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👤 Members & officials (5)

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Who’s on the City Council

Brett Anderson — Mayor
Kristen Sherlock — Councilmember
Melissa Layton — Councilmember
Roger Child — Councilmember
Scott Isaacson — Councilmember

Recent meetings

Thu Oct 8, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to consider impervious surface limits for foothill development

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a zone text amendment. The proposal concerns development standards for foothill areas.

Proposed amendment to Section 11-30 to set maximum impervious surface coverage of a lot to 35%

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NOTICE OF HEARING FARMINGTON CITY Notice is hereby given, that on Thursday October 08, 2026 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as business permits, at the Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main Street, the Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider the following: • Zone text amendment to Section 11-30, Foothill Development Standards, to set the maximum allowed impervious surface coverage of a lot to 35%. The complete public notice is posted on the Utah Public Notice Website; www.utah.gov/pmn/, the Farmington City Website; farmington.utah.gov, and at Farmington City Hall. To request a copy of the public notice or for additional inquiries please contact Lyle Gibson at Farmington City offices [email protected] and 801-451-2383. Carly Rowe, Planning Secretary CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Notice and Agenda at Farmington City Hall, Farmington City website www.farmington.utah.gov and the Utah Public Notice website at www.utah.gov/pmn. Posted on September 29, 2026 Carly Rowe, Planning Secretary

Thu Oct 8, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review subdivision requests and foothill zoning changes

The Planning Commission will consider two subdivision applications and a proposed amendment to foothill development standards. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding impervious surface coverage limits.

Phoenix Way PUD Subdivision: 15 lots on 7.9 acres
Woodland Cove subdivision: 6 lots on 1.04 acres
Proposed zone text amendment to Section 11-30 to set maximum impervious surface coverage at 35%
TDR payment of $41,968.75 required for the Phoenix Way project
Proposed trail connection to the Denver & Rio Grande Trail

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION October 08, 2026 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Thursday October 08, 2026 Study Session: 6:30 PM | Regular Session: 7:00 PM (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85999971391) Notice is given that Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the above zoom link. Any emailed comments for the listed public hearings, should be sent to [email protected] by 5 PM on the day listed for meeting. SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS – no public hearing 1. Luke Martineau – Applicant is requesting consideration of the Phoenix Way PUD Subdivision and Development Agreement which includes 15 lots on approximately 7.9 acres of property in the existing AE (Agriculture Estates) zone. 3 of the lots will retain existing homes along Phoenix Way creating 12 new lots. 2. David Bell / Charlie Rawlins – Applicant(s) are requesting preliminary plat approval for the Woodland Cove subdivision which includes 6 lots on approximately 1.04 acres of property in the existing R-2-F (Multiple Family Residential-Foothill) zone. ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT – public hearing 3. Farmington City – Applicant is requesting a consideration of a zone text amendment to Section 11-30, Foothill Development Standards, to set the maximum allowed impervious surface coverage of a lot …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider selling land parcels to UDOT for I-15 widening

The Farmington City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting to discuss city business. The agenda includes a public hearing on a conservation easement and the sale of property for highway expansion.

Contracts to sell parcels 2885 and 2885B to UDOT for I-15 widening
Public hearing on 2nd Amendment to Farmington Meadows Conservation Easement
Agreement for the Deferral of Certain Public Improvements at 1475 S 200 E
Discussion regarding roosters in Farmington

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 Work Session – 6:00 p.m. Regular Session – 7:00 p.m. Zoom link Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting and a work session on the above date at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. See the above Zoom link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] WORK SESSION – 6:00 p.m. • Discussion regarding roosters in Farmington • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports CLOSED SESSION – Minute motion adjourning to closed session, for reasons permitted by law. REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Roger Child, Councilmember • Pledge of Allegiance – Amy Shumway, Councilmember PRESENTATION: • Farmington City in partnership with Hopebox Theater presents, "The Blithe Spirit" PUBLIC HEARING: • 2nd Amendment to Farmington Meadows Conservation Easement and consideration of access easements across city property. BUSINESS: • Contracts to sell parcels 2885 and 2885B to UDOT for the widening of I-15 SUMMARY ACTION LIST: 1. Minutes approval for 09-15-26 2. Agreement for the Deferral of Certain Public I …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026

City Council

Council to consider barn construction at Farmington Meadows Phase 1

The Farmington City Council will hold a public hearing to review a request to amend a conservation easement. The proposed change would allow for the construction of a barn on the property.

Public hearing regarding a request to amend the Conservation Easement for Farmington Meadows Phase 1 Subdivision

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NOTICE OF HEARING FARMINGTON CITY Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday October 6, 2026 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as business permits, at the Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main Street, the Farmington City Council will hold a public hearing to consider the following: o A request to amend the “Conservation Easement for Farmington Meadows Phase 1 Subdivision”. The requested amendment would permit the construction of a barn within the affected property. The complete public notice is posted on the Utah Public Notice Website; www.utah.gov/pmn/, the Farmington City Website; farmington.utah.gov, and at Farmington City Hall. To request a copy of the public notice or for additional inquiries please contact Lyle Gibson at Farmington City offices [email protected] and 801-451-2383. CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Notice and Agenda at Farmington City Hall, Farmington City website www.farmington.utah.gov and the Utah Public Notice website at www.utah.gov/pmn and the Standard Examiner. Posted on February 10, 2026 Carly Rowe, Planning Secretary

Tue Oct 6, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider land sales to UDOT for I-15 widening

The City Council will discuss selling two parcels of land to UDOT for the I-15 widening project. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding an amendment to the Farmington Meadows Conservation Easement.

