Fillmore public meetings in 2022
41 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and then vote on a recommendation to the city council regarding an amendment to the Fillmore City Street Master Plan for the Retreat Commercial Subdivision, located near 800 S and Highway 99. The applicant is Mike Petersen of Fillmore Homes. The commission will also approve minutes from the December 14, 2022 meeting and receive a city council report.
- Public hearing on Street Master Plan amendment for Retreat Commercial Subdivision
- Recommendation vote on Street Master Plan amendment for Retreat Commercial Subdivision at approximately 800 S and Highway 99
- Applicant: Mike Petersen of Fillmore Homes
- Approval of minutes from December 14, 2022 meeting
- City Council report by Council Member Mike Winget
The provided document is a meeting agenda rather than minutes of a meeting. It lists a proposed recommendation for a Street Master Plan amendment for the Retreat Commercial Subdivision, but records no final decisions or vote tallies.
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold three public hearings and consider several ordinances, including changes to commercial setback standards along SR-99, approval of a preliminary plat for the Peterson Subdivision, and adoption of impact fees for culinary water and wastewater. The council will also discuss the electric rate structure, a request to extend city water to a development outside city limits, and other administrative items.
- Public hearing on amending setback standards for property along SR-99 (Ordinance 22-27)
- Public hearing and possible approval of preliminary plat for Peterson Subdivision at 300 North 200 East
- Public hearing and possible adoption of impact fee ordinances for culinary water (22-25) and wastewater (22-26)
- Discussion of Fillmore City Electric System rate structure and renewable energy
- Request by Mike Peterson (Fillmore Homes) to allow city water to a mixed-use development outside city limits near 1600 South and I-15
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will consider recommending final approval of The Ridges Phase 1 subdivision to the city council, including construction drawings and a development agreement. They will also review the previous meeting's minutes and set the 2023 meeting schedule.
- Final plat for The Ridges Subdivision Phase 1, applicant Mike Petersen of Fillmore Homes
- Construction drawings for Ridge Phase 1, including RV space as open space and road profile options
- Development Agreement Review for The Ridges
- Approval of minutes from November 22, 2022 meeting
- Discussion of 2023 planning meeting schedule
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant program, discuss amending the renewable energy policy, consider a water request for a proposed development outside city limits, and possibly adopt a resolution authorizing water revenue bonds. They will also review routine administrative items such as minutes, purchase orders, and bills.
- Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant program at 6:35 p.m.
- Discussion on amending renewable energy policy to allow systems over 5 kilowatts with no power return
- Request to allow city water to proposed mixed-use development at 1600 South and frontage road west of I-15
- Consideration of Resolution 22-25 authorizing Parity Water Revenue Bonds for 2023 Water Tank Project
- Possible approval of contract for utility connections between Fillmore City and Aaron and Kelsie Fausett
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommendations to the city council on three items: vacating a road on the Sunrise Development Subdivision at 700 North Main Street, amending sign standards in the municipal code, and approving a lot line adjustment at 345 W 100 S. The commission will also approve minutes and hear a city council report.
- Public hearing and recommendation on road vacation at 700 North Main Street (Sunrise Development Subdivision, parcel F-S-125-1), applicant Marjorie Fullmer
- Public hearing and recommendation on amending sign standards (Fillmore City Municipal Code 10-3-6, sign permit review, real estate signs in all zones)
- Recommendation on lot line adjustment at 345 W 100 S (parcels F-174 and F-174-1), applicant Glen Oakeson for DellaJean Oakeson Trust
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold two public hearings and consider ordinances on allowing pole signs in the Public Quasi-Public zone and permitting breeding of certain animals in the Industrial Zone. They will also discuss a possible deer hunt request, adopting Resolution 22-24 for PVC/C900 water main standards, and adding landfill fees to building permits.
- Public hearing and Ordinance 22-23 to allow pole signs in Public Quasi-Public zone
- Public hearing and Ordinance 22-24 to allow breeding of certain animals in Industrial Zone (applicant: David Morris)
- Discuss possible request to Department of Wildlife Services for public deer hunt
- Resolution 22-24 to amend water main installation standards for PVC/C900
- Discussion on adding landfill fees to building permits
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting on November 1, 2022, to approve routine items (minutes, purchase orders, payroll) and discuss several policy and funding matters. Key items include a possible resolution to add a $5,000 bulk water usage deposit, a proposed amendment to allow PVC in water infrastructure, and requests for donations to the Friends of Territorial House and the American Legion. The council will also hear a request for a utility connection outside city limits and discuss a possible Chamber of Commerce.
