Hurricane public meetings in 2024

Water Board

The Water Board's regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 31, 2024, has been canceled. No items are listed for discussion or decision.

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 19, 2024, to discuss and potentially approve several items, including an amended Capital Improvement Plan for the airport, an extension to the Peach Pit Development Agreement, the location of new pickleball courts, and multiple land use and zone change requests. The council will also consider renewing liquor licenses, approving the 2025 meeting schedule, and a policy on holiday leave. A closed meeting is scheduled per Utah Code.

• Amended Capital Improvement Plan for Hurricane City Airport
• Extension to Peach Pit Development Agreement
• Location of new pickleball courts
• LUCA24-09: Land Use Code Amendment for airport overlay zone
• ZC24-13, ZC24-14, ZC24-15: Zone change requests near Gateway Blvd and Jellystone Rd, and 2600-2800 W 100 N

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board is meeting to review November minutes, discuss FBO bathroom cleanliness compared to other airports, and consider recommending updates to airport minimum standards and the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to the City Council. The agenda includes routine items and possible recommendations, but no final decisions are made by the board itself.

• Review of minutes from November 19, 2024
• Discussion of FBO bathroom cleanliness at Hurricane vs. 18 other municipal airports within 200 miles
• Possible recommendation of updates to airport minimum standards and rules/regulations to City Council
• Possible recommendation to adopt updated CIP to City Council

The Hurricane City Airport Advisory Board unanimously approved recommending the updated Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to City Council. The board deferred recommending updates to airport minimum standards and rules, citing the need for further refinement. The mayor agreed to address FBO bathroom cleanliness with the Parks Department rather than bringing it to City Council.

• Approved minutes from November 19, 2024 (unanimous)
• Recommended updated CIP to City Council (unanimous)
• Deferred recommendation on minimum standards and rules updates
• Mayor to address FBO bathroom cleanliness with Parks Department

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on several land use code amendments and zone changes, including an airport overlay zone and multiple planned development overlays. The commission will also discuss and possibly approve several preliminary plats and site plans for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. A public hearing on a residential treatment facility will be held with no action until January 9, 2025.

• Public hearing: Land Use Code Amendment to establish airport overlay zone (Title 10 Chapter 25)
• Public hearing: Zone change for residential treatment facility at 5147 W and 5159 W 2200 S (action deferred to Jan 9, 2025)
• Zone changes at Gateway Blvd and Jellystone Rd to add planned development overlays (PDO) over R1-8 and R1-6
• Zone changes at 2600 W 100 N (HC to RM-3) and 2800 W 100 N (MH/RV and R1-8 to GC)
• Preliminary plat for Hawk Ridge, 149-lot townhome subdivision at east end of Cliffhanger Dr

The Hurricane Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for Hawk Ridge, a 149-lot townhome subdivision, subject to staff and JUC comments. The commission also recommended approval of several zone changes and site plans, including a land use code amendment for an airport overlay zone. A public hearing on a proposed residential treatment facility in Pecan Valley was held, but no action was taken; it will be continued to the January 9, 2025 meeting.

• Approved preliminary plat PP24-28 for Hawk Ridge, 149-lot townhome subdivision (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of LUCA24-09, airport overlay zone land use code amendment (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of ZC24-13/PSP24-38, PDO overlay at southeast Gateway Blvd & Jellystone Rd (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of ZC24-14/PSP24-35, PDO overlay at northeast Gateway Blvd & Jellystone Rd (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of ZC24-18, zone changes at 2600 W 100 N and 2800 W 100 N (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary site plan PSP24-13 for Southern Utah sheds at 980 W State St (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary site plan PSP24-30 for Silverwood Industrial Subdivision (unanimous)
• Tabled PSP24-34 and PP24-31 for Stirling Orchards until applicant is ready (unanimous)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting for a work session to discuss city matters with legislators. The agenda contains only this single discussion item before adjournment.

• Discussion with legislators concerning Hurricane City

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a work meeting to discuss recreational facilities, followed by a regular meeting to consider approving power line extensions for the Hawk Ridge and Silver Wood developments. The ordinance on R1-4 zoning has been moved to the January 2, 2025 agenda.

• Discussion on recreational facilities within Hurricane City
• Consideration of power line extension for Hawk Ridge (Perry Homes)
• Consideration of power line extension for Silver Wood (Alpha Engineering)
• Ordinance 2024-07 (R1-4 zoning) moved to January 2, 2025

The Hurricane City Council unanimously approved two power line extensions: one for the Hawk Ridge development by Perry Homes and one for the Silver Wood development near Old Hwy 91. The council also discussed relocating pickleball courts and pool funding but took no formal action, directing staff to place the pickleball court location decision on a future agenda.

• Approved power line extension for Hawk Ridge (unanimous)
• Approved power line extension for Silver Wood (unanimous)

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board is holding a regular meeting with a standard agenda: approval of minutes, staff reports, old business, and new business. No specific action items or proposals are listed in the agenda, so the meeting appears to be procedural in nature.

• Approval of minutes
• Staff reports
• Old business
• New business

Water Board

The Hurricane Water Board is holding a regular meeting with reports on the irrigation expansion project, Gould's Wash and Sky Ranch wells, the Sky Ranch 2-million-gallon water tank, and a discussion on the Sand Hollow aquifer study. The agenda is primarily informational, with no votes or decisions listed beyond approving the previous meeting's minutes.

• Report on irrigation expansion project, ponds, and pump station
• Report on phase 1 irrigation expansion piping project
• Report on Gould's Wash and Sky Ranch wells
• Report on Sky Ranch 2-million-gallon water tank status
• Discussion on Sand Hollow aquifer study

The Hurricane City Water Board approved the minutes from September 24, 2024, and discussed the modified phase 1 of the irrigation expansion project, which includes piping and irrigation ponds. The board also reviewed the Gould's Wash and Sky Ranch wells, noting the Sky Ranch well produced no water and a test well is planned. No formal votes were taken on these items; the meeting was primarily informational.

• Approved minutes from September 24, 2024 (motion by Mike Vercimak, second by Bevin Johnson)
• Discussed modified phase 1 of irrigation expansion with Interstate Rock (no vote)
• Discussed Gould's Wash well bid preparation (no vote)
• Discussed Sky Ranch well test site and temporary easement (no vote)
• Discussed Sky Ranch 2-million-gallon tank bid delay to December (no vote)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will meet on November 21, 2024, to consider updates to the General Plan, approve a 5-year Street Department improvement plan, and vote on multiple zoning changes. The agenda also includes discussions on impact fees for parks and trails, and the assignment of hangar leases.

• Vote on Resolution 2024-37 to update the Future Land Use Map
• Approval of 5-year Street Department improvement plan
• Assignment of hangar leases for pads 5 and 6 at South 1 East and South 3 East
• Awarding a contract for 2050 South Street Improvements
• Zone changes at 259 N Main St, 1015 W 250 N, and 1268 W 650 S

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Airport Advisory Board will review minutes, discuss amendments to the airport overlay zone ordinance, and consider recommendations to the City Council on hangar lease assignments and business licenses. The board will also review the amended Capital Improvement Plan for the airport.

• Amendments to airport overlay zone ordinance
• Hangar lease assignment for pad 6 South 1 East from Anderson Family Trust to Motive Aero LLC
• Hangar lease assignment for pad 5 South 3 East from Robert J. Davis to Douglas Jones Revocable Trust
• Business licenses for WSW Aviation LLC and Skyline Flight Instruction
• Review of amended CIP for Hurricane City Airport

The Airport Board unanimously recommended updates to the airport overlay zone ordinance, approval of two hangar lease assignments, and approval of two business licenses for airport-based businesses. The board also discussed business license standards and CIP updates, with no final decisions on those items.

• Recommended airport overlay zone ordinance updates to City Council (unanimous)
• Recommended hangar lease assignment from Anderson Family Trust to Motive Aero LLC (unanimous)
• Recommended hangar lease assignment from Robert J. Davis to Douglas Jones Revocable Trust (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of business licenses for WSW Aviation LLC and Skyline Flight Instruction (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommendations on several land-use items, including three zone change requests, a land use code amendment for planned development overlays and the public facility zone, and a discussion on proposed amendments to the airport overlay zone. They will also review multiple subdivision plats, conditional use permits, and site plans, and make recommendations to the City Council on several items.

• Zone change at 259 N Main St. from R1-10 to RM-3 (multifamily, 15 units/acre)
• Zone change at 1015 W 250 N from R1-10 to RA-0.5 (residential agriculture)
• Zone change at 1268 W 650 S from RA-1 to R1-15 (residential)
• Preliminary plat for Cielo at Coral Canyon: 54 townhomes, 140 vacation rentals, 218 single-family lots, commercial space
• Preliminary plat for Hawk Ridge: 146 townhomes and 2 single-family lots

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting on November 7, 2024, to consider several items including a construction contract for a four-court gym, a street department 5-year improvement plan, land use code amendments, power line extensions, and resolutions for power sales contracts. The meeting also includes presentations, public forum, and a possible closed session.