Proposed sale of parcel 2885 to UDOT for $1,734,300 (net $1,319,300 after credit)
Proposed sale of parcel 2885B easements to UDOT for $16,400
Public hearing for 2nd Amendment to Farmington Meadows Conservation Easement to allow a hay barn
Agreement for deferral of public improvements at 1475 S 200 E
Work session discussion regarding roosters in Farmington

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 Work Session – 6:00 p.m. Regular Session – 7:00 p.m. Zoom link Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting and a work session on the above date at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. See the above Zoom link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] WORK SESSION – 6:00 p.m. • Discussion regarding roosters in Farmington • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports CLOSED SESSION – Minute motion adjourning to closed session, for reasons permitted by law. REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Roger Child, Councilmember • Pledge of Allegiance – Amy Shumway, Councilmember PRESENTATION: • Farmington City in partnership with Hopebox Theater presents, "The Blithe Spirit" PUBLIC HEARING: • 2nd Amendment to Farmington Meadows Conservation Easement and consideration of access easements across city property. Page 3 BUSINESS: • Contracts to sell parcels 2885 and 2885B to UDOT for the widening of I-15 Page 49 SUMMARY ACTION LIST: Page 81 1. Minutes approval for 09-15-26 Page 82 2. Agreement for the Deferral of Certain Public Impro …

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Mon Sep 28, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Farmington Historic Preservation Commission to discuss Lagoon Barn and scanning contract

The commission will meet to discuss updates regarding the Lagoon Barn and follow-ups from Festival Days. The body will also review a scanning contract and discuss historic home plaques.

Lagoon Barn update
Scanning contract review
Historic home plaques
Festival Days follow ups

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FARMINGTON CITY HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA Monday, September 28, 2026 6:00 PM | 160 S Main St. Farmington 84025 1. Discussion Items: a. Lagoon Barn Update b. Festival Days Follow Ups c. Scanning Contract Review d. Historic Home Plaques 2. Other items CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Notice and Agenda at Farmington City Hall, Farmington City website www.farmington.utah.gov and the Utah Public Notice www.utah.gov/pmn. Posted on September 24, 2026. Carly Rowe, Planning Secretary.

Thu Sep 17, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review townhome design changes at 1771 W 950 N

The Planning Commission will consider a schematic subdivision and development agreement amendment for the R1 Sage Townhomes project. The body will also review a rezone request for a property at 37 South 200 East to allow for more residential units.

Public hearing for Garbett Homes regarding a schematic subdivision and development agreement amendment at 1771 W 950 N
Rezone request for 0.36 acres at 37 South 200 East from OTR-F to R-4-F
Proposed change for R1 Sage Townhomes from rear-load units with common areas to front-load garages with private backyards

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION September 17, 2026 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Thursday September 17, 2026 Notice is given that Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:30 PM prior to the regular session which will begin at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website at farmington.utah.gov. Any emailed comments for the listed public hearings, should be sent to [email protected] by 5 PM on the day listed for meeting. SUBDIVISION / REZONE APPLICATIONS –public hearing on item #1 only 1. Garbett Homes – Applicant is requesting consideration of a Schematic Subdivision and an amendment to a Project Master Plan and Development Agreement for the R1 Sage Townhomes project at approximately 1771 W 950 N (North Station Lane. The primary consideration of this amendment is to consider a front load garage product with private backyards vs the original rear load product with more common area. 2. Marty Curtis – Applicant is requesting consideration of a rezone request for approximately 0.36 acres of property at 37 South 200 East. The request is to change the zoning designation from the existing OTR-F (Original Townsite Residential – Foothill) zone to the R-4-F (Multiple Family Residential – Foothill) zone. The change in z …

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Tue Sep 15, 2026

City Council

Farmington City Council to discuss animal care and utility reimbursements

The City Council will hold a work session featuring an update from Davis County Animal Care and a discussion on utility overpayment reimbursements. The regular session includes authorizations for evidence disposition and a monthly financial report.

Davis County Animal Care presentation on field volume and park signage recommendations
Discussion regarding utility overpayment reimbursements
Authorization for disposition of evidence items
Review of August 2026 monthly financial report

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✓ Decided: Farmington City Council approves disposal of evidence items

The City Council approved a summary action list that included the disposal of various evidence items following an audit of the evidence room. The Council also established an administrative threshold for utility overpayment reimbursements.

