Kanab public meetings in 2021

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission meeting scheduled for December 21, 2021, has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting is January 4, 2022. This notice is purely procedural with no agenda items.

Beautification Committee

This is a routine meeting of the Kanab Beautification Board with a short agenda. The board will review prior meeting minutes, hear updates, and discuss ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping, plus any additional member items. No decisions or specific proposals are listed.

• Review minutes from last meeting
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• Ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping
• Additional items from Board members

The committee approved the previous meeting's minutes unanimously. They received notification of a $10,000 DNR grant for trees at the new school. Updates were given on the attorney, city contact change, Christmas lights, and other projects, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Notified of $10,000 DNR grant approval for school trees

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and recommend or deny a plat amendment for the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7. The amendment would allow a lot split creating two individual lots on Parcel K-134-718 near 2221 S Powell Dr. Public comments will be heard.

• Public hearing on plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7
• Lot split creating two lots on Parcel K-134-718
• Property located near 2221 S Powell Dr, Kanab, Utah

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and recommend or deny a plat amendment for the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7, which would allow a lot split creating two individual lots on Parcel K-134-718A near 2221 Hopi Dr. Interested persons may attend and be heard.

• Public hearing on plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7
• Proposed lot split creating two lots on Parcel K-134-718A
• Location: 2221 Hopi Dr, Kanab, UT

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 14, 2021, starting with a work meeting and then a business meeting. The council will vote on appointments to the Planning Commission, consider several plat amendments for lot splits in the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision, and discuss changes to land use ordinances, including site plan review and internal accessory dwelling units. A closed session is scheduled for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Appointment of JD Wright to Planning Commission (term ending 12/31/2025)
• Re-appointment of Kerry Glover to Planning Commission (term ending 12/31/2025)
• Plat amendment for lot split at 2221 S Powell Dr (Parcel K-134-718)
• Plat amendment for lot split at 2221 Hopi Dr (Parcel K-134-718A)
• Plat amendment for three-lot split at 2255 Hopi Dr (Parcel K-134-702)

The Kanab City Council approved three plat amendments for lot splits in the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision, appointed JD Wright and Kerry Glover to the Planning Commission, and adopted Ordinance 12-1-21 O amending the Land Use Ordinance for site plan review. A proposed ordinance to allow up to three dwellings in single-family zones was tabled for further discussion.

• Appointed JD Wright to Planning Commission, term ending 12/31/2025 (passed)
• Reappointed Kerry Glover to Planning Commission, term ending 12/31/2025 (passed)
• Approved plat amendment for lot split at 2221 South Powell Drive (Parcel K-134-718) (passed by roll call)
• Approved plat amendment for lot split at 2221 Hopi Drive (Parcel K-134-718A) (passed by roll call)
• Approved plat amendment for three-lot split at 2255 Hopi Drive (Parcel K-134-702) (passed by roll call)
• Adopted Ordinance 12-1-21 O amending Chapter 9 Site Plan Review (passed by roll call)
• Tabled ordinance to allow up to three dwellings in single-family residential zones

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and recommend or deny a plat amendment for the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7, which would allow a lot split creating three individual lots on Parcel K-134-702 near 2255 Hopi Dr. The council will hear public comments and then decide on the amendment.

• Plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7
• Lot split creating three individual lots on Parcel K-134-702
• Location: 2255 Hopi Dr, Kanab, UT

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and vote on a plat amendment for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4. The amendment would remove two parcels and adjust property lines on 12 parcels, affecting lots 47 through 50 and 68 through 77 near East and West Creekside Drive. Residents may attend and comment.

• Public hearing on plat amendment for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4
• Removal of two parcels from the subdivision
• Property line adjustments on 12 parcels
• Affects lots 47-50 and 68-77 on East and West Creekside Dr.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will review and vote on a final site plan for a two-family dwelling at 254 S Main St., and continue a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Use Ordinance regarding internal dwelling units. The commission will also confirm the chairperson for 2022 and discuss the General Plan.

• Final site plan review for two-family dwelling at 254 S Main St. (parcel K-2-11), applicant Tyler Houston
• Public hearing continuation on Land Use Ordinance amendments for internal dwelling units (Utah Code 10-9a-530), affecting chapters 4 and 16-5
• Confirmation of Karry Glover as chairperson for calendar year 2022
• Nomination and vote for Chairperson Elect for 2022
• Discussion on the General Plan

The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend amendments to the Kanab City Land Use Ordinance regarding internal accessory dwelling units (IADUs), selecting option 1, which prohibits renting a guesthouse and IADU simultaneously. The commission also approved a final site plan for a two-family dwelling, recommended a plat amendment for a three-lot split, and approved a conditional use permit for a private lane. Kerry Glover and Donna Huntsman were selected as Chair and Chair Pro-Tem for 2022.

