Grand County, Utah

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Grand County Commission

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Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

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Grand County Commission

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Moab Tourism Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

Planning Commission

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

Airport

Airport

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to discuss and take action on a presentation regarding brand, strategy, and campaigns from Camp4 + Tourist.

• Camp4 + Tourist: Brand, Strategy, And Campaign Presentation

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

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Planning Commission

Grand County Commission

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Planning Commission

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Airport

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Planning Commission

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

Planning Commission

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Airport

Grand County Commission

Planning Commission

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

Planning Commission

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

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Airport

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Planning Commission

Grand County Commission

Planning Commission

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Airport

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss a mid-year budget amendment, repeal and replace a utility overlay ordinance, and consider issuing up to $1,000,000 in transportation sales tax bonds.

• Mid-Year Budget Amendment Workshop
• Repeal and Replace Ordinance 725 - Major Utility Overlay
• Consideration of up to $1,000,000 Transportation Sales Tax Revenue Bonds Series 2026
• Approval of FEMA FMA 10% County Match Letter
• Resolution Approving DT Subdivision Minor Subdivision

Children's Justice Center

The Grand County Commission will meet to receive updates from the Division of Child and Family Services and the Children's Justice Center. The body will discuss the SART manual, new member applications, and board openings.

• DCFS updates from Tracy Carpenter
• Kickball Tournament fundraiser scheduled for September 11th-12th
• Discussion of SART Manual
• Review of new member applications
• Discussion of board openings

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will receive a Land Use Code audit presentation from Sunrise Engineering, discuss items including Abercrombie & Kent and 3090 Desert Road, and review its bylaws. No public hearings are scheduled beyond the general citizen comment period. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a County Commission update.

• Presentation of Land Use Code Audit findings by Sunrise Engineering
• Discussion of Abercrombie & Kent (proposed development or project)
• Discussion of 3090 Desert Road property
• Review and potential revision of Planning Commission Bylaws
• Approval of June 22, 2026 meeting minutes

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will hold public hearings on a rezone for Burr Oaks, the Water Use & Preservation Element, and a temporary land use regulation for data centers, followed by action items including an ordinance for that regulation. Other key decisions include allocating the Secure Rural Schools Act payment, supporting the Moab Arttrails, approving a UDOT Transportation Investment Fund grant agreement, and selecting a Moab-to-Arches shuttle service operator. The consent agenda includes ratification of alcohol permits for the Moab Music Festival, emergency equipment purchases, and various grants.

• Public hearing on Burr Oaks Rezone
• Public hearing on Data Center Temporary Land Use Regulation
• Allocation of Secure Rural Schools Act payment FY2026
• Consideration of Moab-to-Arches shuttle service operator RFP
• Ratification of local consent alcohol permits for Moab Music Festival venues (7)

Airport

The Airport Board will meet to review operational reports and discuss airport leases and marketing. The agenda includes updates on the CNY Entry Road Project and the opening of a new apron.

• Discussion of airport leases
• Discussion of airport entrance sign
• CNY Entry Road Project update
• Report on new apron opening
• Skywest Airlines schedule review

The Board approved the minutes from the May 4, 2026, meeting. Discussions covered delays in the apron reconstruction project due to concrete failures, upcoming hangar and road construction, and a pending federal decision on airline service.

• Approved May 4, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission meets as a Board of Canvassers to certify the results of the 2026 Republican Primary Election. The meeting also includes approval of the previous canvass meeting minutes. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Canvass of the 2026 Republican Primary Election

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

The Grand County Economic Opportunity Advisory Board will meet to discuss FY2026 Regional Council of Governments (RCG) reporting requirements and future considerations. The meeting will include updates from staff and the GOED.

• FY2026 RCG Reporting & Requirements
• Commission Liaison Updates
• Staff Updates
• GOED Updates
• CEO Boards & RCG Reporting

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will consider approval of the Water Use & Preservation Element and review several planning topics, including the July 2026 meeting schedule, amended bylaws, non‑motorized trails, the future land‑use plan, and agriculture preservation. The commission will also approve the minutes from the May 26 and June 8 meetings. Public comments will be accepted by phone, Zoom, and email.

• Discussion and consideration of approval of Water Use & Preservation Element
• Review of July 2026 Planning Commission meeting schedule
• Consideration of amended bylaws
• Discussion of non‑motorized trails
• Review of future land‑use plan

General

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council is meeting for a regular session. The agenda includes only standard procedural items: approval of minutes, reports, new and old business, and discussion items. No specific proposals, contracts, or public hearings are listed.

• No specific items listed on agenda

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will hold a public hearing on the Sims Rezone and consider approval of 2026 certified tax rates, allocation of 2026–2027 opioid settlement funds, a resolution regarding July 4th fireworks and the rule of law, and a consent agenda including July 4th fireworks contracts and fair agreements. They will also discuss Moab Office of Tourism staffing and grants, and a Sheriff's Office position backfill.

• Public hearing on Sims Rezone
• Approval of 2026 certified tax rates (item 13)
• Allocation of 2026–2027 opioid settlement funding (item 12)
• Resolution on fireworks and 'Respect Our Neighbors’ Rights and the Rule of Law' (item 10)
• Consent agenda includes ROE for Lionsback LLC for July 4th fireworks, ICA with Vortex Fireworks, and support letters for Moab Museum, Folk Festival, and Music Festival grant applications

General

General

The Sand Flats Recreation Area Stewardship Committee will meet to discuss follow-up items including a rezone request update for Minnie Lee Ventures and Steen property, a BUILD grant update, and approved trail direction changes for Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye. New topics include participation in guide summits and safety concerns for bicycle travel on Highway 128. The meeting also includes a budget review and reports from agencies.

• Update on Minnie Lee Ventures, LLC and Steen property rezone request
• BUILD grant update
• Direction of travel approved for Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye trails
• Highway 128 construction safety concerns for bicycle travel
• Grand County Jail Feasibility Study as it relates to SFRA

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will consider several budget items, including a $150,000 allocation for the Moab Holiday Festival and related PR. It will also review a proposal to hire a full‑time administrative assistant and approve up to $150,000 for temporary marketing staff through spring 2027. Additional items include updates on tax reporting, a film incentive fund subcommittee, and various grant reviews.