- Resolution 22-23: adding a $5,000 bulk water usage deposit to utilities policy
- Amend Specs and Standards to allow PVC for water infrastructure
- Donation request for Christmas performance of Bar D Wranglers
- Annual budgeted donation to American Legion
- Utility connection request from Aaron and Kelsie Fausett outside city limits
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommendations on amending sign standards, adopting a new Annexation Policy Plan, and allowing North American Pets to house and breed small animals in the Industrial Zone. They will also discuss weed and garbage abatement rules. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and a city council report.
- Public hearing on sign code amendments (Municipal Code 10-3-6 and 10-11-8)
- Public hearing on new Annexation Policy Plan (Utah Code 10-2-401)
- Recommendation on North American Pets animal breeding in Industrial Zone
- Discussion of Chapter 6: Abatement of Weeds, Garbage, Refuse, and Unsightly Objects
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider approving the preliminary plat for the Ridges Subdivision, a residential development between 200 East to 700 East and 500 South to 340 South. The council will also discuss a possible bulk water usage deposit for the utilities policy, review the FY 2021-2022 financial audit, and consider landfill fees on building permits. Other items include approving minutes, purchase orders, and a request for the Bar D Wranglers to perform at the Christmas event.
- Public hearing and possible approval of Ridges Subdivision preliminary plat (Heber Valley Property, LLC)
- Resolution 22-23: adding bulk water usage deposit to utilities policy
- Discussion of landfill fees on building permits
- FY 2021-2022 financial audit report by Kimball & Roberts
- Request for Bar D Wranglers performance at 2022 Christmas event
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance 22-22 to allow mixed-use vertical and horizontal developments in the General Commercial Zone. The council will also discuss and possibly adopt Ordinance 22-17 and Resolution 22-21 to revise the city's procurement process and purchasing policy. Other items include ratifying chip seal work, discussing legal services for water rights, and hearing requests for EV charging stations and ribbon displays.
- Public hearing and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-22 to allow mixed-use vertical/horizontal in General Commercial Zone
- Discussion and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-17 and Resolution 22-21 revising procurement process and purchasing policy
- Ratification of council approval for budgeted chip seal work on various city roads
- Discussion of engagement letter with Clyde Snow for legal services on water rights and storage
- Request by Joshua Richins to discuss car power charging stations
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending approval of three proposed subdivisions to the city council: Mustang Meadows (preliminary plat, ~200-500 S 1100 W, applicant Benjamin Rivera), a Simple Lot Subdivision at 680 N Main Street (Marge Fullmer), and The Ridges Subdivision (preliminary plat, ~200-700 E and 500-340 S, applicant Mark Stevenson for Heber Valley Properties LLC). The commission will also approve minutes from September 14, 2022, and receive a city council report.
- Public hearing on Mustang Meadows Subdivision preliminary plat (parcel F-MM-68)
- Recommendation on Mustang Meadows preliminary plat
- Recommendation on Simple Lot Subdivision at 680 N Main Street
- Recommendation on The Ridges Subdivision preliminary plat
- Approval of minutes from September 14, 2022
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will meet to approve routine items, hear the FY 2021-2022 financial audit, and discuss online payment options. Major actions include possible adoption of an ordinance and resolution revising the city's procurement process, a resolution on public infrastructure standards, and a library patron behavior policy amendment. The council will also consider ratifying an emergency purchase of shut-off valves for flood mitigation.
- Ordinance 22-17 amending procurement process and Resolution 22-21 updating Purchasing Policy
- Resolution 22-20 clarifying standards and specifications for public infrastructure
- Resolution 22-22 amending library policy (Article V: Patron Behavior)
- Ratification of emergency procurement of shut-off valves for flood mitigation
- Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Financial Audit Report by Kimball & Roberts
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will consider two conditional use permit applications: one for SunGro Horticulture to sell peat moss at 1120 W Industrial Road, and one for Precision Master Carpentry for light industrial use at 135 N Main Street. The commission will also discuss multi-family housing percentages in subdivision standards and flag lot standards. Minutes from the August 23, 2022 meeting will be reviewed.