• Approved final site plan for two-family dwelling on parcel K-2-11 (unanimous)
• Recommended plat amendment for Kanab Creek Subdivision #7 lot split creating 3 lots (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for private lane, contingent on City Council plat approval (unanimous)
• Recommended IADU ordinance option 1 to City Council (unanimous)
• Selected Kerry Glover as 2022 Planning Commission Chair (unanimous)
• Selected Donna Huntsman as 2022 Chair Pro-Tem (unanimous)
• Approved November 16, 2021 minutes (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss, recommend, or deny amendments to the Land Use Ordinance regarding internal dwelling units, as defined in Utah Code 10-9a-530. The proposed changes to chapters 4 and 16-5 could allow up to three dwellings on a single-family zoned property under certain circumstances. Public comments will be accepted at the meeting.

• Public hearing on revisions to Kanab City Land Use Ordinance for internal dwelling units
• Proposed amendment may allow up to three residences on single-family zoned property
• Changes or additions to chapter 4 and 16-5 of the Kanab Land Use Ordinance
• Meeting at Kanab City Council Chambers, 26 N. 100 E., Kanab, Utah

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and recommend or deny a plat amendment for the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7, which would allow a lot split creating two individual lots on Parcel K-134-718A near 2221 S Powell Dr. Interested persons may appear and be heard.

• Public hearing on plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7
• Lot split creating two individual lots on Parcel K-134-718A
• Location: 2221 S Powell Dr, Kanab, Utah

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting on Nov. 23, 2021, starting with a work meeting at 3 p.m. The business meeting includes routine approvals, a public comment period, and two substantive items: awarding a contract for the 1100 S Realignment Project and confirming Kent Burggraaf as City Attorney. The council will then enter closed session to discuss real property, an individual's competence or health, and pending litigation.

• Award RFP for the 1100 S Realignment Project
• Confirmation of Kent Burggraaf as City Attorney
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per Kanab Ordinance 3-601)
• Closed session on property purchase/lease, individual competence/health, and litigation

The Kanab City Council approved the agenda, minutes, and accounts payable vouchers totaling $271,067.33. They awarded the RFP for the 1100 South Realignment Project to Barco LLC for up to $475,284.33, and confirmed Kent Burggraaf as City Attorney starting December 15. No public comment was received.

• Approved agenda for November 23, 2021 meeting
• Approved minutes of November 9, 2021 with correction
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $271,067.33
• Awarded 1100 South Realignment Project RFP to Barco LLC (not to exceed $475,284.33)
• Confirmed appointment of Kent Burggraaf as City Attorney

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public meetings to decide on a final site plan for a two-family dwelling, an RV park expansion, and two plat amendments to divide parcels into lots. They will also continue discussions on updating the Kanab General Plan. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Final site plan for two-family dwelling at 1545 S Escalante Dr (parcel K-118-1413) in KCR Zone
• Site plan expansion of Hitch-N-Post RV Park on 1.18-acre parcel K-B-11-3 at 195 E 300 S
• Plat amendment to divide parcel K-134-718 into two lots at 2221 S Powell Dr
• Plat amendment to divide parcel K-134-718A into two lots at 2221 S Powell Dr
• Ongoing discussion on updating the Kanab General Plan

The Kanab Planning and Zoning Commission approved a final site plan for a two-family dwelling at 1545 S Escalante Dr, with member Boyd Corry recused. It also recommended City Council approval of a site plan expansion for the Hitch-N-Post RV Park with conditions, and recommended two plat amendments to divide parcels in Kanab Creek Ranchos #7, with member Chris Heaton recused from those votes. The meeting included no public comment and no substantive decisions beyond these items.

• Approved final site plan for two-family dwelling at 1545 S Escalante Dr (unanimous, Corry recused)
• Recommended approval of Hitch-N-Post RV Park site plan expansion with condition to explore curb/gutter within 2 years (unanimous, Heaton recused)
• Recommended plat amendment to divide parcel K-134-718 into two lots at 2221 S Powell Dr (unanimous, Heaton recused)
• Recommended plat amendment to divide parcel K-134-718A into two lots at 2221 S Powell Dr (unanimous, Heaton recused)

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, review task list progress, and discuss the Library Art Show. They will review the RedRocktoberfest event including financials and grant reports, and plan upcoming events like Matt Flinner, the Christmas Festival Nutcracker, and a BYU dance performance. The board will also discuss and allocate 2022 Transient Room Tax (TRT) grants for various programs including RedRocktoberfest, Flinner, BYU Dance, art shows, and market entertainment.