Approved disposition of evidence items (5-0)
Approved September 1, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
Approved August 2026 Monthly Financial Report (5-0)
Set utility overpayment reimbursement threshold at $20

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website https://farmington.utah.gov/city-government/city-council/city-council-meetings/. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] WORK SESSION – 6:00 p.m. • Davis County Animal Care Update by Michelle Hicks Page 2 • Cole Clawson, caseworker for Congresswoman Celeste Maloy’s Constituent Services. • Utility Overpayment Reimbursement discussion • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Melissa Layton, Councilmember • Pledge of Allegiance – Scott Isaacson, Councilmember SUMMARY ACTION LIST: 1. Authorization for Disposition of Evidence Items Page 11 2. Minutes Approval for 09-01-26 Page 13 3. Monthly Financial Report for August 2026 Page 23 GOVERNING BODY REPORTS: • City Manager Report • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports ADJOURN CLOSED SESSION – Minute motion adjourning to closed session, for reasons permitted by law. In compliance with the America …

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Farmington City Council, September 15, 2026 Page 1 FARMINGTON CITY – CITY COUNCIL MINUTES held via Zoom and at City Hall, 160 S. Main, Farmington, Utah September 15, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Mayor Brett Anderson, City Manager Brigham Mellor, Mayor Pro Tempore/Councilmember Amy Shumway, Councilmember Roger Child, Councilmember Scott Isaacson, Councilmember Melissa Layton, Councilmember Kristen Sherlock, City Attorney Paul Roberts, City Recorder DeAnn Carlile, Recording Secretary Deanne Chaston, and Finance Director Levi Ball. Mayor Brett Anderson called the work session to order at 6:05 p.m. DAVIS COUNTY ANIMAL CARE UPDATE Director of Animal Care of Davis County Michelle Hicks presented this update, saying her facility provides six core community services: pet adoption, volunteer/foster, owner surrenders, community cat program, field enforcement, and emergency readiness. The owner surrender is a unique one that other facilities don’t typically offer. They have 10 officers, one specifically dedicated to the community cat program that traps, spades/neuters, vaccinates, and then releases. They offer traps to the community, and their waiting list is months long. Their service area covers 34 miles from South Weber to North Salt Lake and Syracuse. They provide a pet food pantry for pet owners in times of emergency. More than half of animals found are recovered using their website, social media, and Petco. Farmington accounts for 5.18% of Davis Coun …

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Tue Sep 15, 2026

City Council

Farmington City Council to discuss utility overpayments and animal care

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss utility overpayment reimbursements and receive updates on animal care. The regular session includes approvals for financial reports and the disposition of evidence items.

Utility Overpayment Reimbursement discussion
Davis County Animal Care Update
Authorization for Disposition of Evidence Items
Monthly Financial Report for August 2026

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✓ Decided: Farmington City Council approves disposal of evidence room items

The City Council approved a summary action list that included the disposal of various evidence items following an audit. The Council also established a $20 administrative threshold for utility overpayment reimbursements.

Approved disposition of evidence items (5-0)
Approved September 1, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
Approved August 2026 Monthly Financial Report (5-0)
Set $20 materiality threshold for utility overpayment reimbursements

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website https://farmington.utah.gov/city-government/city-council/city-council-meetings/. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] WORK SESSION – 6:00 p.m. • Davis County Animal Care Update by Michelle Hicks • Cole Clawson, caseworker for Congresswoman Celeste Maloy’s Constituent Services. • Utility Overpayment Reimbursement discussion • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Melissa Layton, Councilmember • Pledge of Allegiance – Scott Isaacson, Councilmember SUMMARY ACTION LIST: 1. Authorization for Disposition of Evidence Items 2. Minutes Approval for 09-01-26 3. Monthly Financial Report for August 2026 GOVERNING BODY REPORTS: • City Manager Report • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports ADJOURN CLOSED SESSION – Minute motion adjourning to closed session, for reasons permitted by law. In compliance w …

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Thu Sep 3, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to consider 15-lot subdivision on Phoenix Way

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed Planned Unit Development (PUD) and development agreement for 15 lots on approximately 7.9 acres. City staff recommends tabling a decision on the project pending further technical review by the Development Review Committee.

Phoenix Way PUD Subdivision: proposal for 12 new lots and 3 existing homes on 7.9 acres
Proposed payment of $41,968.75 to the city for five Transfer of Development Right (TDR) lots
Proposed installation and dedication of a trail connection to the Denver & Rio Grande Rail Trail
Requested zoning deviations for 90-foot lot widths and 45-foot right-of-way widths

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION September 03, 2026 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Thursday September 03, 2026 Notice is given that Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:30 PM prior to the regular session which will begin at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website at farmington.utah.gov. Any emailed comments for the listed public hearings, should be sent to [email protected] by 5 PM on the day listed for meeting. SUBDIVISION / PLAT AMENDMENT APPLICATION –public hearing 1. Luke Martineau – Applicant is requesting consideration of the Phoenix Way PUD Subdivision and Development Agreement which includes 15 lots on approximately 7.9 acres of property in the existing AE (Agriculture Estates) zone. 3 of the lots will retain existing homes along Phoenix Way creating 12 new lots. SUMMARY ACTION AND OTHER BUSINESS 2. Applications and Approval of Minutes a. Planning Commission Minutes August 20, 2026 3. City Council Reports, Upcoming Items & Trainings. a. City Council Report b. Other Please Note: Planning Commission applications may be tabled by the Commission if: 1. Additional information is needed in order to act on the item; OR 2. If the Planning Commission feels, there are unresolved issues th …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider rezone and 15-lot plan for Avocet Subdivision

The City Council will discuss a request to rezone 2.8 acres at 44 W 1600 S and 1575 S Frontage Road from agriculture to large residential. The proposal includes a Planned Unit Development (PUD) master plan for 15 single-family home lots. The council will also review water restrictions and various zoning amendments.