• Approve up to $150,000 for the Moab Holiday Festival special event and PR activation
• Approve a full‑time administrative assistant position in the Moab Office of Tourism
• Approve up to $150,000 for temporary marketing staffing support through spring 2027
• Establish a Film Incentive Fund subcommittee to develop a proposal using TRT funds
• Review and approve Special Events Marketing Grant round‑2 awards (amount not specified)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning map amendment for Burr Oaks, changing the designation from Rural Residential to Large Lot Residential. They will also discuss data centers and public comment portal improvements. The meeting includes approval of minutes from prior meetings.

• Public hearing: Burr Oaks Zoning Map Amendment from Rural Residential to Large Lot Residential
• Discussion on data centers
• Discussion on public comment and the public comment portal
• Approval of minutes for April 6, April 27, and May 11, 2026

General

The Grand County Board of Equalization will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting and consider a tax exemption request from the National Ability Center. The meeting will be held in person at the Grand County Commission Chambers or virtually via Zoom.

• Approval of March 3, 2026 minutes
• Tax Exemption Request - National Ability Center
• Public Hearing

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission meeting on June 2, 2026 will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of meeting minutes, payment of bills, a change order for additional asphalt, an amendment to Contract 251763-1 for Mud Springs, a partial property‑tax refund for Parcel 02‑0RIM‑0046, renewal of an MOU on impact fees with MVFD, and reallocation of airport pavement funding. Additional items are a proposal for a new position in the Moab Office of Tourism, a resolution for the Vista Antigua amended final plat, the 2026 Cooperative Wildfire System Agreement, a first amendment to a contract with ABC Thompson, LLC, and a planning‑grant amendment for the Moab Information Center remodel. The commission will also discuss a proposed letters‑of‑support policy, review governing‑body policies and procedures, and hold closed‑session discussions on real‑property transactions, personnel matters, and pending litigation.

• Ratification of Change Order #2 CNY – Additional Asphalt
• Ratification of ORI Amendment for Contract 251763-1 Mud Springs
• Approval of partial refund of property taxes for Parcel 02‑0RIM‑0046 for the 2025 tax year
• Renewal of MOU with MVFD Administration of Impact Fees
• Reallocation of previously approved airport pavement funding to another airport location

The Grand County Commission approved the 2026 Cooperative Wildfire System agreement (7‑0) and reallocated $54,000 of airport pavement funds to repair county‑owned hangar pavement (4‑3). It also ratified a $1,050 change order for additional asphalt (7‑0) and approved a first amendment to the $100,000 STAR Business Grant contract with ABC Thompson, LLC (6‑0). Several items were postponed, and a closed session was authorized.

• Approved 2026 Cooperative Wildfire System agreement (7-0)
• Reallocated $54,000 airport pavement funding for hangar apron repair (4-3)
• Ratified Change Order #2 CNY for additional asphalt ($1,050) (7-0)
• Approved First Amendment to STAR Business Grant contract with ABC Thompson, LLC (6-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items, excluding item C (7-0)
• Postponed Moab Office of Tourism new position proposal (no action)
• Postponed Resolution Vista Antigua amended final plat (no action)
• Authorized closed session to discuss real property and litigation matters (7-0)

Airport

The Grand County Airport Board will hold a regular meeting on June 1, 2026, to approve meeting minutes, receive reports, and discuss new leases and hangar construction. The board will also consider airport sign, marketing, and website design. A closed session may be held if necessary.

• Approval of May 4 meeting minutes
• Airport Director Report
• Construction update
• Discussion of airport sign, marketing, and website design
• Discussion of new leases and hangar construction

General

General

The Grand County Library Board will meet to approve minutes, hear public comment, and receive the director's report. The board will discuss and recommend revised bylaws to the County Commission, and consider re-approving policies for art acquisition, art exhibits, and bulletin boards. YTD budget and statistics will be reviewed, and the 2027 budget will be discussed.

• Discussion and recommendation of revised Grand County Public Library Board Bylaws to the County Commission
• Re-approval of the Art Acquisition Policy
• Re-approval of the Art Exhibit Policy
• Re-approval of the Bulletin Board and Display Policy
• 2026 YTD budget review and 2027 budget discussion

General

The Grand County Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet on May 26, 2026 to approve the minutes from its Q4 2025 meeting. The committee will receive updates on the emergency management program and a presentation from the Utah State Fire Marshal’s Office. Additional agency reports and potential future discussion topics will also be considered.

• Approval of Q4 2025 meeting minutes
• Emergency Management Program updates
• Utah State Fire Marshal’s Office presentation
• Agency updates/reports
• Future discussion topics

The Grand County Local Emergency Planning Committee approved the Quarter 4 2025 minutes without dissent. A motion to adjourn the meeting was also passed.

• Approved Quarter 4 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to discuss the Water Use & Preservation Element of the General Plan. The commission will also review a staff report regarding a data center.

• Discussion of Water Use & Preservation Element Of The General Plan
• Review of Data Center Staff Report

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will consider an ordinance to create a Clean Energy Program, declare a drought, and remove parcels from the 2026 tax sale. Other agenda items include consent agenda approvals, a Dark Sky Reimbursement Program, and a proposed new Moab Office of Tourism position.

• Ordinance to establish Grand County Clean Energy Program (Item 11)
• Drought declaration (Item 4)
• Removal of parcels from 2026 tax sale (Item 8)
• Dark Sky Reimbursement Program (Item 9)
• Contract with Pivot Cycles to loan e-bikes for trail maintenance (Item 2c)

The commission voted 4‑3 to allocate $500,000 from Transient Room Tax mitigation funds as Grand County’s match for the Arches National Park shuttle pilot. A substitute motion to use Optional Sales Tax funds failed 3‑3. The drought emergency declaration was approved unanimously (7‑0) and the consent agenda items passed 7‑0.

