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Approval of minutes from May 15 and May 22, 2024

Parks & Recreation RAP Tax advisory committee

The Cedar City Parks and Recreation RAP Tax Advisory Board is holding an action meeting to discuss and vote on RAP tax recommendations. The meeting will be held in the Cedar City Council Chambers.

• Discussion and vote on RAP tax recommendations

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will review several ordinance text amendments. These include changes to permitted and conditional uses as well as updates to noticing requirements. The commission will also consider an amendment to the Active Transportation Master Plan for Cross Hollow Rd to Bentley Blvd.

• Ordinance amendment regarding permitted and conditional uses
• Active Transportation Master Plan amendment (Cross Hollow Rd to Bentley Blvd)
• Ordinance amendment regarding noticing requirements
• Approval of June 4, 2024 meeting minutes

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team will discuss the 2024 Transportation Equity Report and review committee bylaws. The agenda also includes items regarding Officer McCoy CIT Coordinator and Kristin Taylor.

• Transportation Equity Report 2024
• Review of bylaws
• Officer McCoy CIT Coordinator
• Release Kristin Taylor

Airport Board

The board will review SkyWest enplanement figures for April and May 2024. Updates are also scheduled regarding terminal expansion, gate access control systems, and taxiway markings.

• SkyWest enplanements: 1,064 in April; 973 in May
• Terminal expansion updates
• Gate access control systems report
• Taxi lane/taxiway markings report
• New fuel vehicle parking location update

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency is holding public hearings to adopt the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget and revise the 2023-2024 budget. The proposed 2024-2025 budget includes revenue from taxes, rents, and interest earnings.

• Public hearing for adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Public hearing for revision of the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget
• Proposed 2024-2025 total revenue of $660,708
• Proposed 2024-2025 total expenditures of $663,842

City Council

The City Council will vote on adopting the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget and a revised 2023-2024 budget. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding proposed changes to off-premise advertising sign ordinances.

• Adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Public hearing on off-premise advertising sign ordinance amendments
• Bids for airport runway remarking and a rotary plow acquisition
• Conditional Use Permit for a business near 218 South 100 West
• Single event alcohol permit for the July Jamboree beer garden

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a special meeting to review an application for a single event alcohol permit. The request is for a beer garden at the July Jamboree on July 16.

• Approval of a single event alcohol permit for a beer garden at the July Jamboree on July 16

Municipal Building Authority

The Cedar City Municipal Building Authority is holding a public hearing to consider adopting its budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The proposal includes revenue and expenditure plans for the Redevelopment Agency Fund and the Municipal Building Authority Fund.

• Public hearing for the adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget
• Proposed Redevelopment Agency Fund revenue of $880,708
• Proposed Municipal Building Authority Fund revenue of $151,931

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission meeting on June 11, 2024, consists of procedural items and presentations. The agenda features a survey presentation from students and discussions regarding education and outreach.

• Survey presentation from Farah’s students
• Education and Outreach
• Birthday Celebration

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding the Main Street Program and the area at the corner of 200 N & Main. The meeting also includes the approval of May minutes.

• Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• Corner of 200 N & Main
• Approval of May minutes

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee will discuss several zoning and general plan amendments for residential developments. The agenda also includes the disposal of city property and reviews of new commercial building projects.

• Zoning change from RA to RE
• General Plan Amendment at 170 S 100 W
• Zone changes for Creekside Village at 3000 N 3200 W
• Disposal of City Property at 325 S 400 E
• Commercial building reviews at 485 N Aviation Way and 1440 S Old Highway 91

Arts RAP tax advisory committee

The board will hold a work meeting featuring scheduled presentations from various local arts and culture organizations. No specific decisions or new business items are detailed in the agenda.

• Presentations by 21 groups including Cedar City Arts Council and Utah Shakespeare Festival
• A scheduled break from 10:20 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.

City Council

The Cedar City Council will meet on June 5, 2024, to review administrative reports and approve several consent agenda items. Proposed actions include installing a 4-way stop at 4200 West and 200 North and amending Active Transportation committee bylaws.

• Installation of a 4-way stop at the intersection of 4200 West and 200 North
• Resolution to amend Active Transportation committee Bylaws regarding member residency
• Local consent for the Elks Committee Tournament on June 22, 2024
• Ratification of bills dated May 24, 2024

Parks & Recreation RAP Tax advisory committee

The Cedar City Parks and Recreation RAP Tax Advisory Board will hold a work meeting on June 5, 2024. The agenda includes presentations from Cedar City Leisure Services and the Cedar City Rotary Club. No specific items are listed under new business.

• Presentation by Cedar City Leisure Services
• Presentation by Cedar City Rotary Club

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider multiple amendments for 3200 N Canyon Ranch Dr, including changes to the General Plan and Transportation Master Plan. The agenda also includes a conditional use permit at 218 S 100 W and ordinance text amendments regarding setbacks and Maverik uses.

• Zone change from R-1 to R-3-M at 2671 N 100 E
• General Plan and Transportation Master Plan amendments for 3200 N Canyon Ranch Dr
• Conditional use permit for 218 S 100 W
• Ordinance text amendment for setback requirements in all zones
• Ordinance text amendment regarding Maverik permitted uses

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting on June 3, 2024, at 5:15 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The board will consider a request for a special exception on frontage requirements and a variance from the hard surface requirement for parking and approach on property at 802 North 4475 West, submitted by Justin and Aime Holyoak of B. Custom Homes. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of minutes and findings of fact.

• Special exception on frontage requirements for property at 802 North 4475 West
• Variance from hard surface requirement for parking and approach at 802 North 4475 West
• Applicants: Justin and Aime Holyoak / B. Custom Homes
• Approval of minutes
• Approval of findings of fact

City Council

The Cedar City Council will discuss installing a 4-way stop at 4200 West and 200 North, near Iron Springs Elementary, despite a traffic study finding it unwarranted by standard criteria. The council will also consider a local consent for the Elks Cornhole Tournament on June 22, 2024, and a resolution to amend Active Transportation Committee bylaws to allow up to three non-Cedar City residents from southwest Utah. A closed session is scheduled for litigation and property negotiations.