Proposed rezone and PUD master plan for 15 lots at Avocet Subdivision
Culinary water restrictions and proposed fee schedule change
Zone Text Amendment for BP Zoning District setback and height allowances
Interlocal Agreement with Davis County for Fire/EMS services
Interlocal Agreement with Davis County Storm Water Coalition

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✓ Decided: Council approves Avocet Subdivision rezone and culinary water fee changes

The Farmington City Council approved a rezone and development plan for the 15-unit Avocet Subdivision. The Council also adopted an ordinance amending culinary water usage fees and cross-connection codes. Additionally, the Council accepted the South Davis Greenway Final Report and approved several zoning text amendments regarding business park height and administrative code updates.

Approved rezone and PUD for Avocet Subdivision (5-0)
Adopted culinary water ordinance and fee changes (5-0)
Accepted South Davis Greenway Final Report (5-0)
Approved business park height text amendment (5-0)
Approved zoning code updates removing SPARC references (5-0)
Vacated portion of Glovers Lane right-of-way (5-0)
Approved summary action list including interlocal agreements (5-0)

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website https://farmington.utah.gov/city-government/city-council/city-council-meetings/. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] COMBINED WORK SESSION WITH PLANNING COMMISSION – 6:00 p.m. • Land Use Training presented by Attorney Steve Noel • Discussion of regular session items upon request • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Kristen Sherlock, Councilmember • Pledge of Allegiance – Roger Child, Councilmember BUSINESS: • Culinary Water Restrictions and Proposed Fee Schedule Change 4 • Rezone from the AA (Agriculture) zone to the LR (Large Residential) zone and consideration of Schematic Subdivision and Preliminary PUD (Planned Unit Development) Master Plan for the Avocet Subdivision 15 • Amendment to the ordinance vacating a certain portion of the Glovers Lane right-of-way 56 • Consideration for acceptance of South Davis Greenway Final Report 6 …

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Farmington City Council, September 1, 2026 Page 1 FARMINGTON CITY – CITY COUNCIL MINUTES held via Zoom and at City Hall, 160 S. Main, Farmington, Utah September 1, 2026 WORK SESSION WITH PLANNING COMMISSION Present: Mayor Brett Anderson, City Manager Brigham Mellor, Mayor Pro Tempore/Councilmember Amy Shumway, Councilmember Roger Child, Councilmember Melissa Layton, Councilmember Kristen Sherlock, City Recorder DeAnn Carlile, Recording Secretary Deanne Chaston, Community Development Director Lyle Gibson, Assistant City Manager/City Engineer Chad Boshell, Public Works Director Larry Famuliner, City Lobbyist Eric Isom, Planning Commission Chair Tyler Turner, Planning Commission Vice Chair Joey Hansen, Commissioner Frank Adams, Commissioner Randy Hopkins, Commissioner George (Tony) Kalakis, Commissioner Spencer Klein, Alternate Commissioner Kevin Sanders, and Alternate Commissioner Brian Shepherd. Mayor Brett Anderson called the work session to order at 6:07 p.m. Councilmember Scott Isaacson, Planning Commissioner Scott Behunin, and City Attorney Paul Roberts were excused. LAND USE TRAINING Stephen F. Noel, an attorney with Smith Knowles for 30 years, presented land use training in a work session in combination with the Planning Commissioners. Noel discussed selective enforcement of zoning laws, administrative vs. legislative, council vs. commission, and trends in law and recent land use cases. He said the best …

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Mon Aug 24, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Commission considers adding 877 North Main Street to Historic Sites List

The Historic Preservation Commission will review a request to add a 1928 English Tudor style home to the city's Historic Sites List. The body will also discuss future projects.

Nomination of 877 North Main Street to the Historic Sites List

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FARMINGTON CITY HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA Monday, August 24, 2026 6:00 PM | 160 S Main St. Farmington 84025 1. Nomination of 877 North Main Street to the Historic Sites List 2. Discussion of future projects 3. Other items. CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Notice and Agenda at Farmington City Hall, Farmington City website www.farmington.utah.gov and the Utah Public Notice www.utah.gov/pmn. Posted on August 21, 2026. Carly Rowe, Planning Secretary. Farmington City Historic Preservation Commission Staff Report August 24, 2026 ______________________________________________________________________________ Item 1: Request for home to be added to Historic Sites List Public Hearing: No Applicant: Laurel Kent Property Owner: Laurel L Cahoon Address: 877 N Main St Zone: LR (Large Residential) General Plan Designation: NR (Neighborhood Residential) Acres: 0.46 ac Request: The applicant is requesting their home be added to the Farmington Historic Sites List. ______________________________________________________________________________ Background The subject property is located at 877 N Main St and was built in 1928. It was classified as eligible/contributing in the latest Reconnaissance Level Survey (RLS) performed, which means it is eligible for the National Register, even though it is not currently listed. The State His …

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Thu Aug 20, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review office building height and QuikTrip plat amendment

The Planning Commission will consider a special exception for additional building height for a proposed office building. The body will also review a plat amendment to convert a parcel into a building lot for a QuikTrip location.

Special exception for building height (up to 51 ft) for a proposed office building at 255 S 200 W
Plat amendment for Stack Parcel C3 (QuikTrip 7484) at 1050 N Innovator Drive

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves office building concept and plat amendment

The Planning Commission approved a concept site plan and special height exception for a three-story office building at 255 S 200 W, contingent on pending city ordinance updates. Commissioners also approved a plat amendment for Parcel C3 of the Stack Master Plat to facilitate building permit processing. Additionally, the commission approved minutes from the August 6, 2026, meeting.