• Approved $500,000 TRT mitigation fund allocation for shuttle pilot (4-3)
• Substitute motion to use Optional Sales Tax funds for shuttle pilot failed (3-3)
• Approved drought emergency declaration (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items, including minutes and contracts (7-0)

General

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will discuss a proposal to invest additional funds to drive visitation in July and August 2026, review Q1 paid media results, and consider a cooperative marketing grant proposal for 2026/27. Other items include an update on the Rural Film Incentive Program, a report on special event marketing grants, and a letter of support for a grant for Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks.

• Rural Film Incentive Program update from Utah Film Commission director
• Proposal to invest additional funds for July and August 2026 visitation (Madden Media)
• Review and approve 2026/27 Utah Office of Tourism Cooperative Marketing Grant proposal
• Special Event Marketing Grant update
• Letter of support for Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks grant from Utah Department of Outdoor Recreation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment and discussion of two water-related items: a Water Use & Preservation Element and a presentation on Data Center Water Use. No votes are scheduled beyond general business and approval of minutes.

• Discussion of Water Use & Preservation Element led by Planning Director Andrew Jackson
• Discussion of Data Center Water Use led by Planning Director Andrew Jackson
• Public hearing opportunity via Zoom and in-person at 5:30 PM

General

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will consider a bid award for the Jackson Street Storm Drain Project and discuss entering negotiations for the Spanish Valley Multi‑Use Pathway. The commission will also review options for processing land‑use change applications during the land‑use code update. A consent agenda will be approved, covering independent contract agreements for the 2026 Grand County Fair and related items. Additional items include an ordinance for a UDOT franchise agreement for 2027 and a resolution declaring May 16 "Adventure Safe Day."

• Bid award for Jackson Street Storm Drain Project
• Consideration to enter negotiations for Spanish Valley Multi‑Use Pathway
• Discussion of options for processing land‑use change applications during code update
• Approval of consent agenda items, including contracts for the 2026 Grand County Fair
• Ordinance UDOT Franchise Agreement 2027

The Grand County Commission approved its consent agenda, authorized backfills for two vacant positions, and moved forward on several projects. Commissioners entered and exited a closed session for real‑property matters, and approved negotiations for the Spanish Valley Multi‑Use Pathway. The commission also awarded the Jackson Street Storm Drain contract to Silver Spur Construction, approved a Rocky Mountain Power franchise agreement, and declared May 16 as "Adventure Safe Day".

• Closed session entered for real‑property matters (7‑0)
• Closed session exited (7‑0)
• Consent agenda approved (7‑0)
• Backfill of OHV Trail Coordinator and Patrol Deputy positions approved (6‑0, McCurdy abstaining)
• Authorized negotiations for Spanish Valley Multi‑Use Pathway (7‑0)
• Jackson Street Storm Drain contract awarded to Silver Spur Construction (6‑0, McCurdy absent)
• Rocky Mountain Power franchise agreement approved (6‑0, McCurdy absent)
• Resolution declaring May 16 "Adventure Safe Day" approved (6‑0, McCurdy absent)

Airport

The Grand County Airport Board will meet to consider approval of hangar development and discuss a sign for the airport entrance. The board will also review minutes from four previous 2026 meetings.

• Hangar development discussion and action
• Discussion regarding a sign for the airport entrance
• Approval of minutes from January 5, February 9, March 16, and April 6, 2026

The board unanimously approved the meeting minutes for January 5, February 5, March 16 and April 6, 2026. A motion was also passed to approve the hangar development concept and allow the applicant to prepare lease documents, with final lease approval to be decided at a later meeting. Other items, such as the airport entrance sign and construction updates, were discussed but no decisions were made.

• Approved Jan 5 2026 board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Feb 5 2026 board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Mar 16 2026 board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Apr 6 2026 board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved hangar development concept and authorization to prepare lease documents (motion passed)

General

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning map amendment and a general plan update. The body will also review meeting minutes from March 23 and April 6, 2026.

• Public hearing: Marvin & Louise Sims Zoning Map Amendment
• Public hearing: Ordinance to add a Water Use & Preservation Element to the Grand County General Plan

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will hear a first‑quarter business review from Madden Media, including a Q1 presentation. The meeting also includes procedural notices about special accommodations for disabled participants and the county's policy allowing electronic participation. No other decisions or actions are listed on the agenda.

• Q1 Business Review with Madden Media
• Q1 Presentation
• Adjournment
• Notice of special accommodation during public meetings
• Policy permitting electronic participation in meetings

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to receive a presentation from Madden Media. The discussion will cover several digital and creative projects.

• Madden Media presentations on newsletter, social media, data, website, and creative projects

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will meet to decide on several action items, including a zoning text amendment for outfitters and a bid for the Old Spanish Trail Arena playground and pickleball project. The body will also discuss a development agreement for a water tank and various road and bridge funding matters.

• Ordinance to allow outfitters as a permitted use in the Light Industrial Zone
• Awarding bid for concrete work at the Old Spanish Trail Arena playground and pickleball project
• Funding commitment letter for UDOT TAP Grant match
• Contract renewal with SERDA for Small Business Revolving Loan Fund administration
• Resolution amending bylaws of the Canyonlands Healthcare Special Service District

The commission approved its consent agenda unanimously (7-0). It awarded a $76,610 concrete contract for the Old Spanish Trail Arena playground and pickleball project (7-0). It approved the Grenadier Gathering and allowed Raptors on the Rocks to move to Mother’s Day weekend (7-0). It adopted a zoning text amendment permitting non‑ATV outfitters in the Light Industrial zone, passing 6-1.

• Consent agenda items approved (7-0)
• Awarded concrete contract to Pronghorn for $76,610 (7-0)
• Approved Grenadier Gathering and conditional Raptors on the Rocks event (7-0)
• Zoning text amendment for outfitters in Light Industrial zone approved (6-1)
• Backfill of two Road Laborer positions approved (7-0)
• Task order for Boulder Ave. lower storm drain design approved at $28,020 (7-0)
• 2026‑2027 CIB County priority list approved (7-0)
• Resolution amending Canyonlands Healthcare Special Service District bylaws approved (7-0)

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will review and consider approvals for the UMTRA site, including Moab City Resolution 19-2023, a Grand County Resolution, and a Memorandum of Understanding for Atlas Park. Commissioners will discuss shared funding for a Main Street sidewalk installation, involving UDOT curb and gutter work and contributions from Moab City and Grand County. Additional topics include updates on economic development, a joint water‑conservation plan, and a presentation by the Moab Area Housing Task Force.