• 4-way stop at 4200 West & 200 North — study shows not warranted by MUTCD criteria but pedestrian use near school noted
• Local consent for Elks Cornhole Tournament on June 22, 2024
• Resolution to amend Active Transportation Committee bylaws to allow up to 3 members from southwest Utah
• Ethics training for council
• Closed session for reasonably imminent litigation and property negotiations

Redevelopment Agency

The Cedar City Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider two items: adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year tentative budget and approval of a participation agreement for the Cedar City Downtown Community Reinvestment Project Area. Both items are up for discussion and possible decision.

• Consider resolution to adopt 2024-2025 fiscal year tentative budget
• Consider resolution approving participation agreement for Cedar City Downtown Community Reinvestment Project Area

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on several business items including annexing 77 acres near 600 North and 3700 West, approving two airport engineering contracts totaling $1 million, and considering an ordinance to allow flag lots in residential zones. They will also hold a public hearing on a Community Development Block Grant and consider adopting the 2024-2025 fiscal year tentative budget.

• Annexation of 77 acres near 600 North and 3700 West
• Engineering contract to WOOLPERT for $150,000 to remark Runway 02/20 (AIP 050)
• Engineering contract to WOOLPERT for $850,000 to acquire a rotary plow (blower) (AIP 051)
• Ordinance adding 26-1Y-21 to allow flag lots in residential zones
• Resolution for adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year tentative budget

Municipal Building Authority

The Cedar City Municipal Building Authority will hold a work meeting on June 12, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. The agenda includes a public hearing to consider a resolution adopting the 2024-2025 fiscal year budget, presented by Jason Norris. The meeting is otherwise limited to a call to order and the budget hearing.

• Public hearing on 2024-2025 fiscal year budget resolution
• Resolution presented by Jason Norris
• Meeting held in Council Chambers at 10 North Main Street, Cedar City, UT

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to recommend actions on a zone change and several ordinance text amendments. The body will also consider a plat amendment and a road dedication.

• Zone change from R-3-M to SHD at approx. 350 S Dewey Ave
• Amended Plat for Saddleback Ridge Ph 7 at 1621 & 1601 S Mountain Ranch Rd
• Road Dedication for T Bird Heights Phase 2 at 102E Park View St
• Ordinance amendments regarding Home Occupations, Noticing Requirements, and Off Premise Signage
• Ordinance amendments regarding lot sizes for R-1, R-2-1, and R-2-2 zones

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC) is meeting to review the Active Transportation Plan, discuss bylaws, and hear subcommittee reports. The committee advises the City Council and staff on active transportation projects and implementation.

• Review of the Active Transportation Plan
• Discussion of committee bylaws
• Slow Roll subcommittee update
• Subcommittee reports on trails, bike lanes, and grants

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to review proposed zoning changes and building projects. Items reviewed may be placed on a Planning Commission agenda after engineering staff verification.

• Transportation Master Plan amendment
• Zone change from RA to RE at Cedar Bluffs (B-1906-0000-0000)
• Zone change from R-1 to R-3-M at 2671 N 100 E
• Apartment building project at 2130 W Hwy 56
• Commercial building project at S34 W 1045 N

City Council

The Cedar City Council will discuss and vote on several items including a proposed 77-acre annexation near 600 North and 3700 West, a three-way property exchange involving city land near 2250 W 1600 S, and a public hearing on the 2024-2025 tentative budget. Other items include a local consent for a bar at Puerto Vallarta Jalisco, a road dedication for 900 North, and an ordinance allowing flag lots in residential zones.

• Consider accepting petition to annex 77 acres near 600 North and 3700 West
• Consider disposing of city property (1.85 acres) near 2250 W 1600 S as part of a three-way exchange with Iron County School District and Development Team
• Public hearing to consider adoption of the 2024-2025 fiscal year tentative budget
• Consider ordinance adding 26-21 to allow flag lots in residential zones
• Consider local consent for bar area at Puerto Vallarta Jalisco, 1575 West 200 North

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes and discuss Fiddler's Park and the RAP Tax. No decisions are listed on the agenda; these items are open for discussion. The meeting is open to the public.

• Approval of minutes from April 10, 2024
• Discussion of Fiddler's Park
• Discussion of RAP Tax

Municipal Building Authority

The Cedar City Municipal Building Authority will hold a public hearing and consider adopting its fiscal year 2024-2025 tentative budget. The agenda includes only this budget adoption item, with the resolution to be voted on by the council. The budget covers the Redevelopment Agency Fund and the Municipal Building Authority Fund, including revenues and expenditures for the coming year.

• Public hearing on FY 2024-2025 tentative budget
• Resolution No. MBA adopting the tentative budget
• Redevelopment Agency Fund budget with revenues and expenditures
• Municipal Building Authority Fund budget including debt service for animal shelter and fire truck
• Budget to be available for public inspection for 10 days before final adoption

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes and discussing education/outreach efforts. The main agenda items are an update on the Adams Theatre, a birthday celebration, and a markers project with Gabbie. No specific decisions or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.

• Adams Theatre update
• Markers project with Gabbie
• Education and outreach discussion
• Birthday celebration planning
• Approval of minutes

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team will meet to approve minutes, hear from an employment specialist, discuss a disability event with police and fire departments, and consider member project suggestions and bylaws.

• Employment Specialist Katy McGregor presentation
• Assign committee chair
• Recap of disability event with police and fire departments
• Member project suggestions discussion
• Bylaws review

City Council

The Cedar City Council will consider several ordinances and action items, including reducing minimum lot widths in residential zones, amending fencing and accessory building rules, allowing flag lots, and increasing water, sewer, transportation, and parks impact fees. The council will also vote on grant applications for airport terminal expansion and snow removal equipment, and a request to waive fees at DiamondZ Arena for 4-H groups.

