Fillmore public meetings in 2024
3 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Meeting Agenda
The commission will hold public hearings regarding water acquisition fees and water right conveyance for development. They will also review proposed changes to the city's conditional uses and residential land use regulations. The body will consider making recommendations to the City Council on these items.
- Public hearing on water acquisition fees or water right conveyance for development
- Public hearing regarding enactment of Municipal Code Chapter 20 (Conditional Uses)
- Public hearing regarding amendments to Article B, Residential 2 regulations
- Recommendations to City Council regarding water fee and land use code updates
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will consider resolutions to amend the city personnel policy and approve the 2023 Wastewater Report. The agenda also includes discussions regarding building inspector procurement and volunteer fire chief compensation.
- Resolution 24-12: Amending Personnel Policy for Juneteenth holiday observance
- Resolution 24-13: Approving the 2023 Wastewater Report
- Discussion on procuring additional building inspectors
- Discussion regarding compensation for the Volunteer Fire Department fire chief
- Presentation on National Fitness Campaign Project
Regular City Council Meeting
The Fillmore City Council will consider several ordinance amendments regarding zoning and home occupations. The council will also hear public comments on subdivision changes and a potential digital billboard lease. Discussions include water acquisition and fire chief compensation.
- Ordinance 24-13: Rezoning 8.3 acres at 600 West 900 South to Residential Multi-Family Overlay
- Public hearing for a simple lot subdivision at 290 North 400 West
- Amendments to the Municipal Code regarding subdivisions and home occupations
- Potential lease of city land for a digital billboard by Millard County Tourism
- Ordinance 24-17 and 24-18 regarding commercial district standards