• UMTRA site resolutions: Moab City Resolution 19-2023 and Grand County Resolution
• Memorandum of Understanding between Grand County and Moab City for Atlas Park
• Main Street sidewalk installation cost sharing (UDOT curb and gutter, Moab City/Grand County sidewalk costs)
• Economic development updates: Downtown Plan update and Golf Course studies
• Joint City/County Water Conservation Plan presentation

The Grand County Commission and Moab City Council held a special joint meeting to discuss the UMTRA site transfer, a sidewalk project near the new liquor store, senior housing plans, downtown redevelopment, the Moab golf course, and water‑conservation strategies. Attendees exchanged updates and identified next steps, but no votes, approvals, or denials were recorded. The next joint meeting is scheduled for August 18 in the Grand County Commission chambers.

Children's Justice Center

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to approve prior minutes, introduce new staff, and discuss marketing and mitigation grants. The meeting will be held in person and online.

• Approval of March 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Introduction of new MTAB member Felicia Baty
• Introduction of Moab Office of Tourism Director Mick Soleta
• Review of Special Events Marketing Grant Round 2
• Discussion of Mitigation Grant

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting. It also unanimously approved a subcommittee of Sharon, Wendell, and Alex to review applications for Round 2 of the Special Events Marketing Grant. No other motions were decided during the meeting.

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved subcommittee (Sharon, Wendell, Alex) to review Special Events Marketing Grant Round 2 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission had scheduled to consider three items: adoption of a Grand County Water Usage & Preservation Element ordinance, an amendment to the zoning code to allow more than one County Commission liaison, and an amendment to the General Plan to add a water use and preservation element. However, the meeting was cancelled, so no decisions or discussions will take place. No other business is listed.

• Adoption of Grand County Water Usage & Preservation Element Ordinance
• Zoning Code Amendment (Article 8) to permit more than one County Commission liaison to the Planning Commission
• Ordinance amending the Grand County General Plan to add a Water Use & Preservation Element

General

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will meet to discuss a rezone for a resort commercial property, a zoning text amendment for outfitting services, and various consent agenda items including bill payments and alcohol licenses. The meeting includes public hearings starting at 6:00 PM.

• Public Hearings: Steen rezone to resort commercial, Mick Vallantine zoning text amendment
• Approval of consent agenda items including bill payments and alcohol licenses
• Consideration of Mud Springs Phase 2 downhill trail design
• Emergency purchase request for overhead door motors at OSTA
• Airport Entrance Road FAA grant application and pavement preservation grant

The commission voted 7-0 to award Sunrise Engineering the contract to update the Grand County Land Use and Development Management Code. Other actions included approving the consent agenda (6-1), appointing Cassidy Davis to the EMS SSD board (7-0), authorizing design work for Mud Springs Phase 2 downhill trail (6-1), and approving an emergency purchase of arena door motors for $10,875.82 (7-0).

• Approved consent agenda items (6-1)
• Appointed Cassidy Davis to Grand County EMS SSD board (7-0)
• Authorized Mud Springs Phase 2 downhill trail design funding (6-1)
• Approved emergency purchase of Old Spanish Trail Arena door motors $10,875.82 (7-0)
• Awarded Grand County land use code rewrite to Sunrise Engineering (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will discuss and recommend a consultant to prepare an updated land use code, which will be forwarded to the County Commission for approval. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, a county commission update, and public comment periods.

• Discuss and recommend a consultant to prepare the Updated Land Use Code
• Approval of meeting minutes
• County Commission update
• Public hearings and citizen comments

Airport

The Grand County Airport Board will meet to hear reports and discuss several projects. Items include the Essential Air Service (EAS) with Sky West, construction project reports, updates on a new hangar, and a sign for the airport entrance. The board may consider approvals or actions on these items.

• EAS – Sky West
• Construction project reports
• New hangar project updates
• Sign for entrance

The Canyonlands Regional Airport Board decided to move forward with evaluating the entry road and pavement preservation projects and to fund the required grant match and water system upgrades using the airport budget. The board also reaffirmed its preference for T‑hangars, began planning improvements to airport entrance signage, and assigned staff actions for utilities planning and DOT coordination.

• Approved evaluation and funding for entry road and pavement preservation projects
• Approved grant‑match funding and water system upgrades from airport budget
• Reaffirmed policy favoring T‑hangars over shade hangars
• Ordered initial planning for entrance signage improvements
• Tasked Judd Hill to contact UDOT about Highway 191 improvements
• Tasked Gleason and Hill to develop a utilities master‑plan estimate
• Directed EAS Subcommittee to prepare for possible SkyWest transition
• Requested staff to finalize entrance road design grant and submit projects to CIB list

General

The Sand Flats Recreation Area Stewardship Committee is meeting to act on a letter regarding a rezone request and an interagency agreement. The body will consider a letter to the Grand County Commission and support for a law enforcement agreement.

• Approval of letter to Grand County Commission regarding Minnie Lee Ventures, LLC and Steen property rezone request
• Support for Interagency Agreement with Utah Department of Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement

The committee approved a revised letter to the Grand County Commission recommending denial of Minnie Lee Ventures’ rezoning request, with all members voting in favor and the county representative abstaining. The committee also discussed a proposed interagency agreement with the Utah Department of Natural Resources for additional law‑enforcement support, but decided to table that item for further research.

• Approved revised letter recommending denial of rezoning (unanimous, MM abstained)
• Tabled discussion of interagency agreement with Utah DNR for law‑enforcement support

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

The Economic Opportunity Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to hear introductions, updates, and public comments. The board will consider approval of the previous meeting minutes and discuss the frequency of future meetings. No specific contracts, rezoning actions, or dollar‑amount decisions are listed.

• Welcome, introductions, and conflict‑of‑interest disclosures
• Commission Liaison update from Chair Mccandless
• Staff update from Melisa Jeffers
• Discussion of meeting frequency (Chair Brittney Bohannon)
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss a zoning text amendment for outfitters and a zoning map change for a resort commercial property. The body will also review a presentation on multi-family housing.