• Consideration and possible award of construction contract for four-court gym
• Approval of Street Department 5-year improvement plan
• Land Use Code Amendment LUCA24-07 to allow aircraft takeoff/landing in commercial zones for medical transport at hospitals
• Power line extensions for Cielo at Coral Canyon and Black Ridge Ph 2
• Resolutions authorizing power sales contracts with Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems for Millard County and Power County projects

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly recommend to the City Council two power line extension requests, review a post-peak report, and consider resolutions approving power sales contracts with Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) for the Millard County and Power County projects. The board will also receive updates from UAMPS and may enter a closed meeting as permitted by state law.

• Power line extension request for Cielo at Coral Canyon – Cole West Home
• Power line extension request for Black Ridge Ph.2 – Wasatch Commercial Builders
• Resolution authorizing Millard County Power Project Power Sales Contract with UAMPS
• Resolution authorizing Power County Power Project Power Sales Contract with UAMPS
• SouthWest Utah Technical Task Force (SWUTTF) Post Peak Report

The Hurricane City Power Board unanimously recommended that the City Council approve participation in both the Millard County and Power County power projects with UAMPS, and increase the city's subscription to 30MW split between the two. The board also unanimously recommended approval of a power line extension for the Cielo at Coral Canyon development, tabled the Black Ridge Ph.2 extension request, and tabled the SWUTTF Post Peak Report. The board entered closed session to discuss real property acquisition.

• Recommended approval of Millard County Power Project Power Sales Contract (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Power County Power Project Power Sales Contract (unanimous)
• Recommended increasing subscription to 30MW split between the two power projects (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of power line extension for Cielo at Coral Canyon (unanimous)
• Tabled Black Ridge Ph.2 power line extension request (unanimous)
• Tabled SWUTTF Post Peak Report (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from October 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to discuss real property purchase, exchange, or lease (unanimous)

Water Board

This Water Board regular meeting has been canceled. The agenda contains only the cancellation notice and standard meeting details, with no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting canceled

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to consider and possibly approve a final site plan for Canyon Villas, a 180-unit park model development at 250 N 2800 W. The applicant is Sunwood Homes, with Brandee Walker as agent. This is the only new business item on the agenda.

• Final site plan FSP24-68 for Canyon Villas, 180-unit park model development
• Location: 250 N 2800 W, Hurricane, UT
• Applicant: Sunwood Homes; Agent: Brandee Walker

The Hurricane City Council approved the final site plan for Canyon Villas, a 180-unit park model development at 250 N 2800 W, subject to conditions regarding the retaining wall, property line verification, and parking. The approval followed a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation. The motion carried 4-0, with Councilman Hirschi absent.

• Approved final site plan for Canyon Villas (180-unit park model development) (4-0, Hirschi absent)
• Approval conditioned on proper communication about retaining wall, property line verification, and parking depth on corner lots

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use code amendments, including transient lodging in commercial zones, rockfall zone development standards, and medical transport aircraft exceptions. They will also hear zone change requests for three properties, with decisions deferred to November 14, 2024. New business includes conditional use permits, site plans, and recommendations to the City Council.

• Public hearing: Land Use Code Amendment for transient lodging facilities in commercial zones (Title 10, Chapters 3, 15, 51)
• Public hearing: Land Use Code Amendment for development standards in rockfall zones (Title 10, Chapter 28)
• Public hearing: Zone change at 259 N Main St from R1-10 to RM-3 (multifamily 15 units/acre), action deferred to Nov 14
• New business: Final site plan for Starbucks at 789 W State St
• New business: Preliminary site plan for Gateway Commercial at Sand Hollow (hotel, 3 restaurant pads, gas station) at 4 S 3700 W

The Hurricane City Planning Commission approved multiple items, including conditional use permit CUP24-23 for a taller building, amended final plats for LeGrand Heights and Buck's Ace Hardware, final site plans for Starbucks and Canyon Villas, and a preliminary site plan for Gateway Commercial at Sand Hollow. They also recommended approval of a land use code amendment allowing medical transport helicopter pads in commercial zones. Several items were continued, including short-term rental restrictions and rockfall zone standards, and three zone change requests were heard but deferred to November 14.

• Approved CUP24-23 for a building of greater height at 43 E 200 N (unanimous)
• Approved AFP24-15 for LeGrand Heights Phase 5 Partial Amended & Extended 'A' Lot 9 (unanimous)
• Approved AFP24-16 for Buck's Ace Hardware Partial Amendment A with sign note (unanimous)
• Approved FSP24-67 for Starbucks at 789 W State St (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of FSP24-68 for Canyon Villas 180-unit park model development (unanimous)
• Approved PSP24-31 for Gateway Commercial at Sand Hollow (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of LUCA24-07 allowing medical transport helicopter pads in commercial zones (unanimous)
• Continued LUCA24-05 (short-term rentals) and LUCA24-06 (rockfall zones) to a later date

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will meet to consider new hangar leases, irrigation project bids, a zoning clarification, and a proclamation for Red Ribbon Week. The meeting includes public comments and reports from council members.

• Proclamation designating October 23-31 as Red Ribbon Week
• New hangar lease for 8 S 3 E
• New commercial use and SASO lease for hangar pad 2 N 3 E
• Discussion on zoning for parcels H-3-1-32-312, H-3-1-32-341, H-3-1-32-342, H-3-1-32-343, and H-3-1-32-344
• Bid approvals for phase 1 of irrigation expansion project and irrigation pond construction

The City Council approved two bids totaling $15,820,129.50 for the irrigation expansion project, including phase 1 piping and the pond/filters/booster station, both awarded to Interstate Rock. The votes were 3-2, with Councilmembers Fawcett and Prete dissenting due to concerns about funding and the project's reduced scope. The Council also approved a proclamation for Red Ribbon Week, two airport hangar leases, and the City Civic Center Master Plan, and discussed but took no action on a proposed zoning change for parcels H-3-1-32-312 through 344.

• Approved $7,859,191 bid to Interstate Rock for phase 1 irrigation expansion piping (3-2)
• Approved $7,960,938.50 bid to Interstate Rock for irrigation pond, filters, and booster station (3-2)
• Approved Red Ribbon Week proclamation for October 23-31 (unanimous)
• Approved hangar lease for 8 S 3 E to James Rosser (unanimous)
• Approved commercial use and SASO lease for hangar pad 2 N 3 E to Scott Stratton (unanimous)
• Approved City Civic Center Master Plan (3-2)
• Discussed but took no action on zoning change for parcels H-3-1-32-312 through 344
• Held closed session for litigation and property purchase

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will meet to consider new hangar leases, discuss updates on airport projects, and revise business license requirements for airport businesses. The board will also review businesses applying for licenses.

• New commercial use and SASO lease for hangar pad 2 N 3 E for Scott Stratton
• New private hangar lease agreement for existing pad at 8 S 2 E for James Rosser
• Update on AWOS and repaying FAA for engineered lighting project
• Revision of requirements for business license approval for new airport businesses
• Consideration of businesses applying for airport licenses

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Hurricane Planning Commission meeting on October 10, 2024, was canceled. No substantive items were listed for discussion or decision.

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting with an appeal hearing on a denied vacation rental license renewal, consider awarding a construction contract for the 100 North project, and vote on several resolutions including a General Plan update and solar rate changes. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per person.

• Appeal hearing for denied vacation rental license at 2790 S 3680 West
• Construction contract for 100 N; 200 W to SR-9 & 100 E; SR-9 to 100 N reconstruction (100 North project)
• Resolution 2024-34 supporting Utah v United States (Supreme Court Docket No. 22O160)
• Resolution 2024-37 updating General Plan Future Land Use Map
• Resolution 2024-38 amending solar base rate charges

The City Council awarded the 100 North reconstruction project to Interstate Rock for $3,401,206.26, despite a slightly higher bid than the lowest, based on qualifications. They also approved a vacation rental license renewal at 2790 S 3680 West after an appeal, and passed a resolution supporting Utah's Supreme Court case over federal land. The council continued a General Plan update to November and approved a letter on the EMS tax increase, recommending a smaller increase than the proposed 52%.