• Consider ordinance reducing minimum lot widths in R-1, R-2-1, and R-2-2 residential zones
• Consider ordinance increasing water, sewer, transportation, parks & recreation impact fees
• Approve grant applications for airport terminal expansion (AIP 049) and snow removal equipment (AIP 051)
• Consider ordinance allowing flag lots in residential zones
• Consider ordinance amending fencing requirements and rules for accessory buildings and shipping containers

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider general plan amendments and zone changes for several properties. The body will also review two ordinance text amendments regarding parking and lot widths.

• General Plan Amendment: Low Density Residential to High Density Residential at 3200 N Canyon Ridge Rd
• General Plan Amendment: Low Density Residential to Central Commercial at 3200 N Canyon Ridge Rd
• Zone Changes from AT to CC, R-3-M, and RN for 3200 N Canyon Ridge Rd
• Ordinance Text Amendment for Section 26-III-4 regarding R-3 Lot Widths
• Ordinance Text Amendment for Section 26-V regarding Parking Requirements

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The committee is reviewing several project sketches and project reviews, including zoning changes and ordinance amendments. The meeting includes discussions on road dedications and commercial building projects.

• Ordinance Text Amendment Section 26-III-21 for Meyers/Maverik
• Storm drain improvement from 3300 W to 3700 W and 600 N
• Road dedication at 102 E North View St
• Zone change from R-3-M to SHD at approx. 350 S Dewey Ave
• Ordinance Text Amendments for R-2-2 and R-1 lot sizes and setbacks

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee is meeting to approve seven months of meeting minutes and receive updates on the Main Street Program and downtown development. The committee provides input and advice to the Cedar City Council on investing in and preserving the Historic Downtown district. No specific proposals, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed on this agenda.

• Approval of minutes for October through April
• Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• Update City Council Discussion

City Council

The Cedar City Council is holding a work meeting with multiple public hearings and business items. They will consider amendments to the Trails Master Plan and Active Transportation Master Plan, several zoning ordinance changes, a fee waiver for 4-H at Diamond Z Arena, an MOU with Iron County for flood channel restoration, and a presentation of the tentative 2024-2025 budget. The agenda also includes closed session for pending litigation.

• Public hearing to waive fees at Diamond Z Arena for 4-H groups
• MOU with Iron County for Quichapa Creek Flood Channel restoration and maintenance
• Ordinance amending Trails Master Plan and Active Transportation Master Plan around Iron Horse RDO (Cross Hollow Road, Iron Horse Road, Providence Center Drive, South Mountain Drive)
• Ordinance reducing minimum lot widths in R-1, R-2-1, R-2-2 residential zones
• Public hearing to consider increasing water, sewer, transportation, parks & recreation impact fees

City Council

This is a special city council work meeting focused solely on presentations for the 2024-2025 budget. The agenda lists a detailed schedule of department budget reviews, including Mayor's Vision, retirement COLA, library, water legal, fire, engineering, streets, parks, airport, golf, aquatic center, police, and other city services.

• Budget presentations for all city departments including Police, Fire, Parks, Airport, and Golf
• Discussion of retirement COLA (cost of living adjustment)
• Mayor's Vision presentation
• Presentations for Water Legal, Collections, and Storm Drain
• Fleet and Cross Hollows budget items

Snow & Ice Control Committee

The Snow and Ice Control Committee discussed a new FAA-recommended practice of closing the airport runway during snow removal operations, which would affect scheduled SkyWest, Alpine, and FedEx flights. The airport plans to hold a preseason tele-meeting with dispatch and safety teams to develop a procedure that minimizes delays. The committee also reviewed equipment needs, including a new high-output rotary plow and potential de-icing fluid purchases, and set a preseason meeting for Fall 2024.

• FAA recommends closing the runway during snow removal; airport will work with SkyWest to allow scheduled flights during clearing
• Airport plans to request budget funding for a de-icing fluid tote ($3,100 per tote, two treatments each)
• New high-output rotary plow expected to improve snow-clearing efficiency on the 1.5-mile runway
• Airport aims to update its 2017 Snow and Ice Control Plan within the next year
• Training for new Blue Stake Operator Kyle Houston to begin in fall 2024

City Council

The Cedar City Council is holding a special work meeting to receive presentations on the 2024-2025 budget. The agenda includes a detailed schedule of department budget meetings over two days, covering areas such as administration, public works, police, fire, and parks. No votes or decisions are listed; this is a discussion and information-gathering session.

• Mayor's Vision presentation at 12:00 PM
• COLA Retirement Trust discussion at 12:40 PM
• Library Heritage Center budget at 1:00 PM
• Police and Events department budgets at 4:40 PM
• Water, Fire, and Parks budgets scheduled for May 1st

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC) is meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including a bylaws update, the Spring Fiesta Slow Roll event, and updates on the Industrial Road Trail and Iron Horse Trail. The committee will also review and approve meeting minutes and receive subcommittee reports.

• Bylaws update with City Attorney Randall McUne
• Spring Fiesta Slow Roll planning with Matt Bolus
• Industrial Road Trail update with Mary Lisa Benson
• Iron Horse Trail update
• Grants subcommittee report by Mac Urie

City Council

The Cedar City Council will consider approving a $193,020.40 contract with Stanley Consultants for construction engineering and a $44,964.49 contract with Landmark Testing for materials testing on the Industrial Road Parkway project. The council will also vote on several land-use items, including a zone change from Highway Services and Residential Single Unit to Central Commercial for a property at 2300 N Main Street, and the annexation of 10.66 acres at 1711 W 3000 N. Other notable items include a local consent alcohol permit for DC Pub and Grill, a funding agreement with UDOT for the SUU Roundabout sidewalk project, and a closed session to discuss an individual's character or health.