• Zoning text amendment to allow outfitters in Light Commercial Zone
• Zoning map change from Range & Grazing to Resort Commercial
• Discussion on multi-family residential and high-density housing

General

The Audit Committee will meet to discuss and potentially approve updates to the county's purchasing and credit card policies. The body will also review the committee's own bylaws and duties.

• Possible action on Purchasing Policy - Credit Card Policy
• Review of Bylaws and Duties of the Audit Committee
• Approval of January 9, 2026 minutes

General

General

The committee is meeting to review 2025 end-of-year and 2026 budgets. Members will consider approving a BUILD grant letter and a letter to the BLM regarding travel direction for Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye trails.

• Approval of BUILD grant letter
• Approval of letter to BLM regarding Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye trails direction of travel
• 2025 end of year and 2026 budget reviews
• Presentation on High Banking and Jeep work day at SFRA

The committee ratified the BUILD grant letter, enabling a $1.5 million planning and design grant application. It also approved a letter to the BLM supporting a one‑way travel direction for the Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye trails. The minutes from the December 11, 2025 meeting were approved, all votes unanimous.

• Approved BUILD grant letter (unanimous)
• Approved letter to BLM supporting one‑way travel on Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye trails (unanimous)
• Approved December 11, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will consider several action items including final plat approvals for subdivisions and contracts for the 2026 Grand County Fair. The body will also discuss property tax abatements and a recommendation for an Essential Air Service provider.

• Final plat approval for Lot 15 Minor Subdivision Schork
• Final plat approval for Jack's Subdivision at 3190, 3208 & 3250 Spanish Valley Drive
• 2026 Grand County Fair contracts for Playback Party Band, Elite Events, Rigby Unicorn and Pony Rides, and Berentis Rodeo Company
• Approval of 2025 property tax abatements and cancellations
• Caterpillar 938 Front End Loader buyback and roll forward for new loader

The Grand County Commission approved its consent agenda and several grant awards, including revised amounts for three special‑events marketing recipients. It also appointed Felicia Baty to the Moab Tourism Advisory Board, approved $9,630 for mobile‑stage technician training, adopted additional 2025 property‑tax abatements and cancellations, amended the employee handbook, filled a vacancy on the Grand County Special Service Water District, and approved the final plats for the Schork minor subdivision.

• Approved consent agenda items (7-0)
• Approved Special Events Marketing Grants with revised amounts: $2,750 Jenkstar Ranch, $5,000 Outerbike, $4,535 Moab Museum (7-0)
• Appointed Felicia Baty to Moab Tourism Advisory Board for a four‑year term ending Dec 31 2030 (7-0)
• Approved $9,630 for certified training and structural inspection of the SL100 Mobile Stage (7-0)
• Approved additional 2025 property‑tax abatements totaling $20,042.71 and cancellations totaling $16,158.42 (7-0)
• Approved resolution amending the employee handbook to incorporate ordinances and resolutions since 2014 (7-0)
• Appointed Dale Weiss to Grand County Special Service Water District board, term ending Dec 31 2027 (7-0)
• Approved final plat for Schork Subdivision (three‑lot minor subdivision at 4381 Heather Lane) (7-0)

Airport

The Airport Board will meet to discuss and consider a recommendation for an Essential Air Service provider. This recommendation will be forwarded to the Grand County Commission.

• Recommendation for Essential Air Service provider
• Presentation by L.B. Schmidt & Associates, LLC
• Presentation by Melisa Jeffers of Economic Development For Grand County
• Review of recommendation from Airport Development Subcommittee

The Canyonlands Regional Airport Board reviewed ongoing ramp expansion, water line replacement, apron conditions, and ARFF truck details. Staff reported the hiring of a new Airport Operations Manager and an upcoming administrative hire. Four Essential Air Service proposals were presented and discussed, but no recommendation or vote was recorded.

General

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council will meet to discuss pretrial services. The meeting includes the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Discussion of Pretrial Services

General

The Grand County Library Board will meet to review pending minutes, discuss the 2026 library budget, and consider a revised residency policy. The meeting will also cover a review of the 2025 budget and potential bylaw amendments.

• Review of 2025 Library Budget
• Discussion of 2026 Library Budget
• Approval of Revised Grand County Public Library Residency Policy
• Discussion of Bylaw Amendments
• Library YTD Budget and Statistics Summary

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the January 8, 2026 meeting. It also unanimously approved a revised library residency policy to reflect the new interlocal agreement with San Juan County. No other items were voted on; discussions on budget, tax‑rate freeze, and bylaws amendments were informational only.

• Approved January 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved revised library residency policy (unanimous)

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to interview new board applicants and review recommendations for special events marketing grant funding. The board will also discuss branding updates and potential recommendations regarding the airport.

• Interview board applicants
• Review Special Events Marketing Grant Funding Recommendations
• Airport discussion potential recommendation
• Review MTAB presentation and letter to Commission
• Branding update

The board unanimously appointed Felicia Baty as its ninth member. Minutes for January and February were approved with a requested quote removed. The MTAB presentation was approved with recommended changes. Several grant funding motions were approved, including conditional awards to Outerbike and the Moab Museum.

• Appointed Felicia Baty as board member (unanimous)
• Approved January and February minutes with quote removed (unanimous)
• Approved MTAB presentation with recommended changes (unanimous)
• Approved grant awards to all applicants except Moab Museum and Outerbike (passed, Lori and Rebecca abstained)
• Approved $10,000 funding for Outerbike, pending $20,000 budget submission (passed, Lori and Rebecca abstained)
• Approved Moab Museum funding with local advertising subtracted (passed, Lori and Rebecca abstained; Howard opposed)

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes, receive an update from the County Commission, and discuss conflicts between the Land Use Code and County operations, specifically regarding water use and high-density housing.