Approved concept site plan and height exception for 255 S 200 W (6-0)
Approved plat amendment for Stack Parcel C3 (6-0)
Approved August 6, 2026, meeting minutes (6-0)

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION August 20, 2026 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Thursday August 20, 2026 Notice is given that Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:30 PM prior to the regular session which will begin at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website at farmington.utah.gov. Any emailed comments for the listed public hearings, should be sent to [email protected] by 5 PM on the day listed for meeting. SPECIAL EXCEPTION APPLICATION – no public hearing 1. Andrew Hiller – Applicant is requesting approvals for concept site plan and special exception for building height for proposed office building located at approximately 255 S 200 W., in the BP (Business Park) zone. SUBDIVISION / PLAT AMENDMENT APPLICATION – no public hearing 2. STACK – The applicant is requesting approval for a plat amendment to the Stack Master Plat for Parcel C3 (QuikTrip 7484), located at approximately 1050 N Innovator Drive., in the OMU (Office Mixed Use) zone. SUMMARY ACTION AND OTHER BUSINESS 5. Applications and Approval of Minutes a. Planning Commission Minutes August 06, 2026 6. City Council Reports, Upcoming Items & Trainings. a. City Council Report b. Other Please Note: Planning Commission applications may be …

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION August 20, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Vice Chair Joey Hansen, Commissioners George “Tony” Kalakis, Spencer Klein, Randy Hopkins, Frank Adams. Alternate Commissioner Kevin Sanders. Staff: Community Development Director Lyle Gibson, City Planner Shannon Hansell and Planning Secretary Carly Rowe. Excused: Chair Tyler Turner; Commissioner Scott Behunin and Alternate Commissioner Brian Shepard. 6:32 PM start time. Vice Chair Joey Hansen leading the study session with Chairman Tyler Turner's absence. Lyle Gibson noted that the Council Report won't be much to report on, there is a new State Law when it comes to Truth and Taxation - it can be the only item on those agenda’s from now on. That is what the Council's meeting was regarding, on August 18, 2026. Item #1: Special Exception from the applicant Andrew Hiller. On the August 06" meeting, the Planning Commission recommended a Business Park Zone Text Amendment which essentially will favor this project. Lyle Gibson noted that the County Building across the street is also a three-story building as this one here, that is being proposed along 200 West (South of the Horizon Credit Union). It is a special exception however the Council has yet to update the ordinance, so this item can be contingent on the Council approval, the meeting in which they will review this Zone Text Amendment is September 01, 2026. Gibson also is giving the Commission the option if they want to review this again at Final Sit …

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Tue Aug 18, 2026

City Council

Farmington City Council to consider FY 2027 property tax increase

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed property tax increase for fiscal year 2027. The body will consider resolutions to adopt the final tax rate and the final municipal budget.

Proposed property tax rate increase from .001506 to .001581
Proposed annual tax increase of $32.58 for a $790,000 primary residence
Proposed $285,108 in new annual property tax revenue for the Fire Department
Proposed FY 2027 Final Municipal Budget
Proposed 5% cost-of-living and merit increases for most full-time employees and elected officials

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✓ Decided: Farmington City Council approves FY 2027 budget and property tax increase

The City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2027 municipal budget and a certified tax rate of 0.001581. The property tax increase is intended to generate $285,108 in new revenue to fund three additional firefighters.

Adopted certified tax rate of 0.001581 (5-0)
Approved FY 2027 Final Municipal Budget including $285,108 in new property tax revenue (5-0)

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, August 18 2026 at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. This meeting is open to the public. Citizens may attend in person, or participate virtually via Zoom at the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86005544531 or go to zoom.us > select JOIN A MEETING > Meeting ID: 860 0554 4531. Instructions for Virtual Participants Wishing to Make Public Comment When it is time for the public hearing, virtual participants must utilize the “Raise Hand” feature to signal their intention to provide public comment. This is done by clicking the “Reactions” or “React” button on Zoom’s toolbar, and selecting “Raise Hand.” Virtual participants who do not raise their hand using the “Raise Hand” feature will neither be acknowledged nor given the floor. If you wish to email a comment for the public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Brigham Mellor, City Manager • Pledge of Allegiance – Melissa Layton, Councilmember PUBLIC HEARING: • Public hearing regarding the proposed FY 2027 property tax increase. Public comment is limited to approximately three (3) minutes per participant. BUSINESS: • Consider Resolution Adopting the Final Tax Rate Page 3 • Consider Resolution Adopting the Final Budget Page 10 ADJOURN In comp …

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Farmington City Council, August 18, 2026 Page 1 FARMINGTON CITY – CITY COUNCIL MINUTES held via Zoom and at City Hall, 160 S. Main, Farmington, Utah August 18, 2026 REGULAR SESSION Present: Mayor Brett Anderson, City Manager Brigham Mellor, Mayor Pro Tempore/Councilmember Amy Shumway, Councilmember Roger Child, Councilmember Scott Isaacson, Councilmember Melissa Layton, Councilmember Kristen Sherlock, City Attorney Paul Roberts, City Recorder DeAnn Carlile, Recording Secretary Deanne Chaston, Finance Director Levi Ball, Assistant City Manager/City Engineer Chad Boshell, and Youth City Councilmembers Traden Buchi and Emma Barber. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Brett Anderson called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. City Manager Brigham Mellor offered the invocation, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Melissa Layton. PUBLIC HEARING: Public hearing regarding the proposed FY 2027 property tax increase Finance Director Levi Ball presented this agenda item. Truth in Taxation is simple by design, so there will be no other items on the agenda. The budget process started in January, and now is the community’s opportunity to speak to their concerns about the proposed tax increase. The proposed 4.99% property tax increase would generate $285,108 in new revenue to pay for three firefighters, which would fulfill a huge need the City has as it grows further west across the freeway. It will cost the owner of an average $790,000 home an addition …

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Thu Aug 6, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review lot coverage exception and zoning amendments

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a special exception for impervious surface limits and updates to Business Park zoning standards. The body will also review several returning subdivision and PUD applications.