• RedRocktoberfest financials and grant report review
• 2022 TRT grant allocations for RedRocktoberfest, Flinner, BYU Dance, Art Shows, Market Entertainment
• Upcoming events: Matt Flinner, Christmas Festival Nutcracker, March BYU dance
• Library Art Show discussion
• Task list progress and review

The Kanab Arts Board approved a $70 refund to Jennifer Capson for chalk used in the Chalk Art event, funded from leftover grant money. They also discussed the upcoming library art show at the hospital on December 2nd, featuring Corey Don Jones, and planned for future events including the Christmas Festival and Nutcracker. No other formal votes were taken; most items were task assignments and discussions.

• Approved refund of $70 to Jennifer Capson for chalk (motion by Linda McCowan, seconded by Eileen Gilbert)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (motion by Linda McCowan, seconded by Brooke Knighton)
• Scheduled hospital art show opening for December 2nd at 5:00 PM with Corey Don Jones
• Discussed using SB Dance grant funds ($1000-$1500) for Matt Flinner's February 2nd event
• Agreed to write TRT grant for Redrocktoberfest and possibly for BYU Dance event
• Tasked members with social media, vendor thank-yous, and receipt submissions

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and approve or deny a plat amendment for the Cedar Heights Inc. Subdivision. The amendment would combine lots K-91-27 and K-91-28, located near 752 Stagecoach Trail, as a lot line adjustment. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Public hearing on plat amendment to combine lots K-91-27 and K-91-28 in Cedar Heights Inc. Subdivision
• Properties located adjacent to each other near 752 Stagecoach Trail, Kanab, Utah

The Kanab City Council held a public hearing and approved a plat amendment to the Sands Subdivision, splitting parcel K-290-2 into two lots to accommodate the existing two-family dwelling at approximately 235 E 650 S. The decision was made after hearing public input. No other substantive actions were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved plat amendment for Sands Subdivision lot split on parcel K-290-2 (creating 2 lots)

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review prior minutes, hear updates, and discuss holiday lights and ideas for recognizing residential and commercial landscaping. The agenda is mostly routine and procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Review of minutes from last meeting
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• Discussion of holiday lights
• Ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping
• Additional items from board members

The Beautification Committee approved the minutes from the previous two meetings unanimously. They discussed updates on bench placement, tree replacement due to poisoning, and a DNR grant for tree plantings at the new elementary school. No formal decisions were made on these topics, and items 4 and 5 were not discussed due to time constraints.

• Approved minutes from 10-12 and 9-4 meetings (unanimous)
• Discussed bench placement and replacement plans
• Discussed replacing poisoned trees by the Roadhouse
• Discussed DNR grant for tree plantings at new elementary school
• Agreed next planting will be Spring 2022
• Discussed North Entry Sign options (stone vs. more photogenic)
• Action: Byard to check with Joe about pole connections for holiday lights

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss several land use items, including a zone change for a residential multifamily project and plat amendments in the Sands and Cedar Heights subdivisions. The Council will also vote on the 2021 Municipal election Canvas and an amended Interlocal Agreement for building inspections.

• Zone change from R-1-8 to RM at approximately 235 E 650 S
• Plat amendment for a lot split in Sands Subdivision at 235 E 650 S
• Plat amendment to adjust lot lines at 752 W Stagecoach Trail
• Final Plat for White Pocket Villas 17-unit Town House subdivision at 320 E 650 S
• Vote on the 2021 Municipal election Canvas

The Kanab City Council approved the 2021 Municipal Election Canvas, adopted the first amended Interlocal Agreement for building inspections with a compensation clause amendment, approved a zone change from R-1-8 to RM for a lot split, approved plat amendments for Sands and Cedar Heights subdivisions, and approved the final plat for the 17-unit White Pocket Villas townhouse subdivision. All votes passed, with roll call votes on the interlocal agreement, plat amendments, and final plat.