• Approval of minutes for February 9, 2026 and February 23, 2026
• Discussion on conflicts between Land Use Code and County operations
• Review of Water Use and Preservation Element
• Consideration of High-Density Housing and High-Density Housing Overlay

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will discuss updates on the Colorado River and nuclear energy outreach. The body is deciding on several subdivision final plats, a consolidated fee schedule ordinance, and various grant-related ratifications.

• Ordinance for Consolidated Fee Schedule Amendments
• Final plat resolutions for South Valley Subdivision (4747 South Spanish Valley Drive), Edge of Sage Minor Subdivision (2666 Desert Road), and Lot 30 (2191 Roberts Lane)
• Resolution extending the final plat deadline for Kane Creek Preservation & Development
• Position backfill requests for the Library and Grand County Sheriff's Office (SAR)
• Ratification of a funding commitment letter for the Holyoak Lane TAP Project

The Grand County Commission approved a $6,000 budget for a Community Information & Outreach Program. It also approved the Non‑Motorized Recreational Trail Grant, a backfill of part‑time staff for SAR and the Library, an amendment to the Consolidated Fee Schedule, and a $5,000 match for the OSTA Archery Range grant. The consent agenda (excluding items I and J) was adopted, and the commission entered and later exited a closed session.

• Consent agenda approved (except items I and J) (5-2)
• Non‑Motorized Recreational Trail Program Grant approved (7-0)
• Backfill of part‑time SAR and Library positions approved (7-0)
• Ordinance amending Consolidated Fee Schedule approved (7-0)
• Community outreach program funding $6,000 approved (7-0)
• Archery Range grant match $5,000 approved (7-0)
• Closed session entered (6-1)
• Closed session exited (7-0)

General

The Grand County Board of Equalization will meet on March 3, 2026 to deliberate on two tax exemption applications, one from the National Ability Center and another from Wabi Sabi. The board will also address a correction of a factual error for Parcel 01-0001-0145 for the 2025 tax year and approve the minutes from the November 18, 2025 meeting. General business items and other action items will be discussed.

• Deliberation on tax exemption request – National Ability Center
• Deliberation on tax exemption request – Wabi Sabi
• Correction of factual error for Parcel 01-0001-0145 for the 2025 tax year
• Approval of meeting minutes for November 18, 2025
• General business – action items, discussion and consideration of approval

The Board entered and later exited a closed session, approved the November 18, 2025 minutes, and corrected a factual error for parcel 01-0001-0145. It postponed the National Ability Center tax exemption request and denied the tax exemption request for Wabi Sabi. All actions were voted on and recorded in the minutes.

• Entered closed session on tax exemption applications (motion passes 6-0, McGann absent)
• Exited closed session (motion passes 7-0)
• Approved November 18, 2025 meeting minutes (motion passes 7-0)
• Corrected factual error for parcel 01-0001-0145 tax value (motion passes 7-0)
• Postponed approval of National Ability Center tax exemption request (motion passes 6-0, McCandless abstaining)
• Denied tax exemption request for Wabi Sabi (motion passes 5-2, Winfield and McGann opposed)

General

The Grand County Weed Board will hold its regular meeting on March 2, 2026 at 4:00 PM in Grand Center, Moab. The agenda includes public comment periods at 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM, reports from the Weed Supervisor, updates on grants, and various committee reports. The board will also discuss future agenda items and other staff items before adjourning.

• Public comment sessions at 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM
• Weed Supervisor Report
• Grant Updates
• Committee Reports
• Discussion of future agenda items

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

The Grand County Economic Opportunity Advisory Board meets on February 25, 2026 at 3:00 PM in the Grand County Commission Chambers (with a Zoom option). The agenda includes approval of minutes from the January 28, 2026 meeting, approval of the 2026 EOAB meeting schedule, an OPMA training check‑in, and discussion of a Moab Area Chamber of Commerce letter concerning a potential RCOG project. No other decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes for the January 28, 2026 meeting
• Approval of the 2026 EOAB meeting schedule
• OPMA training check‑in
• Discussion of Moab Area Chamber of Commerce letter and potential RCOG project
• New member introduction

General

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will consider two discussion items. The first is the Water Use and Preservation Element presented by Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson. The second is a proposed Multi‑Family Residential zone of 45 units per acre, also presented by Andrew Jackson. No other actions are listed.

• Water Use and Preservation Element – presentation by Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson
• Multi‑Family Residential 45 Units/Acre Zone – presentation by Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will consider and vote on an ordinance that creates impact fees for transportation, parks, and sheriff services. The meeting also includes a public hearing to amend the consolidated fee schedule and several consent agenda items such as permits, contracts, and support letters. Additional items include a conditional use permit for a mule at 1575 Rocky Road and a resolution on the Walking Horse subdivision plat.

• Ordinance adopting impact fees for transportation, parks, and sheriff (Mark Tyner, Commission Coordinator)
• Public hearing to amend the consolidated fee schedule
• Conditional Use Permit for a mule at 1575 Rocky Road
• Resolution: Amended final plat for Walking Horse (Amended) subdivision
• Ratification of UDOT special use permit for license plate reader on Hwy 128

The Grand County Commission approved its consent agenda, backfilled six grant‑funded seasonal Trail Technician positions, and authorized provision of county pipe for a storm‑drain project. It also approved an amended final plat for the Walking Horse Subdivision, increasing it to six lots, and granted a conditional use permit for a mule at 1575 Rocky Road. All motions passed with the recorded vote totals.

• Approved Consent Agenda items (minutes, permits, contracts, etc.) (6-0)
• Approved backfill of six seasonal Trail Technician positions (6-0)
• Approved provision of 200 ft of 48" ADS/HDPE pipe and 72" drop inlet for storm‑drain project (~$50,000) (6-0)
• Approved amended final plat for Walking Horse Subdivision, increasing to six lots (6-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for a mule at 1575 Rocky Road (5-0)
• Approved Letter of Support for UORG Tier 1 grant for Archery Range at OSTA (6-0)

General

The Grand County Boundary Commission will consider approval of the minutes from its February 8, 2024 meeting and its February 13, 2025 meeting. The commission will also set the date for its next regular meeting, scheduled for February 11, 2027. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from February 8, 2024
• Approve minutes from February 13, 2025
• Set date for next regular meeting: February 11, 2027

General

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will review reports and discuss grant proposals for outdoor recreation mitigation and an archery range at OSTA. Members will also elect a chair and vice chair, update board applicants, and receive updates on the Canyon Spirit 2026 event and the "Who Is Moab" project.