• Awarded 100 North project to Interstate Rock for $3,401,206.26 (unanimous)
• Approved vacation rental license renewal at 2790 S 3680 West (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-34 supporting Utah v United States (4-1, Prete opposed)
• Approved letter on EMS tax increase, recommending less than 52% (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-36 renewing RAP tax agreement (4-1, Thomas opposed)
• Continued Resolution 2024-37 General Plan update to November (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-38 amending solar base rates (unanimous)
• Approved power line extension for Gateway Commercial Phase 1 (4-0, Prete abstained)

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly recommend to the City Council a power line extension for Gateway Commercial Phase 1, as well as solar base rates and a revision to the solar policy. The board will also receive updates on UAMPS and may enter a closed meeting as permitted by Utah law. The agenda includes approval of minutes from September 2024 and staff reports from the Power Director, Service Superintendent, and Substation and Generation Foreman.

• Power Line Extension request for Gateway Commercial Phase 1 – Karl Rasmussen
• Discussion and possible recommendation on solar base rates and solar policy revision – Michael Ramirez
• UAMPS Updates – Scott Hughes
• Closed Meeting pursuant to Utah Code Section 52-4-205

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly approve several development applications, including a comprehensive amendment to the Future Land Use Map, amended final plats, preliminary plats, a site plan, and a conditional use permit. They will also discuss a domestic lot split ordinance and make a recommendation to the City Council on the Future Land Use Map amendment.

• Comprehensive amendment to the Future Land Use Map
• Amended final plat for Canyons RV Phase 1 Amended and Extended at 100 N 2800 W
• Preliminary plat for Strawberry Fields, 13-lot single-family subdivision at 1100 S 400 W
• Preliminary plat for Lakeview Townhomes Phase 1, 38-unit townhome subdivision at 4640 W Dixie Springs Dr
• Conditional use permit for three metal buildings at 125 N 325 W

Water Board

The Hurricane City Water Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive reports on the irrigation expansion agreement with multiple entities, discuss irrigation ponds and the phase one expansion project, and review the Sand Hollow aquifer study by the Utah State Division of Water Rights. The meeting also includes a report on the water system and new business.

• Report on irrigation expansion agreement with Hurricane Canal Company, WCWCD, Nature Conservancy District, and Hurricane City
• Discussion on irrigation ponds and phase one irrigation expansion project
• Discussion on Sand Hollow aquifer study by Utah State Division of Water Rights
• Report on Water System
• Approval of minutes from August 27, 2024

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a joint work meeting with the Planning Commission, followed by a regular meeting. Key items include a proposed ordinance to add a new R1-4 zoning classification, approval of bids for the irrigation expansion project, and several power line extension requests. The council will also consider an asset purchase agreement with Rocky Mountain Power and a power connection fee update.

• Ordinance 2024-07 adding R1-4 zoning (one unit per 4,000 sq ft)
• Amended water savings agreement for irrigation expansion
• Bid for phase 1 of irrigation expansion project
• Bid for irrigation pond, filters, and booster station
• Asset Purchase Agreement with Rocky Mountain Power for power line infrastructure

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board is meeting to review minutes from previous meetings and consider approving a business license for Orbital Flight Training, operated by Jess Ellwanger, at the Hurricane Airport. The agenda includes only this one substantive item, with new business listed but no details provided.

• Consideration of business license for Jess Ellwanger, Orbital Flight Training, at Hurricane Airport
• Review of minutes from July 16 and August 20, 2024

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly approve several site plans and conditional use permits, including a 16-unit apartment complex, an Applebee's restaurant, a city gymnasium, and other developments. The commission will also follow up on proposed amendments to the Future Land Use Map and recap a recent conference. The meeting includes old and new business items, with decisions possible on each application.

• Preliminary site plan for Shadow Ridge Apartments Phase 2, 16 units, at 6129 W 100 S
• Preliminary site plan for Applebee's restaurant at 980 W State St
• Final site plan for Hurricane City Four Court Gymnasium at 845 N 200 W
• Conditional use permits for buildings of greater height at 358 S 985 W and 419 S Station Cir
• Final site plan for Wasatch Trailer Sales at 250 N Foothills Canyon Dr and The Perch lodging at 240 N State St

The Hurricane City Planning Commission approved all seven items on the agenda, including preliminary site plans for Shadow Ridge Apartments Phase 2 and Applebee's, final site plans for the Four Court Gymnasium, Wasatch Trailer Sales, and The Perch, and conditional use permits for two taller buildings. The commission also recommended the City Council explore an affordable housing agreement with the Shadow Ridge applicant. The October 10, 2024 meeting was cancelled.

• Approved preliminary site plan for Shadow Ridge Apartments Phase 2 (16 units) with recommendation to explore affordable housing agreement (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary site plan for Applebee's restaurant (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for Hurricane City Four Court Gymnasium (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for building of greater height at 358 S 985 W (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for Wasatch Trailer Sales (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for building of greater height at 419 S Station Cir (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for The Perch transient lodging (unanimous)
• Cancelled October 10, 2024 Planning Commission meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to consider and possibly approve a local consent for a single event liquor license requested by Rich Klein for Trail Hero. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the rest is procedural.

• Consideration and possible approval of local consent on a single event liquor license for Trail Hero - Rich Klein

City Council

The regularly scheduled Hurricane City Council meeting for September 5, 2024, has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided. The notice was posted to the city website, state public notice website, and at three physical locations.

• Meeting canceled
• Notice posted at city office, post office, and library

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will discuss and possibly recommend to the City Council on power line extensions for Hurricane Cliffs and Strawberry Fields, connection fee updates, and the purchase of assets on the Hurricane East Bench from Rocky Mountain Power. The board will also receive updates from UAMPS and may hold a closed meeting as permitted by Utah law.

• Power line extension request for Hurricane Cliffs (Todd Getz)
• Power line extension request for Strawberry Fields (Kyson Spendlove)
• Connection fees discussion and possible recommendation for update
• Consideration of possible recommendation to purchase assets on Hurricane East Bench from Rocky Mountain Power
• UAMPS updates

The Power Board unanimously recommended approving power line extension requests for Hurricane Cliffs and Strawberry Fields, with costs for investigation and easements noted. It also recommended adding a larger single-phase meter fee and approving the purchase of Rocky Mountain Power assets on the Hurricane East Bench. All motions passed unanimously.

• Recommended approval of Hurricane Cliffs power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Strawberry Fields power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended adding a larger single-phase meter fee (unanimous)
• Recommended purchase of Rocky Mountain Power assets on Hurricane East Bench (unanimous)

Water Board

The Hurricane City Water Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes and receive reports on the water system, the irrigation expansion project, the progress of the Gould's Wash and Sky Ranch test wells, and a public open house for residents in the new pressurized irrigation service area. The agenda is primarily informational, with no votes on specific contracts or ordinances listed.

• Report on water system by Kory Wright
• Irrigation expansion project report by Mac Hall
• Progress report on Gould's Wash and Sky Ranch test wells by Ken Richins
• Report on public open house for new pressurized irrigation service area

The board reviewed the irrigation expansion project, noting that three of four partners signed an agreement but the Nature Conservancy has not, delaying the bid award. Interstate Rock agreed to a four-week extension until about September 19. The board also heard reports on test wells and a public open house where most survey respondents opposed new pressurized irrigation.

• Approved minutes of July 30, 2024 (motion by Johnson, second by Hirschi)
• Scheduled annual cookout for October 29, 2024, at 7 pm

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special emergency meeting to consider and possibly approve agreements and bids for the city's irrigation expansion project. The agenda includes a water savings agreement, a bid for phase 1 construction, and a bid for the irrigation pond, filters, and booster station. All items are under old business and are up for decision.

• Consideration and possible approval of a water savings agreement for the irrigation expansion project
• Consideration and possible approval of a bid to construct phase 1 of the City's irrigation expansion project
• Consideration and possible approval of a bid to construct the irrigation pond, filters, and booster station for the irrigation expansion project

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to consider and possibly approve a water savings agreement and bids for the irrigation expansion project. The project includes constructing phase 1, an irrigation pond, filters, and a booster station. The meeting is scheduled for August 22, 2024, at 3:00 PM.

• Consideration of a water savings agreement for the irrigation expansion project
• Bid to construct phase 1 of the irrigation expansion project
• Bid to construct the irrigation pond, filters, and booster station

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending a zone change for 620 W 250 S from R1-15 to RM-1, allowing multifamily development. They will also review several subdivision plats and site plans, including a 75-lot single-family subdivision and an apartment complex phase. The meeting includes a presentation on the Future Land Use Map.

• Zone change at 620 W 250 S from R1-15 to RM-1 (multifamily 6 units/acre), parcel H-WLS-4
• Preliminary plat for Dixie Heights Phase 3 & 4, 75-lot single-family subdivision at 3780 W 2610 S
• Preliminary site plan for Shadow Ridge Apartments Phase 2 at 6129 W 100 S
• Amended final plat for Quail Creek Industrial Park Phase 5 Lots 510 & 511 at 5589 W 860 S
• Preliminary plat for Quail Creek Commercial Plaza, 28-lot industrial subdivision at 578 N Old Highway 91

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will review minutes from the July 16 meeting, discuss runway sweeping and weed clearing, and explore funding opportunities from the FAA Reauthorization Bill. Monthly project status updates will also be presented.