• Approve $193,020.40 contract with Stanley Consultants for Industrial Road Parkway construction engineering
• Consider zone change from Highway Services (HS) and Residential Single Unit (R-1) to Central Commercial (CC) at 2300 N Main Street
• Consider annexation of 10.66 acres at approximately 1711 W 3000 N
• Approve $134,800 city portion for SUU Roundabout and Center Street overpass sidewalk project
• Approve local consent alcohol permit for DC Pub and Grill at 650 South Main Street

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to review a proposed Tesla Charging Station at 10 North Main Street. The agenda also includes the disposal of City property.

• Tesla Charging Station at 10 North Main Street
• Disposal of City Property

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several public hearings regarding city master plans and various ordinance text amendments. The meeting includes discussions on land use, lot widths, and parking requirements.

• Amendment to Trails Master Plan (Iron Horse Project)
• Amendment to Active Transportation Master Plan (Iron Horse Project)
• Amendment to Storm Drain Master Plan
• Amended Plat-PUD for Cedar Reserve/Platt & Platt
• Easement on City Property from Industrial Road to Airport Road

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board is meeting to approve minutes and receive updates on airport operations, including SkyWest enplanement numbers, ongoing projects like the Taxiway A Light Conversion and terminal construction preparation, and committee reports. The agenda is largely informational with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of minutes from March 14, 2024
• SkyWest enplanements: Feb 2024 = 885, Mar 2024 = 799, YTD = 2400
• Project updates: Taxiway A Light Conversion, water leak repairs, weed/thistle spray, new operations vehicle, lobby counter repairs, terminal project construction prep
• Contract Tower Program application phase

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on a zone change from AT to R-3-M for a property near 3400 W South Mountain Drive, consider a revision of the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget, and discuss a report on the Wastewater Effluent Reuse Filtration project with cost estimates ranging from $3.5M to $14M. The agenda also includes several consent items such as alcohol permits, property disposal, and a crosswalk approval.

• Consider ordinance changing zone from AT to R-3-M for property near 3400 W South Mountain Drive
• Consider revision of 2023-2024 fiscal year budget
• Consider bids for Mud Springs Production Well
• Consider ordinances amending Residential Short-term Rental regulations (HOA/CC&R restrictions and neighbor notification requirements)
• Report on Wastewater Effluent Reuse Filtration project with cost estimates: cloth filters $3.5M-$5M, sand filter $10M, ultrafiltration $14M

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes and discuss the Lake at the Hill slide, a Diamond Z Arena extension, and a budget report. The agenda is brief and mostly discussion-oriented, with no listed votes or dollar amounts.

• Approval of minutes from March 20, 2024
• Lake at the Hill Slide
• Diamond Z Arena Extension
• Budget Report

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and discussing education and outreach efforts. The agenda includes a birthday celebration, archaeological sites, and a T-Mobile grant to be discussed by Councilman Scott Phillips. No formal decisions are listed; items are for discussion only.

• T-Mobile Grant discussion led by Scott Phillips
• Archaeological sites discussion
• Education and outreach efforts
• Birthday celebration planning
• Approval of meeting minutes

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The committee will review several proposed amendments to the Transportation Master Plan and a road dedication. The meeting also includes reviews for a commercial building and an easement on city property.

• Transportation Master Plan amendment: Center St & Westview Dr
• Transportation Master Plan amendment: approx. 4800 W. Hwy 56
• Road dedication: Center Street/ 4375 West
• Commercial building review: 620 W. Industrial Rd
• Easement on City Property: Industrial Road from 300 West to Airport Road

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee will meet to approve minutes from July, August, and September, hear public input, and discuss updates on the Main Street Program and downtown revitalization. They will also prioritize suggestions for replacing committee members. The meeting is advisory, providing input to the City Council on downtown economic health and preservation.

• Approval of minutes for July, August, and September
• Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• Prioritize committee replacement suggestions

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting with a public hearing on a zone change from AT to R-3-M near 3400 W South Mountain Drive, consider single-event alcohol permits for two festivals, and hold a public hearing on revising the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget. Other items include deferral agreements, final plat approvals, and discussions on short-term rentals and water rights.

• Public hearing on zone change from AT to R-3-M for property near 3400 W South Mountain Drive
• Consider single-event alcohol permits for beer gardens at Spring Fiesta (May 3) and July Jamboree (July 13)
• Public hearing on revision of 2023-2024 fiscal year budget
• Consider deferral agreement for frontage improvements in Pasture Lane Subdivision Phase 1
• Consider final plat for Pasture Lane Subdivision Phase 1

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to provide recommendations on several land-use changes. These include annexation and zoning requests for the Cedar Creek Homestead and projects near 2300 N Main Street, as well as various ordinance text amendments.

• Annexation and zone changes for Cedar Creek Homestead at 1711 W 3000 N
• General Plan Amendment from Natural Open Space to Central Commercial at approx. 2300 N Main Street
• Zone changes from HS to CC and R-1 to CC at approx. 2300 N Main Street
• Ordinance text amendments regarding accessory buildings, shipping containers, and fencing
• Ordinance text amendments for R-1, R-2, and R-3 lot widths and parking requirements

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment is meeting to handle routine items and one public hearing. The main item is a request for a variance regarding the distance between driveways for property at 441 South Rosehill Road, submitted by Roy Talmage Builders/Charlie O'Neil. The board will also approve minutes and findings of fact from prior meetings.

• Variance request for driveway distance at 441 South Rosehill Road (Roy Talmage Builders/Charlie O'Neil)
• Approval of minutes
• Approval of findings of fact

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda and several action items. Key decisions include an ordinance updating the Sewer Collection Master Plan, a resolution creating the Pointe West Public Infrastructure District, and an ordinance amending RAP Tax allocations. The council will also consider a grant for the Greens Lake Debris Basins project and a change order for the Cemetery Renovation project.