• Outdoor Mitigation Grant Discussion
• Archery Range at OSTA Grant Discussion / Endorsement Letter
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for MTAB
• Canyon Spirit 2026 Update
• "Who Is Moab" Project Update

The board approved a letter of support for the Old Spanish Trail Arena archery range project (6‑1). Wendell Williams was elected Chair unanimously and Lori McFarland was elected Vice Chair (4‑3, three abstentions). An action to have the chair and vice chair screen board‑applicant eligibility passed unanimously. Approval of the meeting minutes was tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved archery range support letter (6-1)
• Wendell Williams appointed Chair (unanimous)
• Lori McFarland appointed Vice Chair (4-3, 3 abstain)
• Screening of board applicants delegated to chair and vice chair (unanimous)
• Approval of minutes tabled

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to discuss and take action on a public relations presentation. The session focuses on the 2025 results and the plan for 2026 provided by Campstories.

• Campstories Public Relations Presentation: 2025 Results And 2026 Plan

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board reviewed the Campstories public‑relations results and 2026 plan, and discussed how to balance new stories with long‑standing operators. Members talked about messaging for the 2026 Arches National Park visitor information and requested ROI data on holiday promotions. No votes or formal approvals were recorded.

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will consider the Agriculture Protection Ordinance and the Water Use and Preservation Element, both presented by the Planning and Zoning Director. The meeting will also include an update from the County Commission and a discussion of future considerations. Public comments will be accepted via Zoom.

• Agriculture Protection Ordinance – presentation by Planning and Zoning Director
• Water Use and Preservation Element – presentation by Planning and Zoning Director
• County Commission Update
• Future Considerations

General

The Council on Aging will approve the minutes from the December 8 meeting and receive several reports. The board will elect its officers for 2026 and review a draft senior questionnaire, including its questions and distribution plan. No other decisions or contracts are listed.

• Approval of minutes from the December 8 meeting
• Election of officers for 2026
• Discussion of draft and distribution of the 2026 senior questionnaire

Airport

The Grand County Airport Board will hold its regular meeting on February 9, 2026. The board will approve the minutes from the January 5, 2026 meeting and receive reports on several airport projects, including taxi lane improvements, an apron expansion, and a new ARFF truck. Additional reports will be heard from the County Commission, City of Moab, Travel Council, and the Airport Director.

• Approve minutes of the January 5, 2026 regular meeting
• OPMA Board training presentation by Dana VanHorn
• Project report on Taxi Lanes E, G, F & J
• Project report on Apron Expansion
• Project report on acquisition of an ARFF truck

The board voted to postpone approval of the January 5, 2026 meeting minutes because the minutes were not properly posted. Board members completed required Open and Public Meetings Act (OPMA) training. Project updates for taxiway, apron expansion, ARFF vehicle, and other airport initiatives were discussed, but no project approvals or funding decisions were made.

• Postponed approval of Jan 5, 2026 meeting minutes (no vote tally recorded)

General

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will consider the adoption of impact fee facilities plans and an impact fee ordinance for transportation, sheriff, and parks. The body will also review various contracts, grant support letters, and the creation of two new subcommittees.

• Public hearing on Impact Fee Facilities Plans and Impact Fee Ordinance for transportation, sheriff, and parks
• Contract with SET Engineering for Buena Vista/Arroyo Crossing Detention Basin #2 Design
• Purchase of two new snowmobiles for GCSAR
• Creation of Airport Development and Outdoor Recreation subcommittees
• MOU with State of Utah DTS regarding Starlink Enterprise Deployment

The Grand County Commission approved a $50,000 Rural County Grant to fund a study for expanding essential air service at Canyonlands Regional Airport (vote 7‑0). It also moved several capital‑improvement items to the Chair’s pre‑authorized procurement list (vote 6‑1) and approved the Chair’s pre‑authorized procurement list and the long‑range capital plan (both 7‑0). Additionally, the Dispatch Supervisor position was reclassified to non‑exempt status (7‑0) and the consent agenda was approved unanimously (7‑0).

• Approved $50,000 grant for essential air service study (7‑0)
• Moved jail video surveillance server, Star Hall HVAC, Grand Center HVAC, Courthouse front steps, and OSTA fire suppression system to Chair pre‑authorized procurement list (6‑1)
• Approved Chair pre‑authorized procurement list as presented (7‑0)
• Approved Long‑Range Capital Plan (7‑0)
• Reclassified Dispatch Supervisor from exempt to non‑exempt (7‑0)
• Approved consent agenda items including meeting minutes, permits, contracts, and purchases (7‑0)

Economic Opportunity Advisory Board

The Economic Opportunity Advisory Board will approve the minutes from the prior meeting and elect its officers. It will adopt the 2026 meeting schedule and set overall goals for the year. The board will discuss the 2026 Economic Development Plan and consider recommendations from the Commission RCG. Additional discussion items include RCOG planning and future considerations.

• Approval of minutes
• Board election of officers
• Approve 2026 meeting schedule and set yearly goals
• Discussion of the 2026 Economic Development Plan and Commission RCG recommendation
• RCOG planning and future considerations

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will meet on Jan 26, 2026 to consider several agenda items. The commission will approve the previous meeting minutes, review a request for proposals (RFP) for a new Land Use Code, and discuss possible updates to its bylaws. A County Commission update and public hearing items will also be presented. No specific decisions are detailed in the agenda.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Review of RFP for Land Use Code
• Discussion of Planning Commission bylaws
• County Commission update presentation
• Public hearing items

General

The Grand County Boundary Commission will review the standing of protests received regarding the Bisco Properties annexation on Riversands Road. The meeting will also approve minutes from February 8, 2024 and February 13, 2025, and set the next regular meeting date for February 11, 2027. Public comments will be accepted by phone and Zoom.