• Approved 2021 Municipal Election Canvas (motion passed)
• Adopted first amended Interlocal Agreement for Building Inspections with amended compensation clause (roll call vote passed)
• Approved zone change from R-1-8 to RM on parcel K-290-2 (motion passed)
• Approved plat amendment for Sands Subdivision lot split on parcel K-290-2 (roll call vote passed)
• Approved plat amendment for Cedar Heights Subdivision lot line adjustment, vacating drainage easements (roll call vote passed)
• Approved final plat for 17-unit White Pocket Villas townhouse subdivision (roll call vote passed)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and action items on several land-use requests, including a zone change to allow multifamily housing, two plat amendments, and a final plat for a 17-unit townhouse subdivision. The commission will vote on recommendations to the Kanab City Council for each item.

• Public hearing on zone change from R-1-8 to RM for parcel K-290-2 at 235 E 650 S (applicant: Scott & Shado Colson)
• Plat amendment to split parcel K-290-2 into 2 lots for existing two-family dwelling (applicant: Colson)
• Plat amendment to merge parcels K-91-27 and K-91-28 at 752 W Stagecoach Trail (applicant: Terry Gunn)
• Final plat for 17-unit townhouse subdivision 'White Pocket Villas' at 320 E 650 S (applicant: Tom Avant)
• Public hearing on ordinance revision to add 'communications' to required utilities for subdivisions of 10+ lots

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold public hearings and vote on two annexation ordinances: a 4.9-acre lot north of 1316 S Lee Drive and a 192-acre parcel between the Ranchos and Cedar Heights. They will also vote on a minor subdivision creating three parcels on .87 acres near 394 W 200 N. The meeting includes routine approvals, a public comment period, and a closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 10-1-21 O: annexation of 4.9-acre county parcel 3-6-32-1, north of 1316 S Lee Drive
• Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 10-2-21 O: annexation of 192-acre county parcel 3-6-29-1, between Ranchos and Cedar Heights
• Vote on minor subdivision of Parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6, creating three parcels on .87 acres near 394 W 200 N (applicant: James P Bunting Family Trust)
• Presentation of Healthy Utah Community award from Get Healthy Utah
• Closed session to discuss real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/competence/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved two annexation ordinances and a minor subdivision. Ordinance 10-1-21 O annexed a 4.9-acre lot north of 1316 South Lee Drive, and Ordinance 10-2-21 O annexed a 192-acre parcel between the Ranchos and Cedar Heights for a planned unit development. The council also approved a minor subdivision for parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 near 394 West 200 North, creating three parcels with a private lane. All motions passed.

• Approved agenda for October 26, 2021
• Approved minutes of October 12, 2021
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $140,628.31
• Approved Ordinance 10-1-21 O annexing 4.9-acre parcel north of 1316 South Lee Drive
• Approved Ordinance 10-2-21 O annexing 192-acre parcel between Ranchos and Cedar Heights
• Approved minor subdivision for parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 creating three parcels with a private lane

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing and decide whether to annex county parcel 3-6-29-1, a 192-acre area between Ranchos and Cedar Heights. The annexation petition has been certified, and the council will hear public comments before making a determination.

• Annexation of county parcel 3-6-29-1 (192 acres)
• Public hearing on October 26, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.
• Protest deadline was October 21, 2021 at 5 p.m.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will vote on recommending a minor subdivision creating three parcels on .87 acres near 394 W 200 N, and a conditional use permit for a private lane tied to that subdivision. They will also hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Use Ordinance regulating internal dwelling units, and continue a General Plan review.

• Jim Bunting Minor Subdivision on Parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6, creating 3 parcels on .87 acres with one private lane
• Conditional Use Permit for private lane as part of the Bunting subdivision
• Public hearing on Land Use Ordinance amendments for internal dwelling units (Utah Code 10-9a-530), affecting chapters 4 and 16-5
• General Plan review continuation

The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the Jim Bunting Minor Subdivision, creating three parcels on .87 acres at 394 W 200 N, including a private lane. The commission also tabled discussion on revisions to the Land Use Ordinance regarding internal accessory dwelling units. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes from 10/5/2021 (unanimous)
• Recommended minor subdivision on parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 creating three parcels with private lane (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion on Land Use Ordinance revisions for internal accessory dwelling units

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss, recommend, or deny revisions to the city's Land Use Ordinance regarding internal dwelling units, as defined in Utah Code 10-9a-530. The proposed changes affect chapter 4 and 16-5 of the ordinance and any related regulations. Public comments will be accepted at the meeting.

• Public hearing on internal dwelling unit regulations
• Proposed amendments to Land Use Ordinance chapters 4 and 16-5
• Changes tied to Utah Code 10-9a-530
• Meeting at Kanab City Council Chambers, 26 N. 100 E.