• Consider an ordinance updating the Sewer Collection Master Plan.
• Consider a resolution creating the Pointe West Public Infrastructure District.
• Consider a grant award from NRCS for the Greens Lake Debris Basins project.
• Consider an ordinance amending Section 39-I-6, RAP Tax allocations.
• Approve a change order for the design of the Cemetery Renovation project Phase 2R.

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC) will review and vote on adopting the 2024 Southern Utah Regional Trail Standards, and will discuss updates to the South Interchange. The committee will also consider amending its 2019 charter and receive subcommittee reports on slow roll, grants, and trails/bike lanes.

• Vote on adoption of 2024 Southern Utah Regional Trail Standards
• South Interchange updates
• Review and amend 2019 ATC Charter
• Subcommittee reports: Slow Roll, Grants, Trails/Bike Lanes
• Homework: Read Cedar City Transportation Plan section on Active Transportation

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to discuss land use changes, road adjustments, and building projects. The agenda includes reviews of three airport hangars and a zone change request.

• Zone change from AT to I&M-1 at s246W 200 N
• Street name change request for 2620 N Commerce Center Dr
• Easement vacation at 8S2380W
• Three airport hangar building projects at 2184W 1500 N, 2168 W 1s00 N, and 2209W 1500 N
• Ordinance text amendments regarding surety bonds and accessory buildings/shipping containers

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting with 14 agenda items, including two public hearings. They will consider a water right contribution agreement with Development Team, LLC for the Iron Horse project, updates to the Sewer Collection Master Plan, and creation of the Pointe West Public Infrastructure District. Other items include a liquor permit, board appointments, a subdivision plat, grants, and discussions on RAP Tax and impact fees.

• Consider local consent alcohol permit for The Pub Spirits & Craft Kitchen
• Approve Final Plat for Temple View Commons Subdivision Phase 1 near 3100 West and 1600 North
• Public hearing on creating the Pointe West Public Infrastructure District
• Consider grant award from NRCS for Greens Lake Debris Basins project
• Discuss RAP Tax allocations and Impact Fees

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes and discuss several recreation items, including pickleball tournament rental fees and league information, Exit 59 Skate Park renovations, and the Fiddler's Canyon Trail Extension and Iron West Complex Pond. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• Approval of minutes from January 17 and February 21, 2024
• Pickleball tournament rental fees and league information
• Exit 59 Skate Park renovations
• Fiddler's Canyon Trail Extension and Iron West Complex Pond

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to provide a recommendation on a zone change. The commission will also vote to approve the minutes from the March 12, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing for zone change from AT to R-3-M at 3400 W South Mountain Drive (B-1846-0003-0000)

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action/Awareness Committee is meeting to discuss its board structure, define its mission, and consider business recognition. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Discussion of board structure
• Mission definition: what the committee wants to accomplish
• Business recognition item

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board is meeting to discuss routine updates and take action on several items. The board will consider lease extensions for hangars and a sublease, and receive reports on airport projects, SkyWest enplanements, and other operational matters.

• Approval of minutes from February 8, 2024
• SkyWest enplanements: January 2024 = 716; February 2024 = 885
• Action items: SUU/Cedar Building Associates sublease, Air One Hangar lease extension, Boyd Hall Hangar lease extension, Orton Hangar lease extension
• Airport Boneyard Clean-up/Disposal project report
• Chris Reid retirement

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on several consent agenda items including a $913,613 bid for Cody Drive Improvements and a $94,000 bid for Western View Drive Waterline Replacement. They will also consider a request for an all-way stop and a vicinity plan for the Iron Hawk PUD, as well as three ordinance amendments related to title reports, residential clustering, and subdivisions. A closed session is scheduled to discuss an individual's character, professional competence, or health.

• Approve $913,613 bid from Advanced Construction and Design for Cody Drive Improvements
• Approve $94,000 bid from Nelson Excavating for Western View Drive Waterline Replacement
• Consider all-way stop and variance request at Iron Hawk PUD south entrance
• Consider vicinity plan for Iron Hawk PUD at 4375 West Center Street
• Consider ordinance amendments to chapters on title reports, residential clustering, and subdivisions

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission is meeting to consider an ordinance text amendment regarding fencing requirements. The commission will also review an amended plat for the Cedar Ridge Estates PUD.

• Public hearing for Ordinance Text Amendment regarding Fencing Requirements
• Public hearing for Amended Plat at 382E Cedar Ridge Circle (Cedar Ridge Estates PUD)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to handle routine business including minutes approval and public comment, with a business agenda covering the Industrial Road Trail, education and outreach efforts, and upcoming community events like the Summer Celebration, July 4th float, and a birthday celebration. No votes or decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Industrial Road Trail discussion
• Education and outreach planning
• Summer Celebration Event
• July 4th Float
• Birthday Celebration

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is reviewing several zoning changes, plat amendments, and building permits. The body is also discussing a development agreement to allow tiny homes at approximately 325 S 400 E.

• Development agreement allowing tiny homes at approx. 325 S 400 E
• Zone change from R-2 to R-3 at approx. 325 S 400 E
• Disposal of City Property at approx. 850 S 1875 W
• Vacate City Right-of-Way at 2750 N Bulldog Rd
• Ordinance text amendments regarding lot width and parking requirements

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda contains only routine items: a call to order, pledge of allegiance, and a single business item for a Main Street Program/Downtown update. No minutes are prepared for approval this month, and no other business is listed.

• Main Street Program/Downtown Update discussion

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and consider several items, including the Iron Hawk PUD vicinity plan at 4375 West Center Street, a request for an all-way stop and variance to engineering standards at its south entrance, and three ordinance amendments. They will also vote on appointments, a beer garden permit, bids for road and water projects, and discuss irrigation and shipping containers.