• Discussion on airport runways and sweeping
• Follow-up on FAA Reauthorization Bill funding opportunities
• Monthly Airport Project Status Updates for July 2024
• Discussion regarding weed clearing on the south end of the airport

The Hurricane City Airport Advisory Board met on August 20, 2024, but lacked a quorum, so no formal votes were taken. Members discussed runway sweeping improvements, FAA funding opportunities, and a potential business license for flight training, which will be considered at the next meeting.

• No quorum; no formal decisions made
• Discussed FOD Boss sweeper purchase, deferred due to budget
• Discussed FAA Reauthorization Bill funding, to follow up in October
• Business license for flight training to be on 09/17/2024 agenda

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 15, 2024, with a pre-meeting at 5:00 PM and the main session at 6:00 PM. They will consider several items including a liquor license for PV Resort Amenities, power line extensions for multiple developments, bids for the irrigation expansion project, and multiple ordinances. The agenda also includes public forum, a presentation on a gym rendering, and a closed meeting.

• Consideration of full-service liquor restaurant license at PV Resort Amenities
• Discussion and possible approval of power line extension to area south of Sky Ranch
• Bids for phase 1 of irrigation expansion project and irrigation pond/filters/booster station
• Ordinance 2024-10 amending cemetery marker placement rules
• Ordinance 2024-11 and 2024-12 amending subdivision and child care regulations

The Hurricane City Council approved local consent for a full-service liquor restaurant license at PV Resort, limited to the main level, with the possibility of extending to the second floor later. They also approved a reimbursement agreement with Buck's Ace Hardware for $102,640.37, approved several ordinances, and granted preliminary approvals for five power line extensions. A request for a power line extension south of Sky Ranch was continued to September 19th, and bids for the irrigation expansion project were continued to August 22nd.

• Approved local consent for liquor license at PV Resort (unanimous)
• Approved $102,640.37 reimbursement to Buck's Ace Hardware (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-10 removing cemetery bench back restriction (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-11 on subdivision requirements (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-12 updating child care terminology (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary approval for power line extensions for Copper Sky, Sand Hollow Mesa, Balance of Nature, Hurricane Paradise, Bramall Ridge (all unanimous)
• Continued power line extension south of Sky Ranch to Sept 19 (unanimous)
• Continued irrigation expansion bids to Aug 22 (unanimous)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to describe the needs and costs of a water bond project and to receive public comments on related water rate impacts. The agenda includes only this public meeting item and adjournment, with no other business.

• Public meeting on water bond project
• Discussion of project needs and costs
• Public comments on water rate impacts related to bonds

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly recommend actions on a zone change, several site plans, and land use code amendments. Public hearings will be held for the zone change and two code amendments before the commission considers them as new business.

• Zone change at 2230 W 600 N from NC to R1-8/PDO (parcels H-3-1-29-2213-RD2 and H-3-1-29-2214-RD2)
• Preliminary site plan for transient lodging at 57 N State St (65 N LLC)
• Amended final plat for Quail Creek Industrial Park Phase 3 Lots 13 & 14 at 5564 W 720 S
• Final site plan for Liberty Village Phase 1 civic educational development at 2820 S 2300 W
• Extension of preliminary plat for Adventus Phase 1 mixed-use development at Abbey Road and Sand Hollow Road

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly recommend action on five power line extension requests for residential developments, along with updates on pre-qualified contractors and power cost adjustments. The board may also enter a closed meeting as permitted by state law.

• Power line extension request for Copper Sky Estates
• Power line extension request for Sand Hollow Mesa Neighborhood 6
• Power line extension request for Balance of Nature Phase 2B and Phase 3
• Power line extension request for Hurricane Paradise
• Power line extension request for Bramall Ridge

The Hurricane City Power Board unanimously recommended approval to move forward on five power line extension requests (Copper Sky Estates, Sand Hollow Mesa Neighborhood 6, Balance of Nature Phase 2B and 3, Hurricane Paradise, and Bramall Ridge) to the City Council. The board also approved the June and July 2024 meeting minutes. Staff updates covered peak load, maintenance, and contractor discussions, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Approved minutes from June and July 2024 meetings (unanimous)
• Recommended approval to move forward for Copper Sky Estates power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended approval to move forward for Sand Hollow Mesa Neighborhood 6 power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended approval to move forward for Balance of Nature Phase 2B and Phase 3 power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended approval to move forward for Hurricane Paradise power line extension (unanimous)
• Recommended approval to move forward for Bramall Ridge power line extension (unanimous)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding an open house to present information about a proposed expansion of the pressurized irrigation system and to answer questions from residents. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and public input.

• Presentation on proposed pressurized irrigation system expansion
• Question-and-answer session with the public
• Open house format, no formal votes or ordinances listed

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting with public forum, old and new business. Key items include a preliminary plat for a 153-lot subdivision, a power line extension, liquor license consents, a water savings agreement, a business license ordinance amendment, and a zone change request. The meeting also includes reports and a possible closed session.

• Preliminary plat for Sandwater Estates, 153-lot single-family subdivision at 4200 W 2300 S
• Power line extension to area south of Sky Ranch
• Local consent for off-premises beer license at Jellystone Park
• Local consent for full-service liquor restaurant license at PV Resort Amenities
• Ordinance 2024-09 amending business license regulations regarding background checks

The Hurricane City Council approved a zone change for two parcels at 2250 S 5140 W from A-5 to RA-0.5, a Water Savings Agreement with The Nature Conservancy and Washington County Water Conservancy District, and Ordinance 2024-09 (Option 2) amending business license background check regulations. They tabled the Sandwater Estates preliminary plat and the Jellystone Park beer license request, and continued the PV Resort liquor license and power line extension discussions.

• Approved zone change at 2250 S 5140 W from A-5 to RA-0.5 (unanimous)
• Approved Water Savings Agreement with The Nature Conservancy and WCWCD (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-09 Option 2 for business license background checks (unanimous)
• Tabled Sandwater Estates preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Tabled local consent for Jellystone Park beer license (unanimous)
• Continued PV Resort liquor license for two weeks (unanimous)
• Continued power line extension discussion to next meeting (unanimous)
• Approved Assurances Relating to Real Property Acquisition for irrigation expansion (unanimous)

Water Board

The Hurricane, UT Water Board will review progress reports and bid results for irrigation expansion projects, discuss test wells and public meetings, and consider a fee recommendation for excess water surcharges. The board will also address secondary irrigation connections in the Walmart area and review water system usage.

• Bid results for Phase 1 and Phase 2 irrigation expansion projects
• Progress report on Gould’s Wash and Sky Ranch test wells
• Recommendation to adopt WCWCD excess water surcharge fee
• Discussion on Frank Linhardt’s secondary irrigation connections in Walmart area
• Review of water system usage compared to previous years

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with discussions on the Future Land Use Map, short-term rentals in commercial zones, and a proposed domestic lot split ordinance. They will also hold a public hearing and consider a zone change, two site plans, and a conditional use permit.

• Zone change at 2250 S 5140 W from A-5 to RA-0.5 (parcels H-4138-K-1, H-4-2-15-112)
• Preliminary site plan for Coral Cliffs Family Fun Center at 765 W 50 S
• Final site plan for Sky Ridge Apartments, 120 units, at 2600 W 50 N
• Conditional use permit for building height at 2765 S 3480 W
• Discussion on domestic lot split ordinance

The Hurricane Planning Commission recommended approval of a zone change for parcels at 2250 S 5140 W, approved a preliminary site plan for Coral Cliffs Family Fun Center, a final site plan for Sky Ridge Apartments, and a conditional use permit for a taller building. They also discussed updates to the Future Land Use Map, short-term rentals in commercial zones, and a proposed domestic lot split ordinance, but took no action on those items.

• Recommended approval of zone change ZC24-05 from A-5 to RA-0.5 at 2250 S 5140 W (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary site plan PSP24-18 for Coral Cliffs Family Fun Center (all ayes, Bronemann abstained)
• Approved final site plan FSP24-50 for Sky Ridge Apartments, 120 units (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit CUP24-17 for building height at 2765 S 3480 W (unanimous)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will meet on July 18, 2024, to consider changes to utility rates and connection fees, approve several liquor licenses at Jellystone Park and PV Resort, and discuss infrastructure projects including a power line extension and irrigation expansion. The meeting also includes public hearings on a water revenue bond and property disposal for road realignment, as well as updates on housing and background check requirements.