Special Exception for impervious surface exceeding 5,000 sq. ft. at 663 Emerald Oaks Dr.
Zone Text Amendment to update lot, setback, and height standards in the BP (Business Park) district
Avocet Subdivision: Rezone from AA to LR and Preliminary PUD for up to 19 lots at 44 W 1600 S and 1575 S Frontage Road
Brickmoor Subdivision: Preliminary Plat and Final PUD Master Plan for 128 townhomes and 40 single-family lots at 1700 North Main Street
Rezone of 1.6 acres for Mountain View Business Park at 77 and 111 South 650 W (Pulled by applicant)

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves Brickmoor subdivision plat and PUD master plan

The Commission approved the preliminary plat and final PUD master plan for the Brickmoor subdivision. It also approved a special exception for lot coverage at 663 Emerald Oaks Drive and recommended a 15-lot limit for the Avocet Subdivision.

Approved special exception for 43% impervious surface coverage at 663 Emerald Oaks Drive (6-0)
Recommended approval of BP zoning text amendments for height and setback flexibility (6-0)
Recommended rezone and 15-lot limit for Avocet Subdivision (4-2)
Approved preliminary plat and Final PUD Master Plan for Brickmoor subdivision (6-0)
Approved July 16, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)
Approved multiple zone text amendments for state law compliance and SPARC updates (6-0)

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION August 06, 2026 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Thursday August 06, 2026 Notice is given that Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 PM prior to the regular session which will begin at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website at farmington.utah.gov. Any emailed comments for the listed public hearings, should be sent to [email protected] by 5 PM on the day listed for meeting. SPECIAL EXCEPTION APPLICATION – public hearing 1. Sean Davis – Applicant is requesting a Special Exception approval to allow impervious surface exceeding 5,000 sq. ft. at 663 Emerald Oaks Dr. The additional lot coverage would accommodate a new proposed home. SUBDIVISION AND ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION – APPLICATION HAS BEEN PULLED PER APPLICANT REQUEST UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. A NEW NOTICE WILL BE SENT PRIOR TO ANY FUTURE HEARINGS. 2. Smoot – Applicant is requesting consideration of a rezone of approximately 1.6 acres of property from the AE (Agriculture Estates) zone to the BP (Business Park) zone and Consideration of the Conceptual Plan for the Mountain View Business Park project consisting of a daycare and office building at 77 and 111 South 650 W. ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT – public hearing 3. Farmington Ci …

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION August 06, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Chair Tyler Turner; Commissioners Frank Adams, Scott Behunin, Randy Hopkins, Spencer Klein. Alternate Commissioner Kevin Sanders. Staff: Community Development Director Lyle Gibson, City Planner Shannon Hansell. Excused: Vice Chair Joey Hansen, George (Tony) Kalakis, Alt. Commissioner Brian Shepard and Staff, Carly Rowe. Chair Tyler Turner said the second agenda item (Smoot subdivision and zone change application for 1.6 acres for daycare and office building at 77 and 111 S. 650 West) will not be heard tonight. Regarding the summary action items, Community Development Director Lyle Gibson said Commissioner Frank Adams and an ad hoc committee had been reviewing multiple zone texts regarding Title Tl, SPARC, bond requirements, update to home occupation allowances and provisions related to Planning Commission. Regarding Agenda Item #1 lot coverage special exception, Commissioner Randy Hopkins questioned the intent of the code for 35% and 5,000 feet. He would rather it just say 35% and drop the 5,000 feet, as it doesn’t consider the different sizes of lots. Hansell said she has been researching why the 5,000 feet was included, as Staff is considering changing this code. Gibson said the more lot that is covered, the less storm water can permeate the ground, which can cause problems. He feels some wanted the foothill ordinance to be restrictive to prevent eyesores. Hopkins said he likes the 35%, which woul …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider $166,216 contract for Lower Farmington Creek Trail

The City Council will discuss noise ordinance revisions and a development concept with Ovation Homes. The body is also deciding on a construction contract for the Lower Farmington Creek Trail and the sale of UDOT parcels for I-15 expansion.

Contract bid from MC Green and Sons, Inc for Lower Farmington Creek Trail for $166,216.68, with a $52,500.70 bridge option
Resolution for the sale of UDOT parcels 2876, 2892, 2902, 2919, 2958, 2992, and 3134 for I-15 expansion
Enactment of Moderate Income Housing Report Requirements
Proposed revisions to Chapter 10 Noise Control ordinance
Development concept discussion with Ovation Homes

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✓ Decided: Farmington City Council approves Lower Farmington Creek Trail contract

The City Council approved a construction contract for the Lower Farmington Creek Trail and enacted new reporting requirements for moderate income housing. The Council also approved the sale of several UDOT parcels for the I-15 expansion.