- Conditional Use Permit for SunGro Horticulture to sell peat moss at 1120 W Industrial Road
- Conditional Use Permit for Precision Master Carpentry, LLC for light industrial use in General Commercial zone at 135 N Main Street
- Discussion on percentage of multi-family housing allowed in subdivision development standards
- Discussion on Flag Lot Standards and road accessibility
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold multiple public hearings and consider ordinances related to a $1.5 million state loan for a new water tank, several zone changes and subdivision plats, and updates to city procurement policies. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes, purchase orders, and permits, as well as presentations and discussions on community matters.
- Public hearing and ordinance to amend Water Fund budget for $1.5M DDW loan at 2.5% for a 1-million-gallon water tank
- Zone change from Rural Residential to Residential 2 for Reserve Subdivision (200-400 West, 600-750 North)
- Preliminary plat for Reserve Subdivision and simple lot subdivision at 385 East Canyon Road
- Zone change from Industrial to General Commercial for Retreat Annexation at 800 South Highway 99
- Ordinance 22-17 and Resolution 22-21 to revise procurement process and purchasing policy
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on recommendations to the City Council. One proposal would amend the General Commercial Zone to allow mixed uses, and another would rezone property near 800 South Highway 99 to General Commercial if the Plat AA Annexation is approved. The commission will also discuss homework on amending the Title 10 Use Table.
- Public hearing on General Commercial Zone amendment to allow mixed use (applicant Dustin Smith)
- Public hearing on rezoning approximately 800 South Highway 99 to General Commercial (applicant Fillmore Homes LLC, Mark Stevenson)
- Vote on recommendation to City Council for mixed-use zoning amendment
- Vote on recommendation to City Council for Highway 99 rezoning
- Discussion of Title 10 Use Table amendment homework
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold public hearings on a 53-acre annexation and a $500,000 interfund loan from the electric enterprise fund to the general fund for flood mitigation after the 2022 Halfway Hill Wildfire. The council will also discuss a new water tank project, road repairs, and several resolutions and ordinances, including fee changes and a fuel surcharge amendment.
- Public hearing on Retreat Annexation of 53 acres at approximately 800 South Highway 99
- Public hearing on $500,000 interfund loan from electric fund to general fund at 2.88% interest over 10 years
- Consideration of proposal to construct a new water tank for the culinary water system
- Resolution 22-17 to add $50.00 fee for dog euthanizations
- Resolution 22-18 to amend fuel surcharge per contract with Holt Waste
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will hold public hearings and then vote on recommendations to the city council for several proposed developments, including two subdivisions (The Ridge and The Reserve), a zone change, street master plan amendments, and a use-table change to allow exotic animal breeding. The commission will also decide on a conditional use permit extension for Jeff Smith Meat Packaging Plant and approve the prior meeting's minutes.
- Public hearing and recommendation on Simple Lot Subdivision at 385 E Canyon Road (applicant Kirk Mundy)
- Public hearing and recommendation on zone change from Rural Residential to Residential 2 near 650 N 300 W (applicant Mark Stevenson for Heber Valley Properties LLC)
- Public hearings and recommendations on street master plan amendments for The Ridge and The Reserve subdivisions
- Public hearings and recommendations on preliminary plats for The Ridge (parcels F-7039-A) and The Reserve (parcels F-546, F-6979, F-6980, F-545)
- Public hearing and recommendation on Light Industrial zone use table amendment to allow breeding/raising exotic animals including reptiles (applicant David Morris for North American Pet Company)
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will elect a new chairman and vice chairman, approve the previous meeting's minutes, and receive a city council report. The main business is two public hearings and subsequent discussions on proposed subdivisions: The Ridge and The Reserve. The commission will also discuss a Title 10 update with Sunrise Engineering.
- Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman for 1-year term
- Public hearing for The Ridge subdivision, Parcel F-7039-A, located approximately 200 E. to 700 E. and 500 S. to 340 S.
- Public hearing for The Reserve subdivision, Parcels F-546, F-6979, F-6980, F-545, located approximately 200 W. to 400 W. and 600 N. to 750 N.
- Discussion of Title 10 update with Sunrise Engineering
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance 22-15 to increase the building height limit in the Industrial Zone from 45 to 75 feet. The council will also discuss and possibly approve several other items, including a right of first refusal to purchase Black Dirt Organics property, a professional services proposal to update zoning ordinances, a billboard agreement, and resolutions on Dixie Power standards, the Steel Solar 1A Project, and a Public Infrastructure District policy. Routine administrative items include approving minutes, purchase orders, and permits.