• Amendment to Title 8 utility rates and connection fees (Ordinance 2024-03)
• Local consent for off-premise and on-premise beer licenses at Jellystone Park
• Full-service liquor restaurant license at PV Resort Amenities
• Water Revenue Bond issuance public hearing
• General Plan Amendment to update Moderate Income Housing Plan (Resolution 2024-33)

The Hurricane City Council approved Ordinance 2024-03, which codifies a utility discount for active military members, and approved several other items including a storm drain agreement and property disposal. The council denied local consent for an on-premise recreational beer license at Jellystone Park, citing concerns about alcohol at a water park. Several items were continued or tabled for further discussion, including a power line extension and a memorandum of understanding with Liberty Village.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-03 amending utility rates and connection fees (unanimous)
• Denied local consent for on-premise recreational beer license at Jellystone Park (unanimous)
• Continued local consent for off-premise beer license at Jellystone Park for two weeks (unanimous)
• Continued local consent for full-service liquor license at PV Resort Amenities (unanimous)
• Approved lease for hangar pad 9S 1E (unanimous)
• Approved lease assignments for pads 7S 1E and 3S (unanimous)
• Approved Storm Drain Agreement with Interstate Rock Products, including $21,785.70 reimbursement (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-30 for interlocal building inspection agreement (unanimous)

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to review minutes and consider recommending three private hangar leases to the City Council. The board will also discuss funding opportunities from the FAA Reauthorization Bill and receive a report from the Sand Hollow Aviation Association.

• Private hangar lease for EDUBYAS, LLC, pad 9S 1E
• Private hangar lease for Ray and Cynthia Schureman Family Trust, pad 7S 1E
• Private hangar lease for Richard E. Cutts, pad 3S
• Discussion of funding opportunities from FAA Reauthorization Bill
• Sand Hollow Aviation Association report

The Hurricane Airport Advisory Board unanimously recommended approval of three private hangar leases to the City Council: a new 20-year lease for EDUBYAS, LLC (pad 9S 1E), and leases for The Ray and Cynthia Schureman Family Trust (pad 7S 1E) and Richard E. Cutts (pad 3S), the latter two contingent on the parties first contacting airport manager Dayton Hall. The board also discussed FAA Reauthorization funding, noise complaints, and a proposed lake near the runway.

• Approved minutes from May 21, 2024 (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of 20-year hangar lease for EDUBYAS, LLC, pad 9S 1E (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of hangar lease for Ray and Cynthia Schureman Family Trust, pad 7S 1E, contingent on contacting Dayton (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of hangar lease for Richard E. Cutts, pad 3S, contingent on contacting Dayton (unanimous)
• Adjourned at 9:53 am (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a General Plan Amendment to update the Moderate Income Housing Plan, then discuss and possibly approve preliminary site plans for two major housing projects: Liberty Village Phase 2 & 3 and Lakeview Townhomes. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from March 28, 2024.

• Public hearing: General Plan Amendment to update Moderate Income Housing Plan
• PSP24-16: Preliminary site plan for Liberty Village Phase 2 & 3, civic development at 2100 W and Liberty Way, applicant United We Pledge, agent Tom Snyder
• PSP24-17: Preliminary site plan for Lakeview Townhomes, 186-unit townhome development at 2700 S 4640 W, applicant Brett Burgess, agent Logan Blake
• Approval of minutes from March 28, 2024

The Hurricane Planning Commission unanimously approved preliminary site plans for Liberty Village Phase 2 & 3 and Lakeview Townhomes, subject to staff and JUC comments. It also recommended approval of the Moderate-Income Housing Plan update to the City Council, with one nay and one abstention.

• Approved preliminary site plan for Liberty Village Phase 2 & 3 (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary site plan for Lakeview Townhomes, 186 units (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Moderate-Income Housing Plan update to City Council (5-1, 1 abstention)
• Approved minutes from March 28, 2024 (unanimous)

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss several operational matters, including pre-qualified contractors, power cost adjustments, and connection costs. They will also receive updates on PacifiCorp transmission rates and UAMPS. The board may enter a closed meeting as permitted by Utah law.

• Discussion on pre-qualified contractors
• Power cost adjustments discussion
• PacifiCorp transmission rate update
• Possible recommendation on connection costs
• UAMPS updates

The Hurricane City Power Board unanimously recommended that the City Council adopt a summary of connection costs, with future changes approved by the Power Board instead of the Council. The board also discussed a potential Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) tied to reserve balances, but took no action, instead directing staff to investigate costs. Updates were provided on the Three Falls Substation, a new peak load, and a 45% PacifiCorp transmission rate increase.

• Approved minutes from May 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Recommended connection cost summary to City Council (unanimous)
• Continued discussion on pre-qualified contractors to next month
• Directed staff to investigate PCA implementation costs

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will meet to discuss and possibly approve a final site plan for Hurricane Heights Hobby Garages storage units and an amended final plat for Canyons RV Phase 1. The meeting will also include routine business such as approval of past minutes and a discussion on future projects.

• FSP24-42: Possible approval of final site plan for Hurricane Heights Hobby Garages at 700 W 400 N
• AFP24-10: Possible approval of amended final plat for Canyons RV Phase 1 at 100 N 2800 W
• Approval of June 6 and June 13, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion on future projects

The Hurricane Planning Commission unanimously approved the final site plan for Hurricane Heights Hobby Garages, a 30-unit storage complex at 700 W 400 N, subject to staff and JUC comments. The commission also tabled the amended final plat for Canyons RV Phase 1 at the applicant's request. Both prior meeting minutes were approved unanimously.

• Approved final site plan FSP24-42 for Hurricane Heights Hobby Garages (unanimous)
• Tabled amended final plat AFP24-10 for Canyons RV Phase 1 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from June 6, 2024 special combined meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from June 13, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

Water Board

The Water Board meeting scheduled for June 25, 2024, at 6:00 PM has been canceled. No business will be conducted at this time.

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting on June 20, 2024, at 5:00 PM. Key items include a bid award for a gym component, a resolution authorizing up to $14 million in water revenue bonds, and a redevelopment agency resolution on project area closures. The agenda also includes updates from special districts, a recognition, and a public forum.

• Consideration and possible award of bid for PEMB component of four-court gym
• Resolution No. 2024-29 authorizing issuance of up to $14,000,000 water revenue bonds, Series 2024
• Redevelopment Agency Resolution 2024-28 confirming closure of Project Areas 1 and 2 and ratifying extension of Project Area 3
• Update from Ash Creek Special Service District and Southwest Mosquito Abatement District
• Presentation from concerned residents regarding construction near Dixie Springs

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board regular meeting scheduled for June 18, 2024, was canceled with no items to discuss. The agenda contains only the cancellation notice and no business items.

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission unanimously approved preliminary site plans for Wasatch Trailer Sales and a Starbucks, and a preliminary plat for the 57-lot Strawberry Fields Estates subdivision, all subject to staff and JUC comments. The commission also discussed future projects including an airport overlay ordinance and updates to the sensitive lands ordinance, but took no action on those items.

• Approved PSP24-11 preliminary site plan for Wasatch Trailer Sales (unanimous)
• Approved PSP24-12 preliminary site plan for Starbucks (unanimous)
• Approved PP24-18 preliminary plat for Strawberry Fields Estates, 57-lot subdivision (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council approved a 50% increase to the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Impact Fee, raising it to $4,663.50 per equivalent residential connection (3-1). The Council also approved ordinances updating animal control and kennel standards, and increased water billing rates by $0.13 per thousand gallons. A proposed new R1-4 zoning classification was continued to August 15th for further review.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-06 updating animal control and kennel standards (unanimous)
• Approved 50% increase to Parks, Trails, and Recreation Impact Fee, total $4,663.50 per equivalent residential connection (3-1)
• Continued Ordinance 2024-07 for new R1-4 zoning classification until August 15th (unanimous)
• Approved one-time mural at Community Center by Youth City Council, subject to local artist oversight and completion by Peach Days (3-1)
• Approved assignment of airport hangar lease at 5 South from Richard L. Frost to Ray Schureman (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-23 increasing water billing rates by $0.13 per thousand gallons (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-27 adopting excess water use surcharge fees recommended by WCWCD (unanimous)
• Revoked business license for Rafa Academy LLC (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission is holding a special combined meeting with the City Council, consisting solely of a field trip to tour the Zion Tiny Homes development in Apple Valley, Utah. No formal decisions or discussions are on the agenda; the meeting is a site visit only.

• Field trip to Zion Tiny Homes development in Apple Valley, Utah

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board is holding a regular meeting to receive staff reports and discuss old and new business. Key topics include updates on pre-qualified contractor requirements, outage and reliability issues, and power cost adjustments. The board may also enter a closed meeting as permitted by state law.