Approved MC Green and Sons, Inc. contract for Lower Farmington Creek Trail for $166,216.68, plus $52,500.70 bridge option (5-0)
Approved ordinance for moderate income housing reporting requirements (5-0)
Approved resolution for sale of UDOT parcels 2876, 2892, 2902, 2919, 2958, 2992, and 3134 for I-15 expansion (5-0)

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160 SOUTH MAIN FARMINGTON, UT 84025 FARMINGTON.UTAH.GOV CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Notice is given that the Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at City Hall 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah. A work session will be held at 6:00 pm in Conference Room 3 followed by the regular session at 7:00 pm.in the Council Chambers. The link to listen to the regular meeting live and to comment electronically can be found on the Farmington City website https://farmington.utah.gov/city-government/city-council/city-council-meetings/. If you wish to email a comment for any of the listed public hearings, you may do so to [email protected] WORK SESSION – 6:00 p.m. • Noise Ordinance Revisions (3) • Development concept discussion with Ovation Homes • Discussion of regular session items upon request • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports REGULAR SESSION – 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER: • Invocation – Brett Anderson, Mayor • Pledge of Allegiance – Kristen Sherlock, Councilmember PRESENTATION: • Police Department Advancement Recognition BUSINESS: • Consider MC Green and Sons, Inc for the lower Farmington Creek Trail Project (13) • Enactment of Moderate Income Housing Report Requirements (36) • Resolution for the sale of UDOT parcels 2876, 2892, 2902, 2919, 2958, 2992, and 3134 right-of-way needed for the expansion of I-15 (43) GOVERNING BODY REPORTS: • City Manager Report • Mayor Anderson & City Council Reports ADJOURN CLOS …

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Farmington City Council, August 4, 2026 Page 1 FARMINGTON CITY – CITY COUNCIL MINUTES August 4, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Mayor Brett Anderson, City Manager Brigham Mellor, Mayor Pro Tempore/Councilmember Amy Shumway, Councilmember Roger Child, Councilmember Scott Isaacson, Councilmember Melissa Layton, Councilmember Kristen Sherlock, City Attorney Paul Roberts, City Recorder DeAnn Carlile, Recording Secretary Deanne Chaston, Community Development Director Lyle Gibson, City Planner/GIS Specialist Shannon Hansell, and Assistant City Manager/City Engineer Chad Boshell. Mayor Brett Anderson called the work session to order at 6:00 p.m. DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT DISCUSSION WITH OVATION HOMESL City Manager Brigham Mellor introduced Craig Jacobson, president of Ovation Homes, who described an active adult 55+ home project he would like to bring to Farmington. Ten years ago, they developed the property north of Oakridge off north frontage road and they have been looking to develop another similar community ever since. After going through every document from prior years, they met and spoke separately with Councilmembers to get feedback, which eventually sent them back to the drawing board to produce half-acre lots, larger than previously contemplated. Councilmember Roger Child had suggested a road next to the existing large estate lots should they choose to subdivide in the future. The result is a reduction in density with 1.76 units per acre, which wou …

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Mon Jul 27, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Commission to discuss I-15 widening mitigation with UDOT

The Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss I-15 widening mitigation with David Amott from UDOT. The body will also discuss the Festival Days booth and parade.

Discussion of I-15 widening mitigation with David Amott (UDOT)
Discussion of Festival Days booth and parade

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FARMINGTON CITY HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA Monday, July 27, 2026 6:00 PM | 160 S Main St. Farmington 84025 1. DISCUSSION Festival Days booth and parade 2. 6:15 - David Amott UDOT - discussion of I-15 widening mitigation. 3. Approval of minutes from May 18 meeting 4. Other items. CERTIFICATE OF POSTING I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Notice and Agenda at Farmington City Hall, Farmington City website www.farmington.utah.gov and the Utah Public Notice www.utah.gov/pmn. Posted on July 23, 2026. DeAnn Carlile, City Recorder. FARMINGTON CITY HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES Monday May 18, 2026 | 160 S. Main St. Present: Elise Allred, Shauna Wardrop, Wes Holmes, Liz Holmes, Shannon Hansell, Steffanie Sanders. Excused: City Council liaison Melissa Layton 1. Historic Preservation Bylaws a. Shannon Hansell discussion of term limit for president of commission to yearly vote. b. Shauna Wardrop motion to accept change to bylaws, seconded by Steffanie Sanders. Unanimous vote 2. Farmington Festival Days . Discussion of booth set-up at Forbush Park a. Steffanie Sanders leading set-up, Shannon Hansell to show her posters in storage b. Wes Holmes to provide truck and trailer for parade float, Steffanie Sanders suggests larger trailer that she may be able to provide, Elise Allred confirms entry to parade registered c. Shauna Wardrop to work on doors for booth set up d. Steffanie Sanders …

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Tue Jul 21, 2026

City Council

Farmington City Council meeting scheduled for July 21, 2026

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✓ Decided: Farmington City Council mandates fire sprinklers for high-risk and large homes

The City Council approved an ordinance requiring automatic fire sprinkler systems in homes over 10,000 square feet and those in high-risk wildland urban interface areas. The Council also updated sidewalk maintenance rules and approved a summary action list including surplus property.