- Public hearing and Ordinance 22-15 to raise industrial building height limit from 45 to 75 feet
- Possible exercise of right of first refusal to purchase Black Dirt Organics property in Fillmore City Industrial Park
- Proposal for professional services to update zoning, subdivision, and annexation ordinances
- Agreement with Terri Hoover to use a city-owned billboard
- Resolution 22-12 authorizing Steel Solar 1A Project transaction schedule under UAMPS agreement
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council is holding its regular meeting to approve routine administrative items (minutes, purchase orders, payroll, bills) and hear reports from the Fire Department and Millard County Commission. The council will discuss possibly adopting some or all of Dixie Power service standards and may adopt Resolution 22-11 amending the city's billboard policy.
- Approve minutes from June 21, 2022 meeting
- Approve purchase orders, payroll, and payment of bills (A/P report June 22–July 5, PO 22-69)
- Discussion on possible adoption of Dixie Power service standards
- Discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 22-11 amending Fillmore City billboard policy
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will elect a new chairman and vice chairman, approve prior meeting minutes, and decide on a conditional use permit application from David Morris. They will also discuss amending the Title 10 Use Table, which is a homework review item.
- Vote for new Chairman and Vice Chairman for 1-year term
- Approve minutes of June 15, 2022 meeting
- Conditional Use Permit application by David Morris
- Discussion on amending Title 10 Use Table
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance 22-14, which would enact a city option sales and use tax for highways or public transit. The council will also discuss and possibly adopt resolutions amending the current fiscal year budget and adopting the FY 2022-2023 operating budget, along with other administrative items.
- Public hearing and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-14 (city option sales and use tax for highways or public transit)
- Resolution 22-09 amending the FY 2021-2022 operating budget
- Resolution 22-10 adopting the FY 2022-2023 operating budget
- Discussion of Fillmore City Solar Power Policy and possible adoption of Dixie Power service standards
- Annexation petition for proposed Retreat Annexation at approximately 800 South Highway 99
Planning Meeting Agenda
The commission will hold public hearings regarding proposed changes to height and sign standards in the Industrial Zone. The body will also consider a Conditional Use Permit application for an RV Park.
- Public hearing on proposed Industrial Zone height standards
- Public hearing on proposed Industrial Zone sign standards
- Conditional Use Permit application from Terry Messersmith for an RV Park
- Recommendation to City Council regarding Industrial Zone code amendments
- Discussion on Robert’s rule of Order and Title 10 Use Table amendments
City Council Work Meeting
The Fillmore City Council is holding a work meeting with a presentation and education session on Public Infrastructure Districts (PIDs) by Nicholaus Weaver of Aspen RE Consulting. No formal decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of this informational item and routine opening procedures.
- Presentation on Public Infrastructure Districts (PID) by Nicholaus Weaver of Aspen RE Consulting
- Discussion of PID creation, definitions, district bonds, fees, and general obligation bonds
- Reference materials include examples from Herriman, Hurricane, and West Jordan
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Planning Commission will consider a Conditional Use Permit application from Alan Roper. The body will also review recommendations to the City Council regarding amendments to land use regulations for multi-unit dwellings and changes to the city's Annexation Policy Plan.
- Conditional Use Permit application by Alan Roper
- Proposed amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations regarding twin homes, townhomes, duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and apartments
- Recommendation to City Council to amend Fillmore City Annexation Policy Plan
- Discussion of Conditional Use and Allowed Use in each zone
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting with several discussion and possible action items. Key topics include a wastewater master plan presentation, potential swimming pool improvements, a curb and gutter waiver request, and a possible pause on annexations until a policy plan is complete. The council will also consider a lease modification for an arts program and a bid for a rescue truck.
- Discussion of possible enhancements to Fillmore swimming pool
- Presentation of Wastewater Master Plan by Sunrise Engineering
- Possible waiver of curb and gutter requirements for Terry Messersmith
- Possible pause on annexation petitions until Annexation Policy plans are complete
- Possible acceptance of bid for rescue truck via Request for Proposal
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold a work session to discuss amendments to Title 10 of the municipal code, focusing on definitions and development standards for multi-unit dwellings like duplexes and apartments. They will also review and recommend updates to the city's annexation policy plan. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and a city council report.
- Discuss amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations for multi-unit dwellings (twin home, townhome, duplex, triplex, fourplex, apartments)
- Recommendation to update Fillmore City Annexation Policy Plan
- Approve or modify minutes from April 13, 2022 meeting
- City Council Report by Council Member Mike Winget
Planning Meeting Agenda
This planning meeting was cancelled because there were no business items to discuss. The agenda contains only administrative items and a notice of cancellation, with no decisions or discussions scheduled.