• Update on Pre-Qualified Contractors requirements
• Discussion on outages and reliability
• Discussion on Power Cost Adjustments
• UAMPS updates
• Possible closed meeting under Utah Code 52-4-205

Water Board

The Hurricane City Water Board voted to recommend a water rate increase of 13 cents per thousand gallons, effective July 1, to match the Washington County Water Conservancy District's rate, and to recommend adopting the district's excess water use surcharge. Both recommendations will go to the city council for final approval. The board also discussed ongoing irrigation expansion and test well projects.

• Motion passed to recommend raising water rates by 13 cents per thousand gallons on July 1 (moved by John Slack, seconded by David Hirschi)
• Motion passed to recommend adopting the WCWCD excess water use surcharge as adopted by the district (moved by Ken Richins, seconded by Leah Thompson)

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommendations on two zone change requests, a conditional use permit for a metal building, a preliminary site plan for a rehab center, an extension for a subdivision plat, a mixed-use development, and an accessory building permit. The meeting includes public hearings and new business items, with decisions or recommendations to be made.

• Zone change at 2250 S 5140 W from A-5 to RA-0.5 (parcel H-4138-K)
• Zone change at 5210 W 2250 S from A-5 to RR (parcels H-4138-A, H-4138-G, H-4-2-15-112, H-4138-F)
• Conditional use permit for metal building at 1833 W 200 S
• Preliminary site plan for Hurricane Rehab Center at 860 N State St
• Preliminary site plan for Sky Mountain-600 N, 27 townhomes and two commercial pads at 2260 W and 600 N

The Hurricane Planning Commission tabled two zone change requests (ZC24-05 and ZC24-06) because the properties were improperly subdivided, and staff said the issues must be resolved before any zone change can be approved. The commission also approved a conditional use permit for a metal building, a preliminary site plan for a rehab center, an extension for the Hurricane Cliffs subdivision, a preliminary site plan for Sky Mountain-600 N, and a conditional use permit for an accessory building. All other items were approved unanimously.

• Tabled ZC24-05 (zone change to RA-0.5) until unlawful subdivision resolved (5-1, 1 abstention)
• Tabled ZC24-06 (zone change to RR) until unlawful subdivision resolved (unanimous)
• Approved CUP24-15 for metal building at 1833 W 200 S (unanimous)
• Approved PSP24-08 for Hurricane Rehab Center at 860 N State St (unanimous)
• Approved extension of preliminary plat for Hurricane Cliffs subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved PSP24-10 for Sky Mountain-600 N mixed-use development (unanimous)
• Approved CUP24-16 for accessory building at 1087 W 650 S with 5-ft setback (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of Feb 29, 2024 (unanimous)

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to review minutes and consider recommending the assignment of the Richard L. Frost lease for a hangar pad at 5 South to Ray Schureman. The board will also hear a report from the Sand Hollow Aviation Association and address new business.

• Consideration of lease assignment from Richard L. Frost to Ray Schureman for hangar pad at 5 South
• Review of minutes from February 20 and April 16, 2024
• Sand Hollow Aviation Association report by Steve Lemmon

City Council

The council unanimously approved the $79,043,527 FY 2024-25 budget (Resolution 2024-25) and amendments to the current year's budget (Resolution 2024-26). They also approved new fees for the Lichfield Family Gymnasium, defining residents as those within Hurricane High School boundaries. A power line extension south of Sky Ranch was tabled until July 18 for further study.

• Approved Resolution 2024-25, FY 2024-25 budget of $79,043,527 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-26, amendments to FY 2023-24 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-14, Lichfield Family Gymnasium fees (unanimous)
• Tabled power line extension south of Sky Ranch until July 18 (unanimous)
• Continued mural discussion to June 6 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 17, 2024 special meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled Hurricane Planning Commission meeting on May 9, 2024, was canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting with a single agenda item: discussion of the 2024-2025 budget. No decisions are listed; the meeting is for discussion only.

• Discussion on the 2024-2025 budget

The Hurricane City Council held a special meeting to discuss the 2024-2025 budget, reviewing the bubble list and considering areas for reduction or elimination. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and ended with adjournment.

• Adjourned meeting at 7:05 p.m. (unanimous)

Power Board

The Hurricane City Power Board recommended approval of a specific line extension to serve five developments in the southern end of the valley, including the Water Department's new well. The board also discussed updating contractor pre-qualification requirements, but tabled that discussion pending research. No other formal decisions were made.

• Recommended approval of line extension for five developments (unanimous, Joseph abstained)
• Tabled discussion on pre-qualified contractor requirements pending research
• Approved April 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Water Board

The Hurricane Water Board will hear updates on irrigation expansion, discuss a regional water rate increase, review the 2024–2025 water budget, and receive progress reports on the Gould’s Wash Well and overall water system. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions listed.

• Irrigation expansion progress report
• Discussion on WCWCD annual water rate increase
• 2024–2025 water budget overview
• Progress report on Gould’s Wash Well
• Water System progress report

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on three land-use items: amending kennel standards, adopting a Parks/Trails/Recreation Master Plan, and creating a new R1-4 residential zone. Under old and new business, the commission will discuss and possibly recommend or approve several development requests, including a zone change, a subdivision plat, site plans, a conditional use permit, and an extension. The meeting is open to the public and includes procedural items like roll call and agenda approval.

• Public hearing: Land Use Code amendment to revise residential and commercial kennel standards (Title 10 Ch. 3, 7, 12-16, 34)
• Public hearing: General Plan amendment to adopt Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan
• Public hearing: New zoning classification R1-4 (one unit per 4,000 sq ft) (Title 10 Ch. 11, 15, 50)
• Zone change request at 2600 W 100 N from HC to PC (parcels H-3-1-32-312, -314, -41011) by VE Management and Investment Co.
• Preliminary plat for Peach Springs Estates Phase 2, 34-lot subdivision at Bash Parkway and Gateway Blvd; final site plan for Zions Gateway Phase 3 (two restaurant/retail buildings and drink shop) at 2170 W 100N; CUP for taller/larger building at 2261 S 3400 W; extension for Black Ridge Phase 2 (35 lots) at 840 W Rlington Parkway; final site plan for Hurricane Hampton Inn hotel at State Street & 1760 W

The Hurricane Planning Commission recommended approval of a new R1-4 zoning classification (one unit per 4,000 sq ft) to the City Council, with conditions requiring a minimum lot size of 4,000 sq ft and placement only in high-density or multifamily designated areas. The commission also recommended approval of a Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan, despite concerns about an 80% increase in impact fees, and approved several development projects including a zone change, preliminary plats, final site plans, and a conditional use permit.

• Recommended approval of LUCA24-02 (R1-4 zoning) with conditions (5-2)
• Recommended approval of Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan with caveat on impact fees (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of LUCA24-01 (kennel standards amendment) (unanimous)
• Approved ZC24-02/PSP24-03 zone change to planned commercial (unanimous)
• Approved PP24-15 preliminary plat for Peach Springs Estates Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved FSP24-32 final site plan for Zions Gateway Phase 3 (unanimous)
• Approved CUP24-14 conditional use permit for storage barn (unanimous)
• Approved extension of preliminary plat for Black Ridge Phase 2 (unanimous)

City Council

The regularly scheduled Hurricane City Council meeting for April 18, 2024, has been canceled. The agenda contains no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting canceled

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will review updates to the city’s capital improvement plan and discuss amending its standard hangar lease template to extend the build-out period from two years to four years. Members will also hear a Federal Aviation Administration administrative update and consider tumbleweed mitigation measures.

• Possible recommendation to amend hangar lease template to extend build-out period from 2 to 4 years
• FAA administrative update and grant application discussion
• Tumbleweed mitigation discussion

The Hurricane City Airport Advisory Board voted unanimously to recommend amending the hangar lease template to extend the building time from 2 to 4 years, addressing delays like power transformer backlogs. The board also discussed but did not decide on changes to the Capital Improvement Plan, tumbleweed mitigation, and a grant application that was found ineligible.

• Recommended lease template change to 4-year hangar build time (unanimous)
• Discussed switching south apron construction to 2025 and north to 2027 (no vote)
• Discussed adding run-up pads at runway end (no vote)
• Discussed tumbleweed cleanup and possible part-time hire (no vote)
• Discussed FAA grant application, found ineligible for Hurricane (no vote)

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will decide whether to approve a preliminary plat for Coral Junction Phase 1, a three-lot commercial subdivision, and discuss extending the preliminary plat approval for Sky Rim, a mixed-use development with 516 residential units and six commercial buildings. The meeting will also cover commercial kennel standards, the Parks Trails and Recreation Master Plan, and a possible cancellation of the May 9th meeting.