• Consider the Iron Hawk PUD vicinity plan for 64 townhomes at 4375 West Center Street
• Request for an all-way stop and variance to eliminate a knuckle at the south entrance of Iron Hawk PUD
• Public hearings on ordinance amendments for title report requirements, clustering of residential development, and subdivisions/public improvements
• Consider bids for Cody Drive Improvements and Western View Drive Waterline Replacement projects
• Consider a local consent for a beer garden for the Belgium Waffle Ride on April 5th and 6th

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting on March 4, 2024, at 5:15 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The board will consider two requests for home occupation businesses: a daycare at 2587 North 550 West and an esthetics business at 2278 North Red Cedar Circle. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, findings of fact, and training.

• Request for Home Occupation Daycare Business at 2587 North 550 West (ABCD Preschool, Brant Parker)
• Request for Home Occupation Esthetics Business at 2278 North Red Cedar Circle (Southern Belle Beauty, Alesia Medina)
• Approval of Minutes
• Approval of Findings of Fact
• Training

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hear a traffic study presentation on the 600 South & 860 West intersection and vote on several ordinances, including zone changes for properties at 168 East College Ave and 2700 N 100 East, a fence height modification for nursery schools, and amendments to the Transportation Master Plan and Engineering Standards. The consent agenda includes approval of a final plat for Trailside Townhomes Phase 3, an airport terminal expansion contract, and appointments to city boards.

• Traffic study presentation for 600 South & 860 West intersection by Horrocks Engineers
• Consider zone change from CC to R-3-M at 168 East College Ave
• Consider zone change from R-1 to R-2-2 and R-3-M at 2700 N 100 East
• Approve bid contract for Airport Terminal expansion (AIP-049)
• Approve final plat for Trailside Townhomes PUD, Phase 3 near 170 West-75 East 1050 South

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Cedar City Active Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss active transportation projects, including a proposed trail near an eagle nesting site at Iron Springs and a concept for the South Hills Trail. They will also review meeting minutes, consider amending the 2019 ATC Charter, and hear subcommittee reports.

• Discussion with guests on Iron Springs development nesting eagle trail and park
• Presentation of South Hills Trail concept as part of master plan
• Review and approval of January meeting minutes
• Review and possible amendment of 2019 ATC Charter
• Bike lane planning: how to get suggestions onto asphalt resurfacing and striping plans

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including zone changes for properties on College Ave and 100 East, an amendment to the Transportation Master Plan near 1700 South Old Highway 91, and a reduction in fence height requirements for in-home daycares. The council will also consider final plat approval for Trailside Townhomes Phase 3, award a bid for the airport terminal expansion, and approve revisions to engineering standards.

• Public hearing on zone change from Central Commercial to Residential Multiple Unit at 168 East College Ave
• Public hearing on zone change from Residential Single Family to Residential Two Unit and Multiple Unit near 2700 N 100 East
• Consider final plat for Trailside Townhomes PUD Phase 3 near 170 West-75 East 1050 South
• Consider award of bid contract for Airport Terminal expansion (AIP-049)
• Public hearing to amend fence height requirement for in-home nursery schools from 6 feet to 4 feet

Leisure Services Advisory Committee

The Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes and discuss several recreation items, including the South Hills Trail, a TRCC tax application update, Exit 59 Skate Park renovations, and the Utah Summer Games master schedule. No final decisions are noted on the agenda; items are listed for discussion.

• Approval of January 17, 2024 meeting minutes
• South Hills Trail discussion
• TRCC Tax Application update
• Exit 59 Skate Park renovations timeline
• Utah Summer Games master schedule

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests and ordinance amendments. The body will provide recommendations on a city-wide sewer collection master plan and various zoning changes.

• Comprehensive Update to the Sewer Collection Master Plan
• Zone change from RE to R-2-2 for 1.15 acres at approx. 175 W 3000N
• General Plan Amendment from Rural Estate Residential to Medium Density Residential at approx. 175 W 3000N
• Amended Plat for Valley View Subdivision (Lots 1-7 & 25-29)
• Ordinance text amendments regarding fencing requirements and title report requirements

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to review a proposed General Plan Amendment and a city capital project. Items reviewed may be placed on a Planning Commission agenda after engineering staff approval.

• General Plan Amendment for Old Farm area near 2775 North 100 East to change Medium Density, High Density, and Mixed-Use Development to Low Density
• City Capital Project: Western View Drive Waterline Replacement

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee is meeting to discuss downtown economic development items. The agenda includes updates on the Main Street Program, a presentation from Heather Carter about the Farmer's Market, a presentation from Brandon Burk about downtown events, and a discussion of committee terms. No minutes are prepared for approval this month.

• Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• Heather Carter – Farmer's Market
• Brandon Burk – Downtown Events
• Committee Terms discussion

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on a zone change from Natural Open Space to Central Commercial and a related annexation of 10.66 acres near 1711 West 3000 North. They will also consider a land trade with SITLA, a settlement agreement with Access Foundation, and approval of final closing documents for the purchase of 520 acre-feet of water. A public hearing is scheduled to create the Iron Horse Public Infrastructure District.

• Consider zone change from Natural Open Space to Central Commercial for property at 1581 Providence Center Drive
• Accept petition to annex 10.66 acres near 1711 West 3000 North
• Approve land trade with SITLA for property near Main Street & Nichols Canyon Road
• Consider settlement agreement with Access Foundation
• Consider approval of final closing documents for purchase of 520 acre-feet of water

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is holding its regular meeting. The business agenda lists only two items: education and outreach, and historical markers. No specific decisions, proposals, or dollar amounts are detailed in the agenda.

• Education and outreach
• Historical markers

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates on SkyWest enplanements, and discuss airport projects including terminal staining and Taxiway A light upgrades. They will also consider action on an ATM concessionaire contract and hear reports from various agencies.