- Meeting cancelled due to lack of business items
- No rezonings, contracts, or public hearings on agenda
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will consider a Community Impact Board loan/grant offer for a new fire station, discuss a possible VAC truck purchase, and review bids for Well House #3 improvements. The council may also adopt Resolution 22-05 amending the city fee schedule for lights on private property. Routine items include approving minutes, purchase orders, payroll, and building permits.
- Possible action on Community Impact Board loan/grant offer for a new fire station (from April 7, 2022 CIB meeting)
- Discussion of Resolution 22-05 amending the Fillmore City Fee and Rate Schedule regarding lights on private property
- Consideration and possible approval of bids for Fillmore City Well House #3 improvements
- Additional discussion on possible purchase of a VAC truck
- Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) report by Corrina Kessler
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on recommendations for various street master plan amendments and lot subdivisions. The meeting also includes a work session regarding residential zoning code amendments for townhomes and condominiums.
- Proposed zone change from Agricultural to General Commercial for 21.30 acres at 560 S Highway 99
- Recommendation for Orchard View Subdivision Minor Lot Subdivision (approx. 14 acres)
- Recommendation for The Reserve @ Paradise Meadows Major Subdivision (approx. 13.5 acres)
- Public hearing for a Simple Lot Subdivision at 550 S 1100 W
- Proposed amendment to residential zoning to allow townhomes and condominiums as single-family dwellings
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting on April 5, 2022, covering routine approvals (minutes, purchase orders, payroll, building permits) and several substantive items. Key discussions include a proposed airport hangar ground lease with Justin Jensen, a Main Street beautification proposal from Fillmore Country Floral, a franchise agreement with Dixie Power for a newly annexed area, and ratification of a fuel surcharge amendment to the waste services contract. The council will also consider funding requests for youth programs and a road closure for a Family Night Out event.
- Discuss and possibly approve airport hangar ground lease agreement with Justin Jensen
- Discuss and possibly accept proposal from Fillmore Country Floral for Main Street beautification project
- Discussion and possible approval of franchise agreement with Dixie Power for Plat Y annexed area west of north I-15 exit
- Ratification of Resolution 22-03 amending fuel surcharge of waste services contract
- Ratification of adding public hearing for Pexton/Golden Gate Petroleum annexation (Plat Z) to March 15 meeting
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will consider recommending approval of a minor lot subdivision for Alan Roper, review potential amendments to the Master Street Plan, and continue discussing changes to residential zoning to allow townhomes and condominiums to be sold as separate single-family dwellings. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a city council report.
- Minor lot subdivision recommendation for Alan Roper, parcels F-7060 and F-7059-2, near 500 S to 550 S and 400 W to 500 W and Highway 99
- Review of Master Street Plan amendment related to the Roper subdivision
- Proposed amendment to adjust 700 N public street south between frontage road 400 W to 200 W for applicant Mark Stevenson
- Continued discussion on amending municipal code for residential zoning to allow townhomes and condominiums as separate single-family dwellings
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold five public hearings on proposed zone changes and a subdivision, then consider adopting several ordinances tied to those changes, including a major annexation. The council will also discuss contracts, appointments, and the potential sale of city-owned properties. The meeting includes routine administrative items like approving minutes and purchase orders.
- Public hearings on Mustang Meadows zone changes from Mobile Home to Residential 2 and Light Industrial
- Public hearing on zone change from Highway Commercial to General Commercial for Alan Roper at 500 West Highway 99
- Public hearing on simple lot subdivision for Dennis Moore at 130 West 400 South
- Discussion and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-07 for Golden Gate Petroleum Annexation (Plat Z) and Ordinance 22-08 for Highway Commercial zoning on ~5 acres east of Highway 99
- Discussion of potential sale of 7.26-acre and 5-acre city-owned properties
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will discuss amending the Municipal Code for Residential Zoning to allow townhomes and condominiums to be sold as separate single-family dwellings. The discussion includes lot sizing requirements and locations within city limits to create high-density housing. A presentation on affordable housing by Lauri Mathews is also scheduled. No final votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.
- Discussion of Residential Zoning classification changes for townhomes and condominiums
- Review of lot sizing requirements for high-density housing
- Presentation on Affordable Housing by Lauri Mathews
- Welcome of new Planning Commissioner Randy Christiansen
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss offers on city-owned property near Fillmore Elementary school. The agenda also includes a request for an ATV Jamboree donation and a discussion regarding affordable housing.