• Approve meeting minutes from February 8, 2024
• Approve meeting minutes from February 13, 2025
• Discuss and possibly act on protests about the Bisco Properties annexation on Riversands Road
• Schedule next regular meeting for February 11, 2027

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will meet to approve consent agenda items including the renewal of an I-70 billboard contract and a contractor agreement for Arroyo Crossing Phase II. The meeting includes a public hearing for Four Corners Community Behavioral Health and presentations on wildfire preparedness and special events.

• Renewal of I-70 Billboard Contract
• Contractor Agreement with Pronghorn Construction for Arroyo Crossing Phase II
• Approval of Madden Media's Paid Media Plan for 2026
• ARFF Vehicle Bid Award and Contract
• Four Corners Community Behavioral Health Annual Public Hearing

The Grand County Commission approved the regular consent agenda (except the Low Income Housing Loan Contract) with a 7‑0 vote. It adopted the 2026 Community Wildfire Preparedness Plan and a legacy list for several long‑running special events, each passing 7‑0. The board also approved a new grant‑administration ordinance, an amended plat for the Vista Antigua subdivision, and filled multiple vacant positions, including Deputy Assessor and Airport Operations Manager.

• Approved Consent Agenda items (except Low Income Housing Loan Contract) – vote 7-0
• Approved 2026 Community Wildfire Preparedness Plan – vote 7-0
• Approved Special Events Legacy List – vote 7-0
• Approved High Impact Event submissions: Building Man 2026 & RedRok Rally 2027 – vote 7-0
• Approved Grant Administration policy ordinance – vote 5-2
• Approved Vista Antigua Subdivision amended plat – vote 6-0
• Approved filling Deputy Assessor position – vote 7-0
• Approved filling Airport Operations Manager position – vote 7-0

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Jan 19, 2026. Commissioners will elect a new chair and vice chair, approve the minutes from the Dec 15, 2025 meeting, and receive updates on board training, planning and zoning, and the new land‑use code. No other decisions are listed.

• Elect new chair and vice chair of the Grand County Planning Commission
• Approve minutes of the Grand County Planning Commission for Dec 15, 2025
• Annual board member training – open meetings
• Introduction to planning and zoning
• Update on new land use code

The Planning Commission elected Jerry Klaes as Chair with a unanimous 6‑0 vote. A substitute motion elected Megan Shafer as Vice Chair, passing 4‑2. The minutes from the December 15, 2025 meeting were approved 6‑0. The commission then adjourned the meeting with a 6‑0 vote.

• Elected Commissioner Jerry Klaes as Planning Commission Chair (6-0-0)
• Elected Commissioner Megan Shafer as Vice Chair (4-2-0)
• Approved December 15, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0-0)

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to discuss and take action on a report from Camp4 + Tourist. The item covers strategy, analysis, and insights from Phase I of a branding project.

• Camp4 + Tourist: Strategy, Analysis, And Insights Report (Strategy And Branding Project Phase I Findings)

General

Children's Justice Center

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board will meet to approve meeting schedules, review a media plan, and discuss 2026 goals. The meeting will be held at the Grand County Commission Chambers.

• Approval of 2026 MTAB Meeting Schedule
• Approval of Madden Media 2026 Media Plan
• Review of 2025 and 2026 Special Events Marketing Grants
• Discussion of 2026 MTAB Goals
• Citizens To Be Heard

Moab Tourism Advisory Board

The Moab Tourism Advisory Board meeting on Jan 12, 2026 consists of standard procedural items such as call to order, opening items, a workshop, and adjournment. It includes notices about special accommodations for disabled participants and the option to attend electronically. No substantive decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda.

Planning Commission

The Grand County Planning Commission scheduled a regular meeting for January 12, 2026, but the meeting was cancelled. Consequently, no approvals, votes, or decisions will be made. The agenda listed items such as board member training, a planning and zoning introduction, a county commission update, future considerations, and an update on the new land use code, but none will be addressed.

• Annual Board Member Training - Open Meetings
• Introduction to Planning and Zoning
• County Commission Update
• Future Considerations
• Update on New Land Use Code

Audit Committee

The Grand County Audit Committee will consider two items. First, it will review and potentially adopt the minutes from the December 5, 2025 meeting. Second, it will review and decide whether to approve the auditor engagement letter.

• Approve minutes from the December 5, 2025 meeting
• Review and approve the auditor engagement letter

General

The Grand County Public Library Board will consider re‑approving several existing policies and bylaws, including the board bylaws, minutes policy, mission statement, and confidentiality of records policy. The board will also elect its officers. Additional discussion will cover the county conflict‑of‑interest disclosure statement and the Open and Public Meetings Act training requirement.

• Re‑approval of Grand County Public Library Board bylaws
• Re‑approval of policy for board meeting minutes
• Review of library mission statement and roles
• Re‑approval of confidentiality of library records policy
• Election of library board officers

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed ordinance to change the zoning of a property from Rural Residential to Small Lot Residential and Multi-Family Residential. The change would allow for up to 104 residential units.

• Proposed zoning change for Moab Sisters (Aka Novak) property near Moffitt Lane and 4575 S. Chapman Lane
• Request to rezone 12.4 acres to Small Lot Residential and 9.1 acres to Multi-Family Residential
• Proposal to allow up to 104 residential units

Grand County Commission

The Grand County Commission will meet to elect a chair and vice chair, consider zoning map amendments for Moab Sisters and La Vina, and approve consent agenda items including meeting minutes and a contract amendment for the Moab Office of Tourism.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Zoning Map Amendment for Moab Sisters (RR to SLR & MFR)
• Zoning Map Amendment for La Vina
• Amendment to Moab Office of Tourism contract with Madden Media
• Resolution to amend compensatory & flex time accrual rates

Airport

The Grand County Airport Board will review and vote on the minutes from the December 1, 2025 meeting. It will consider applications for board members, approve the 2026 airport fee schedule, and elect the 2026 board chair. The board will also receive project reports on Taxilanes E, G, F & J, an apron expansion, and an ARFF truck.

• Approve minutes of December 1, 2025 regular meeting
• Interview board member applicants
• Approve 2026 airport fee schedule
• Elect 2026 board chair
• Project reports: Taxilanes E, G, F & J; Apron expansion; ARFF truck