• SkyWest enplanements: December 2023 = 913; January 2024 = 716
• Terminal staining project update
• Taxiway A light upgrades update
• FAA Part 139 Inspection discussion
• ATM Concessionaire Contract action item

Redevelopment Agency

The Cedar City Redevelopment Agency will hold a meeting on February 7, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. The only business item is the election of officers. The agenda contains no other substantive items.

• Election of officers

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold public hearings on a zone change from Annex Transition to Central Commercial for 1581 Providence Center Drive, an annexation of 10.66 acres near 1711 West 3000 North, and several other land-use items. They will also vote on appointments, alcohol permits for two events, and a parking restriction amendment near 686 E. Canyon Ranch Drive.

• Public hearing on zone change from Annex Transition to Central Commercial at 1581 Providence Center Drive
• Public hearing on annexation of 10.66 acres near 1711 West 3000 North
• Consider single-event alcohol permits for SUMA Art Auction (May 11) and Chamber of Commerce Gala (March 7)
• Consider amendment to prohibit long vehicle parking near 686 E. Canyon Ranch Drive
• Consider appointment of Kathy Long to the CATS Board

Municipal Building Authority

The Cedar City Municipal Building Authority is holding a meeting with a single business item: the election of officers. No other substantive decisions or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Election of officers for the Municipal Building Authority

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission is meeting to provide recommendations on several land-use changes and ordinance updates. The agenda includes public hearings for zoning changes, a General Plan amendment, and revisions to engineering standards.

• Iron Hawk PUD and General Plan Amendment for 1.15 acres at approx. 175 W3000N
• Zone changes for 2700 N 100 E, 168 E College Ave, and 1700 S Old Highway 91
• Ordinance text amendments regarding fencing heights for home occupations and general fencing requirements
• Transportation Master Plan amendment
• Engineering Standards revisions for irrigation company facilities and pressure sewer inlets

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to provide recommendations on several zoning changes, a General Plan amendment, and updates to city ordinances. The body will also consider a development agreement and revisions to engineering standards.

• General Plan Amendment from Rural Estate Residential to Medium Density Residential at approx. 175 W3000N
• Zone changes for properties at 2700 N 100 E, 168 E College Ave, and 1700 S Old Highway 91
• Ordinance text amendments regarding fencing heights for home occupations and general fencing requirements
• Transportation Master Plan amendment
• Development Agreement for Pointe West PID at Approx. 1100 N 3900 W

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will meet to consider several land-use requests, including two home occupation applications, two variance requests, and a request to amend a previously approved variance. The board will also appoint a chair, approve minutes, and approve findings of fact.

• Home occupation esthetics business at 4277 West 300 North (DGT Studio, Drew Thornock)
• Review of previously approved home occupation daycare at 226 North Highland Drive (Adventure Awaits Daycare, Jason & Katie Dodds)
• Variance of landscaping requirement in right-of-way at 1478 S Old Highway 91 (Red Fort Indian Cuisine, Platt and Platt, Dave Clarke)
• Variance of fencing requirement, setbacks, and PUE, and grandfathering consideration at 168 E College Avenue (Little Bears Property LLC, Platt & Platt, Dave Clarke)
• Amend previously approved variance for fence posts from 8-foot to 10-foot spacing at 280 East Cedar Ridge Circle (Platt & Platt)

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is reviewing several plat amendments, a transportation master plan amendment, and a zone change. The body is also considering three ordinance text amendments and a road dedication. These items are reviewed prior to being sent to the Planning Commission.

• Zone change from AT to R-3-M for Lots 3 & 4 Indian Hills Subd. Ph 3
• Amendment to Transportation Master Plan at 530 W Greens Lake Dr
• Road dedication for 800 West from 750 N to Coal Creek Road
• Ordinance text amendments regarding Section 32-9 (C)Q5, Section 26-IV-20, and Section 32-7 (F)(8)
• Commercial building reviews for Fiddlers Cove PUD and Whittaker Industrial Park

Cedar Area Transportation (CATS) Advisory Board

The Cedar Area Transportation Advisory Board will meet to organize for the year, including electing a new chair and approving July 2023 minutes. Staff will report on a current study, ridership numbers, and the budget. No new or old business items are listed.

• Vote on a new Chairman
• Approval of meeting minutes from July 2023
• Review of the By Laws
• Study being conducted
• Ridership and Budget reports

City Council

The Cedar City Council will consider a $5,330,000 contract for 520 acre-feet of water rights, a new airport hangar lease with O&O Investments, and a zone change at 1950 S Westview Drive. Other items include approving a vicinity plan for Iron West Subdivision Phases 3 & 4, purchasing payroll software, and declining a federal Safe Streets for All grant.

• Consider contract for $5,330,000 purchase of 520 acre-feet of water rights
• Approve Airport Hangar Lease with O&O Investments, LLC
• Consider zone change from Annexation Transition (AT) to Dwelling Two Unit (R-2-2) at 1950 S Westview Drive
• Approve vicinity plan for Iron West Subdivision Phases 3 & 4
• Approve declining Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant from Federal Highway Administration

Cedar City Active Transportation Committee (ATC)

The Active Transportation Committee will meet to nominate a new chair and vice chair. Members will also discuss potential 2024 grant applications and strategies for planning future bike lanes.

• Nominations for new chair and vice chair
• Nominations for grants subcommittee
• Review and amendment of the 2019 ATC Charter
• Identification of 1-3 grant applications for 2024
• Discussion on bike lane placement and integration into resurfacing plans

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is reviewing several land use applications and ordinance amendments. Items approved may be placed on a future Planning Commission agenda following engineering staff review.

• Minor Lot Subdivision at 2108 680 S
• Minor Lot Subdivision at 102s w 3s0 s
• PUD application for Shadow PUD at approx. 175 W3000N (1.15 acres)
• Zone change from RE to R-2-2
• Tenant Improvement at 782 N Main St.