- Discussion of offers on city-owned property at approximately 500 West
- Ratification of janitorial services contract from Jill Lebaron
- Lot line adjustment for Jason Brunson at 300 North 400 West
- Consideration of property purchase by Jason Brunson
- Request for 2022 ATV Jamboree donation
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore Planning Commission will hold public hearings and then vote on recommendations to the City Council for several zone changes, a subdivision, a lot line adjustment, and a municipal code amendment. The agenda also includes discussion of amending residential zoning codes to allow townhomes and condominiums to be sold as separate single-family dwellings.
- Zone change for Mustang Meadows Subdivision from Mobile Home to Residential 2 (applicant Benjamin Rivera)
- Zone change for Mustang Meadows Subdivision from Mobile Home to Light Industrial (applicant Fillmore City)
- Zone change to General Commercial for Alan Roper at 500 W and Highway-99
- Simple Lot Subdivision for Dennis Moore at 130 W 400 S
- Lot Line Adjustment for Jason Brunson at 300 N 400 W, extending west 540 feet and south 20 feet
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold five public hearings and consider several ordinances, including a proposed 41.75-acre annexation near the north I-15 interchange, multiple zone changes, a lot line adjustment, and adoption of a water system impact fee. The council will also discuss utility services for new annexations and a request for a donation. Administrative items include approving minutes, purchase orders, payroll, and building permits.
- Public hearing and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-03 for the Fillmore Northwest Annexation (approx. 41.75 acres)
- Public hearing and possible adoption of Ordinance 22-02 adopting a water system impact fee analysis and enactment
- Zone change for property at 200 South 500 West (7.26 acres) from Public-Quasi Public to Residential 2 (Ordinance 22-06)
- Zone change for property at 200 North 590 West (11 acres) from Rural Residential to Residential 2 (Ordinance 22-05)
- Lot line adjustment for Dee Penney at 375 South 200 West (parcels F-64-1 and F-64)
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding culinary water system impact fees and the appropriation of $156,814 in ARPA funding. The agenda also includes discussions on affordable housing ordinances and a five-acre annexation petition.
- Public hearing for culinary water system impact fee analysis and ordinance
- Public hearing regarding $156,814 in ARPA funding appropriation
- Discussion of Ordinance 22-01 regarding affordable housing properties and sale requirements
- Discussion of annexation petition for a five-acre portion of parcel #7061-1 near Highway 99
- Discussion of Resolution 22-02 regarding development conditions for affordable housing
Planning Meeting Agenda
The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommendations to the City Council on several proposed zone changes, including a request to rezone Mustang Meadows Subdivision from Mobile Home to Light Industrial. The commission will also discuss accessory dwelling units and multi-family housing zoning.
- Public hearing on zone change to Residential 2 at ~200 South 500 West (currently Public-Quasi Public)
- Public hearing on zone change from Agriculture to Residential 2 at ~200 North 590 West
- Public hearing on zone change to Highway Commercial near north I-15 interchange
- Recommendation on Mustang Meadows Subdivision zone change from Mobile Home to Light Industrial
- Recommendation on lot line adjustment for Dee Penney at 375 S 200 W (parcels F-64-1 and F-64)
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting, covering routine approvals, public requests, and a possible annexation. Key items include discussing affordable housing, a possible rescue truck purchase, and a proposed annexation of five acres west of Highway 99. The council may also act on the annexation petition.
- Annexation petition for 5 acres of parcel #7061-1-&, fronting Highway 99, north of 725 W. 900 S
- Discussion on possible purchase of a rescue truck
- Discussion on affordable housing in Fillmore City
- Request to discuss utility billing
- Request to discuss a double burial at Fillmore City Cemetery
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will consider ordinances regarding the grant of city real property for affordable housing and the regulation of short-term rentals in designated zones. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of Councilmember-Elect Curt Hare and the appointment of Dena Iverson as City Treasurer.
- Ordinance 21-17: amending code to allow city real property grants for affordable housing
- Ordinance 21-20: amending code to allow short-term rentals in designated zones
- Ratification of annexation petition for Terry Messersmith (Parcel #6969; 25.56 acres)
- Approval of Raun Child simple lot subdivision at 140 East 500 North
- Lot line adjustment for Alan Roper at 165 West 500 South