• PP24-09: Preliminary plat approval for Coral Junction Phase 1 (3 lots) at 201 N Foothills Canyon Dr
• 2023-PP-09: Extension request for Sky Rim mixed-use development (15 SF lots, 129 townhomes, 372 apartments, 6 commercial buildings) at 3000 W State St
• Discussion on commercial kennel standards
• Discussion on Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan
• Possible approval to cancel May 9, 2024 Planning Commission meeting

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will meet on April 4, 2024, to consider approvals for two residential subdivisions and a conservation easement adjustment. The meeting includes discussions on power capacity, transportation, and updates to local policies and fees.

• Approval of preliminary plat for Kolob Views (20-lot subdivision at 1400 W 900 S by Stratton Dev LLC)
• Approval of updated preliminary plat for Peregrine Pointe West Phases 1-4 (600 N 3100 W by Perry Development)
• Resolution 2024-17 to add 20.7 acres and remove 1.46 acres from Confluence Park conservation easement near 100 W Street
• Resolution 2024-18 to update theater ticket prices
• Discussion on resurfacing pickleball courts with sports court material

The Hurricane City Council denied an appeal by River Valley Development for reimbursement of offsite improvements, upholding the city engineer's administrative decision. The council also approved a preliminary plat for the Kolob Views subdivision (excluding lots 19 & 20) and retroactively approved the Peregrine Pointe West amended preliminary plat, which had been constructed without formal approval. A motion to continue the reimbursement appeal until a state ombudsman opinion was received failed.

• Denied River Valley Development reimbursement appeal (3-2)
• Approved Kolob Views preliminary plat, excluding lots 19 & 20, with slope easement condition (unanimous)
• Approved Peregrine Pointe West amended preliminary plat with 8-foot sound wall condition on lots 61 & 62 (4-1)
• Approved local consent for five events at Sand Hollow Resort (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-17 supporting Confluence Park easement swap (3-1)
• Approved Resolution 2024-18 updating theater ticket prices (4-0)
• Continued employee policy manual discussion to next meeting (unanimous)
• Continued pickleball court resurfacing discussion until funding is available (3-1)

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board is holding a regular meeting to discuss and possibly recommend changes to residential and commercial impact fee schedules, as well as a resolution authorizing a tax certificate and agreement for UAMPS' Firm Power Supply Project. Staff will provide updates on capacity, the Three Falls Substation, and other operational matters. The board may also enter a closed meeting as permitted by Utah law.

• Discussion and possible recommendation for changes to Residential and Commercial Impact Fee Schedules
• Discussion and possible recommendation of a Resolution Authorizing a Tax Certificate and Agreement for UAMPS' Firm Power Supply Project
• Discussion about moving infrastructure at 952 W 325 S
• Capacity Update and Three Falls Substation Update
• Discussion about transformers and line extension approval

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will discuss and potentially approve several zoning and development items, including a commercial subdivision, industrial site plan, conditional use permit, and multiple amended final plats. The meeting will also include a discussion on R1-4 zoning classification and a presentation on the 2024 Utah State Legislative session.

• PP24-09: Preliminary plat approval for Coral Junction Phase 1 (3-lot commercial subdivision at 201 N Foothills Canyon Dr)
• FSP24-26: Final site plan approval for Quail Creek Commercial Plaza (28-unit industrial development at 578 N Old Highway 91)
• CUP24-12: Conditional use permit for accessory building at 3696 W 2640 S Cir
• AFP24-07: Amended final plat for Dixie Man Caves (Abbey Road west of Sand Hollow Road)
• AFP24-08: Amended final plat for Falcon Ridge Phase 2 Lots 36 & 37 (371 E 920 N)

The Hurricane City Planning Commission approved several development applications, including a final site plan for Quail Creek Commercial Plaza, a conditional use permit for an accessory building, amended final plats for Dixie Man Caves, Falcon Ridge Phase 2, and Rock View Estates, and a final site plan for Bench Lake Townhomes. A preliminary plat for Coral Junction Phase 1 was tabled until the applicant could be present. The commission also discussed the proposed R1-4 zoning classification and received a presentation on the 2024 Utah State Legislative session.

• Tabled preliminary plat for Coral Junction Phase 1 (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for Quail Creek Commercial Plaza (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for accessory building at 3696 W 2640 S Cir (unanimous)
• Approved amended final plat for Dixie Man Caves (unanimous)
• Approved amended final plat for Falcon Ridge Phase 2 Lots 36 and 37 (unanimous)
• Approved amended final plat for Rock View Estates Lots 29 & 30 (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for Bench Lake Townhomes Phase 1-3 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from February 22 and March 14, 2024 (unanimous)

Water Board

The Hurricane Water Board will meet to discuss progress on irrigation expansion, updates on a Board of Water Resources loan for multiple projects, and reports on irrigation meters and failing pipes. The board will also review the minutes from the January 30, 2024 meeting.

• Irrigation expansion progress report
• Board of Water Resources loan updates for Irrigation Efficiency Project, Gould’s Wash Well, Sky Ranch Water Tank, and Sky Ranch Well
• Irrigation meter project report
• HDPE failing pipe report
• Water System report

The Hurricane City Water Board approved the January 30, 2024 minutes. They reviewed progress on the irrigation expansion (Phase 1 ready for bid, Phase 2 in 3-4 months) and a $12 million zero-interest loan from the Division of Water Resources for culinary and irrigation projects. The board also discussed the failing HDPE pipe in Dixie Springs, noting the manufacturer won't help replace it and replacement could cost $22 million. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only action was approving the minutes.

• Approved minutes from January 30, 2024 (motion passed)
• Reviewed irrigation expansion progress; Phase 1 ready for bid, Phase 2 in 3-4 months
• Reported $12M zero-interest loan from Division of Water Resources for projects
• Discussed failing HDPE pipe in Dixie Springs; manufacturer declined to help replace
• Agreed to move future meetings to 7 pm starting in April

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting with a single agenda item: discussion of the 2024-2025 budget. No decisions are listed on the agenda; the item is for discussion only.

• Discussion of the 2024-2025 budget

The Hurricane City Council held a special meeting to discuss the 2024-2025 budget with various department heads. No formal decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting was for discussion only and adjourned at 12:00 p.m.

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Airport Advisory Board regular meeting scheduled for March 19, 2024, at 9:00 AM in the City Council Chambers has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will hear public hearings and vote on zoning amendments, final plats for subdivisions, and site plans for commercial and residential developments. The meeting will also consider a new chairperson and alternate chair. No dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.

• Zone change at 2600 W 100 N from HC to PC (ZC24-02 PSP24-03)
• Zone changes at 2544 S 3700 W and 2300 S 3700 W (ZC24-03)
• Amended final plat for Canyon Ridge subdivision (AFP24-04)
• Final site plan for American Conservation Experience hostel (FSP24-17)
• Preliminary plat for Peach Springs Estates (PP24-08)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a work meeting to discuss prioritizing the next five roadway projects, followed by a regular meeting with public forum and new business. Items include possible approval of a softball league partnership, airport hangar leases, an FAA grant application, a lot line adjustment at Sky Mountain Golf Course, sewer service fees, a city prosecutor contract, and discussion of the city's vision and mission.

• Discussion on prioritizing roadways for the next five projects
• Possible approval of new Private Hangar Lease Agreement for hangar pad 12S 1E (Brent Huddleston) and new hangar pad 2N 2E with lease for Sunnie, LLC
• Consideration of FAA grant application for AWOS at City Airport
• Possible approval of Ordinance 2024-04 adopting Ash Creek Special Service District's monthly sewer service fee
• Possible approval of contract for City Prosecutor

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board is holding a regular meeting to review the budget, receive staff reports, and discuss old and new business. Key items include a capacity update, an air permit update, a solar project update, and a discussion on impact fees for commercial 120/240 single-phase service. The board will also consider appointing a vice chairman and may enter a closed meeting.

• Approval of February 2024 meeting minutes
• Budget review
• Capacity update
• Update on DAQ Air Permit
• Discussion on Impact Fee Schedule for Commercial 120/240 Single Phase

Water Board

The Hurricane, UT Water Board meeting scheduled for February 27, 2024, at 6:00 PM was canceled. No decisions or discussions were held as the meeting did not proceed.

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will meet to discuss and potentially recommend approvals for several residential and commercial developments. Items include preliminary plats for three single-family subdivisions, final site plans for two duplex subdivisions and two business storage buildings, and five conditional use permits for accessory buildings. The meeting will also feature a presentation from the Power Department.