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including a resolution declaring Cedar City the birthplace of filmmaking in Utah, a public hearing on a zone change, and a contract for water rights. The agenda also includes public hearings on transportation and trail master plan amendments, a vicinity plan for a PUD, and a discussion on creating a public infrastructure district.

• Consider approving a $5,330,000 contract for 520 acre-feet of water rights
• Public hearing on zone change from Annexation Transition (AT) to Dwelling Two Unit (R-2-2) at 1950 S Westview Drive
• Resolution declaring Cedar City as the Birthplace of Filmmaking in Utah
• Public hearing on amending Transportation Master Plan near 1478 S Old Highway 91
• Consider approving payroll & HR software vendor

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission is meeting to consider several public hearings regarding zone changes, general plan amendments, and subdivision plats. The body will also review minor lot requests and a proposed ordinance text amendment.

• Zone change from AT to R-3-M at 3400 W South Mountain Dr
• General Plan Amendment from Natural Open Space to Central Commercial at 1581 S Providence Center Dr
• Zone change from AT to CC at 1581 S Providence Center Dr
• Amended Plat for Wild Flower Subdivision Phase 3 and Fiddlers Canyon Subd. Unit 5
• Ordinance Text Amendment for Section 26-VIII-5 regarding notification requirements

Cedar City Disability Action Awareness Team

The Cedar City Disability Action/Awareness Team is meeting to discuss grants, curb cuts, and hear a presentation on Parkinson's disease. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and other business.

• Dan Dail speaking about Parkinson's disease
• Discussion of grants
• Discussion of curb cuts
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board is meeting to approve minutes, receive informational updates from partners like SkyWest and T-O Engineers, and discuss airport projects and maintenance. Action items include revisiting an investment lease amendment, amending airport rules and minimum standards, and considering fee schedule changes for badging and concessions.

• Approval of minutes from December 14, 2023
• SkyWest enplanements: November 2023 = 980, December 2023 = 913, YTD = 10,758
• Project report: FedEx building cleanout, FAA building repairs, Taxiway B lighting repairs, lighting regulator repairs, weed sterilant application
• O&O Investment Lease #2 – revisit with amendment
• Cedar City Fee Schedule Amendment considerations – badging/concessions

City Council

The Cedar City Council will consider an ordinance reauthorizing the Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Tax, approve final plats for several subdivisions, and vote on a $309,492.00 purchase of a Type 4 Brush Truck. The agenda also includes a closed session for reasonably imminent litigation.

• Consider ordinance reauthorizing the RAP Tax (Proposition 7, which voters approved in November 2023)
• Approve purchase of a Type 4 Brush Truck from Siddons-Martin for $309,492.00
• Approve bid from Barney Brothers Electric for $169,384.00 for electrical work on the Wastewater Treatment Plant Dewatering Expansion project
• Approve final plats for Fiddlers Canyon Hills PUD Phases 1-3, Copper Valley Townhomes PUD Phase 1, and Black Sage Subdivision Phases 1-2
• Consider a car rental lease in the Airport Terminal with Vroom.Me

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and discussing community education and outreach, historical markers, and a film event. The agenda is largely procedural with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Approval of minutes
• Discussion of community education and outreach
• Discussion of historical markers
• Discussion of a film event

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustment will meet to consider four requests: two home occupation/daycare businesses, and two variance requests related to landscaping and property improvements. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and findings of fact. All items are up for discussion and decision at this meeting.

• Home occupation/daycare request for 2157 N Wagon Trail Drive (Little Leapers, Dacie Derbidge)
• Home occupation/daycare request for 2587 North 550 West (ABCD Preschool, Brant Parker)
• Variance of landscaping requirement in right-of-way for 1478 S Old Highway 91 (Red Fort Indian Cuisine, Platt and Platt)
• Variance of improvements for 1700 North Main Street (Cedar Breaks RV, Britt Denham)

Project Review/Sketch Meeting

The Sketch & Project Review Committee is meeting to review proposed amendments, zone changes, and building projects. The agenda includes a city-wide sewer master plan update and an airport terminal expansion.

• Transportation Master Plan amendment at 1700 S Old Highway 91
• Zone change from CC to R-3-M at 168 E College Ave
• Sign building project at 355 E 3000 N (Corner Crossing)
• Commercial building for Cedar City Airport Terminal Expansion at 2560 Aviation Way
• Comprehensive update to City Wide Sewer Master Plan

Historic Downtown Economic Committee

The Cedar City Historic Downtown Economic Committee is meeting to discuss a USDA grant related to the Main Street Program and to plan for the February meeting, as two members will be absent that week. No minutes will be approved this month. The committee provides input to the City Council on downtown investment and economic policies.

• USDA Grant discussion for Main Street Program/Downtown Update
• February meeting scheduling due to member absences
• No minutes to approve this month

City Council

The Cedar City Council will vote on final plats for four subdivisions, consider a variance to delete a cul-de-sac due to poor soil conditions, and hold public hearings on vacating a right-of-way and amending a development agreement. Several items involve fee or title issues that staff will update on at the meeting.

• Approve final plats for Fiddlers Canyon Hills PUD Phases 1-3 at 430 E Fiddlers Canyon Drive
• Approve final plat for Copper Valley Townhomes PUD Phase 1 at 200 North 4500 West
• Approve final plat for 48 Ranch Subdivision Phase 4 at 4150 West 1900 South
• Consider variance to delete a cul-de-sac on 995 South (Green Street) due to soil conditions
• Public hearing to vacate a public right-of-way at 113 West 995 South

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to provide recommendations on city-wide master plans and several specific land use requests. The body will also consider a text amendment to the city ordinance regarding infrastructure notification requirements.

• Transportation Master Plan amendment
• Master Planned Trail amendment
• Zone change from AT to R-2-2 at approx. 343 W Bradley Lane
• PUD recommendations for 1600 S Providence Center Drive, 1478 S Old Highway 91, and 1950 S Westview Dr
• Iron West Subdivision recommendation at approx. 4500 W 100 N