Approved fire sprinkler requirements for homes over 10,000 sq ft and high-risk zones 5 and 6 (4-1)
Approved sidewalk maintenance text amendment requiring owners to keep abutting sidewalks unobstructed (5-0)
Approved surplus of a 2011 Ford F150 (5-0)
Approved June 16, 2026 City Council minutes (5-0)
Approved monthly financial report (5-0)

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Farmington City Council, July 21, 2026 Page 1 FARMINGTON CITY – CITY COUNCIL MINUTES July 21, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Mayor Brett Anderson, City Manager Brigham Mellor, Mayor Pro Tempore/Councilmember Amy Shumway, Councilmember Roger Child, Councilmember Scott Isaacson, Councilmember Melissa Layton, Councilmember Kristen Sherlock, City Attorney Paul Roberts, City Recorder DeAnn Carlile, Recording Secretary Deanne Chaston, City Planner/GIS Specialist Shannon Hansell, and Assistant City Manager/City Engineer Chad Boshell. Mayor Brett Anderson called the work session to order at 6:04 p.m. Brant Shumway, a local high school student specializing in high quality drone footage, presented a video of Farmington City. ANDREW HILLIER BUILDING ON 200 WEST DISCUSSION City Manager Brigham Mellor mentioned that land near Horizon Credit Union and Farmington Elementary School is under contract with Andrew Hillier, who would like to proceed with development. The property is zoned Business Park (BP) for office space. A doctor’s office, reception center, and outpatient surgical center were mentioned. City Planner/GIS Specialist Shannon Hansell said buildings could be pulled closer to the street. The zone allows for parking between the building and the street. Because it is over 30,000 square feet, the Planning Commission would have to review the site plan. The 51-foot height of the building is another element to consider, as the maximum height in that zone i …

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Thu Jul 16, 2026

Planning Commission

Farmington Planning Commission meeting scheduled for July 16, 2026

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✓ Decided: Commission approves garage exception and updates housing reporting code

The Planning Commission approved a special exception for increased lot coverage at 448 W. 1300 North and recommended a zone text amendment to standardize moderate-income housing reporting. Several other development and rezone applications were tabled to allow for further negotiation and the creation of development agreements. The Commission also approved minutes and various plat amendments as summary actions.

Approved special exception for lot coverage at 448 W. 1300 North (7-0)
Tabled Cole West subdivision/rezone application (5-2)
Tabled rezone request for 0.36-acre property (7-0)
Tabled zone text amendment regarding home occupations (7-0)
Recommended approval of moderate-income housing reporting amendment (7-0)
Approved June 18, 2026, minutes and STACK plat amendment (7-0)
Approved Miller Hollow preliminary plat (7-0)
Approved Lakeview Hills plat amendment and special exception (7-0)

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FARMINGTON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION July 16, 2026 WORK SESSION Present: Chair Tyler Turner; Vice Chair Joey Hansen; Commissioners George “Tony” Kalakis, Scott Behunin, Randy Hopkins, and Frank Adams; Alternate Commissioners Brian Shepard and Kevin Sanders. Staff: Community Development Director Lyle Gibson, City Planner Shannon Hansell, and Planning Secretary Carly Rowe. Excused: Commissioner Spencer Klein. Agenda Item #1: Regarding the Special Exception Application for Richard Haws, Community Development Director Lyle Gibson said that east of Main Street, there is more restrictive lot coverage percentage than everywhere else in town, although he is not for sure why. The lot in question is large, but all lots have a 5,000 square foot restriction no matter the acreage. Staff wants to propose a change to the ordinance, and this could be a good case study. Agenda Item #2: For the Cole West Subdivision and Zone Change Application, there is a lot of surrounding vacant property meant for storm water retention and currently zoned for agriculture. Gibson said it is in the neighborhood residential area of the General Plan, similar to the single-family around it. The developer would like to go the Transfer of Development Right (TDR) route, which would allow a higher density in exchange for money that would go toward improving the City park system. The Commission has discretion to see if the small lots fit in the area based on the frontage road access. The 18 interior lots would not …

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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)

Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.

$4.5M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · SPECIAL MISSION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) INCLUDING SYSTEM ADMIN, SO
$3.9M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · RESEARCH EFFICIENCY MANAGMENT SUPPORT
$3.7M	THE ARBINGER COMPANY Department of Defense · OUTWARD MINDSET TRAINING
$3.3M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · THIS IS A SERIES OF TASK ORDERS AGAINST BASE CONTRACT FA8201-16-D-0013
$3.3M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · DEPLOYMENT RELATED HEALTH ASSESSMENT PROGRAM OFFICE SUPPORT
$3.1M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · RESOURCE ENERGY MANAGEMENT(REM) PERSONNEL SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT AT
$3.1M	THE ARBINGER COMPANY Department of Defense · OUTWARD PERFORMANCE PARTICIPANT WORKBOOK
$2.4M	VANGARDE LLC. Department of Defense · TASK ORDER IAW PWS DATED 22AUG2022 15 FTES AT HILL AFB, UT
$1.4M	THE ARBINGER COMPANY Department of Veterans Affairs · OUTWARD MINDSET TRAINING SERVICES BASE YEAR TASK ORDER.
$1.1M	THE ARBINGER COMPANY Department of Defense · OUTWARD MINDSET TRAINING

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