• PP23-20: Preliminary plat review for High Desert Ranch, 10-lot subdivision at 4600 S 1300 W
• FSP24-12: Final site plan approval for Sky View Phase 1, 96 duplex subdivision at 2875 W 600 N
• PP23-22: Preliminary plat review for Sky Ranch Phase 6C, 14-lot subdivision at 4300 S 1200 W
• FSP24-19: Final site plan approval for Chevron Business Storage at 41 N 6300 W
• CUP24-03: Conditional use permit for accessory building at 155 W 300 N

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will review minutes from prior meetings and decide whether to recommend issuing new leases for hangar pads 12S 1E and 2N 2E to the City Council. It will also consider a FAA grant application from 1L8-Hurricane Municipal Airport.

• New lease for hangar pad 12S 1E
• New lease for hangar pad 2N 2E
• FAA grant application for 1L8-Hurricane Municipal Airport

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting with a work session on future road projects, followed by public hearings and votes on several items. Key actions include a zone change from public facility to light industrial, a preliminary plat for a 20-lot subdivision, and an ordinance amending utility rates and connection fees. The council will also discuss an ordinance to prevent retail sales of puppies and kittens and consider waiving fees for local organizations.

• Zone change (ZC24-01) at ~700 W and 2350 S from PF to M-1
• Preliminary plat for Kolob Views, 20-lot subdivision at 1400 W 900 S
• Ordinance 2024-03 amending utility rates and connection fees
• Public hearing on Sensitive Land application for Kolob Views at ~850 S 1300 W
• Discussion on ordinance preventing retail sales of puppies and kittens

Appeals Board

The Hurricane City Appeals Board will meet to consider and possibly approve a variance request to reduce the front setback for property H-L-7-5 at 1049 S 180 W. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Variance request to reduce front setback for property H-L-7-5, 1049 S 180 W

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will review and potentially recommend action on a zoning change request, several new development proposals, and extensions of preliminary plat approvals. The meeting includes public hearings and discussions on land-use decisions affecting local parcels and subdivisions.

• Zone change from PF to M-1 at 700 W and 2350 S (parcel H-3-2-10-2313)
• Final site plan approval for Angell Heights storage units at 2095 S 700 W
• Conditional use permit for accessory building at 2191 S Angell Heights Dr
• Extension of preliminary plat approval for Desert Sky Estates (73 lots)
• Extension of preliminary plat approval for Dixie Meadows (238 lots)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a regular meeting with a work session on water department issues, a pre-meeting presentation from the Drug and Gang Task Force, and a public forum. Key decisions include preliminary plat approvals for a 153-lot single-family subdivision (Sandwater Estates) and a 673-unit multifamily development (Trails at Sand Hollow), plus resolutions on road widening and a board appointment. The agenda also includes discussions on a parks and trails master plan, a pump track, and a closed meeting.

• Preliminary plat for Sandwater Estates, 153-lot single-family subdivision at 4200 W 2300 S
• Preliminary plat for Trails at Sand Hollow, 673-unit multifamily development at 4000 W Sand Hollow Road
• Resolution 2024-11 to request dedication of property for widening Sand Hollow Road
• Local consent for a beer garden at the Washington County Fair
• Resolution 2024-12 appointing Kerry Prince to the Power Board

Water Board

The Hurricane Water Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, hear progress reports on irrigation expansion and water efficiency standards, and discuss a potential loan from the Board of Water Resources for upcoming projects including an irrigation efficiency project, Gould's wash well, Sky Ranch water tank, and Sky Ranch well. The meeting also includes a report on the water system and new business.

• Discussion on Board of Water Resources loan for irrigation efficiency project, Gould's wash well, Sky Ranch water tank, and Sky Ranch well
• Irrigation expansion progress report
• Report on WCWCD water/landscaping efficiency standard
• Discussion on water and WCWCD 20-year plan
• Approval of minutes from November 28, 2023

General

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the city's goals for the upcoming year. The agenda contains only this discussion item, with no other business or decisions listed.

• Discussion of city goals for the upcoming year

Planning Commission

The Hurricane Planning Commission will consider several development applications, including a preliminary plat extension for the 345-unit Southern Dunes Townhomes and a preliminary site plan and plat for the 673-unit Trails at Sand Hollow multifamily development. They will also review a final site plan for a Goulding home, a conditional use permit for a metal building, and a conditional use permit for greater size. The commission will discuss the proposed R1-4 zoning classification and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• CUP23-23: Conditional use permit for a metal building at 840 N Main St.
• 2022-PP-20: Preliminary plat extension for Southern Dunes Townhomes, 345 units at 2600 W 4200 S.
• PP24-01/PSP24-01: Preliminary site plan and plat for Trails at Sand Hollow, 673 units at 4000 W Sand Hollow Road.
• FSP24-01: Final site plan for Goulding home, additional multifamily unit at 220 W 200 N.
• CUP24-01: Conditional use permit for greater size at 198 S 1230 W.

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a work meeting, pre-meeting, and regular session covering old and new business. Key items include reconsidering an interlocal agreement for the Attainable Housing Agency, approving a property-for-infrastructure swap, and deciding on several subdivision plats, airport hangar leases, and board appointments. The agenda also includes a resolution rejecting a state audit of Utah housing policy and a possible closed meeting.

• Resolution 2024-01: join Attainable Housing Agency for affordable housing
• Agreement to dispose of City property in exchange for infrastructure and services
• Preliminary plat for Sandwater Estates: 153-lot subdivision at 4200 W 2300 S
• Preliminary plat for Black Ridge Phase 1: 84 homes and 20 townhomes at 1760 W and 700 S
• Final site plan for Fairgrounds RV Park: 110 stalls at Regional Park Road and 700 S

Appeals Board

The Hurricane City Appeals Board is meeting to consider and possibly approve a building permit for enlarging a nonconforming structure at 2520 W 100 S, with Kerry Prince as the applicant. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Building permit for enlargement of nonconforming structure at 2520 W 100 S
• Applicant: Kerry Prince

Airport Board

The Hurricane City Municipal Airport Advisory Board will review minutes and consider recommending to the City Council a new hangar pad and lease for Scott Stratton, consent to a sublease for Larry Weitzman, and assignment of a lease to William and Carrie Johnston. These are advisory recommendations; final decisions rest with the City Council.

• New hangar pad and lease agreement for Scott Stratton – Dayton Hall
• Consent to sublease hangar 10S 1E to Larry Weitzman – Dayton Hall
• Assignment of Scott Detton lease for hangar pad 7S 3W to William Johnston and Carrie Johnston – Dayton Hall

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly approve several development applications, including site plans, preliminary plats, conditional use permits, and amended final plats. The agenda includes large residential and resort projects, as well as smaller requests for metal buildings and lot amendments.

• FSP23-62: Final site plan for Obsidian Resorts Phase 1-5, 144-unit recreation resort condominium along Bash Parkway
• PP23-29: Preliminary plat for Sandwater Estates, 153-lot single family subdivision at 4200 W 2300 S
• PP23-31: Preliminary plat for Black Ridge Phase 1, 84 single family homes and 20 townhomes at 1760 W and 700 S
• FSP23-52: Final site plan for Fairgrounds RV Park, 110-stall RV park at Regional Park Road and 700 S
• CUP23-23: Conditional use permit for a metal building at 840 N Main St

City Council

The Hurricane City Council will hold a work meeting, pre-meeting, and regular meeting covering a wide range of items. Key actions include decisions on zone changes, affordable housing agreements, road dedications, hangar leases, and public works contracts. The agenda also includes several appointments, an appeal of a business license denial, and a possible closed meeting.

• Appeal of denied business license for home-based pet care facility
• Ordinance 2023-12: Land Use Code amendment for affordable housing
• Resolution 2024-01: joining Attainable Housing Agency
• Zone change at 560 N 1380 W from R1-10 to PC
• Zone change at 119 S 700 W from RM-2 to GC

Power Board

The Hurricane Power Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive staff reports, discuss the budget, and review the Hurricane/UAMPS Joint Use Agreement. The board will also appoint a chairman and vice chairman and receive updates from UAMPS.

• Approval of minutes from December 2023
• Budget discussion
• Hurricane/UAMPS Joint Use Agreement update
• Appointment of Power Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• UAMPS updates

Planning Commission

The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on January 3, 2024, at 5:00 PM. The only new business item is a discussion and possible approval of a final site plan for Buck's Ace Hardware, a commercial subdivision at 1400 W 100 S. The meeting is open to the public and can be attended in person or online.

• Final site plan review for Buck's Ace Hardware at 1400 W 100 S (FSP23-68)

City Council

The Hurricane City Council is holding a special meeting to swear in new council members and provide training on open and public meetings, the Ethics Act, and the Dignity Index. No substantive policy decisions are on the agenda.

• Swearing in of new council members
• Training on Open and Public Meetings
• Training on the Ethics Act
• Training on the Dignity Index