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review prior minutes, hear updates, and discuss ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the landscaping recognition discussion.

• Review of minutes from last meeting
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• Ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping
• Additional items from Board members

The Kanab Beautification Committee met via Zoom but lacked a quorum, so the previous meeting's minutes were not approved. No formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates and discussions on pending items like the North Entrance Sign, benches, trash cans, landscaping, and a potential residential landscaping award program. Several action items were assigned for follow-up, but all substantive projects remain pending.

• Minutes not approved due to lack of quorum
• Discussed residential landscaping award program, deferred to early spring
• Action: Byard to find new Extension Agent contact info
• Action: Members to review downtown benches and report to Jana
• Pending: North Entrance Sign meeting with Mayor to be rescheduled
• Pending: Landscaping near Sego deferred to spring
• Pending: Tree replacements (about 5) deferred to spring
• Pending: Beautification ordinance corrections awaiting City Attorney hire

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting on October 12, 2021, starting with a work meeting at 6:30 p.m. The business agenda includes votes on a temporary patio cover for Peekaboo Canyon restaurant, three plat amendments (Kanab Creek Rancho Unit 1, Kanab Creek Ranchos Unit 7, and Sedona Valley), and a zone change from RR1 to R-1-8 on two parcels. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Vote on temporary patio cover structure for Peekaboo Canyon restaurant
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment adjusting property line between Parcels 34-15 and 34-13 near 29 E Kanab Creek (Applicants Wayne and Elizabeth Halverson)
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to split Parcel K-134-720 into four lots near 2265 S Powell Dr (Applicant Kanab Hills LLC)
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment combining Parcels K-205-39 and K-205-40 near 10 W and Sedona Valley Rd (Applicant Shih-An Cheng)
• Vote on zone change from RR1 to R-1-8 on Parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 (0.87 acres) near 394 W 200 N (Applicant James P Bunting Family Trust)

The Council approved a temporary use of the patio cover structure at Peekaboo Canyon Restaurant for the season and referred the matter of the ordinance to the Planning Commission. It also approved three plat amendments and one zone change. All votes were unanimous except where noted.

• Approved temporary patio cover structure for Peekaboo Canyon Restaurant for the season (motion passed)
• Approved plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Unit 1 property line adjustment (motion passed)
• Approved plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Unit 7 lot split into four lots (motion passed)
• Approved plat amendment for Sedona Valley Subdivision lot line adjustment (motion passed)
• Approved zone change from RR1 to R-1-8 on Parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 (roll call vote passed)

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board will meet to approve prior minutes, hear reports from the Friends of the Library and the Library Director, and discuss Jeff Mosdell's board term and resignation. No unfinished business is listed.

• Discuss Jeff Mosdell's board term and resignation
• Approve minutes from September 2, 2021
• Reports from Friends of the Library (Karen Simms) and Library Director (Jenny Chatwin)

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to review task list progress and coordinate logistics for the RedRocktoberfest event. The agenda also includes updates on library and hospital art shows and planning for upcoming seasonal festivals.

• Planning for RedRocktoberfest vendors, facilities, chalk art, and entertainment
• Library Art Show updates
• Hospital Art Show updates
• Review of upcoming events including Christmas Festival - Nutcracker
• Artist Awards discussion

The Kanab Arts Board met and approved the minutes from the previous meeting. They finalized details for the upcoming Rocktoberfest, including choosing a dark-to-light ombre poster design, adding a new earring vendor, and confirming that 30 posters will be printed. The board also discussed the Chalk Art Festival, with sign-ups starting Friday and a $1,000 raised for the event. No formal motions were made on these items, but the board agreed to support a BYU Dance partnership in March 2022.

• Approved the minutes from the previous meeting.
• Chose the dark-to-light ombre poster design for Rocktoberfest.
• Limited poster printing to 30 copies.
• Added a new earring vendor to the vendor list.
• Confirmed that chalk art winners will be announced between 5-7 PM.
• Agreed to support BYU Dance in mid-March 2022, pending funding.
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:48 PM.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to consider approving a site plan for a new 75-unit cabin resort motel with a two-story office building on a 2.89-acre parcel near 355 E 300 S. They will also hold a public hearing to recommend a zone change from RR1 to R-1-8 for two parcels near 394 W 200 N, and, contingent on that change, discuss a minor subdivision and a conditional use permit for a flag lot. Additionally, the commission will discuss revisions to the Land Use Ordinance regarding internal dwelling units.

• Site plan for 75-unit cabin resort motel (Kanab Nightly Rental) on 2.89 acres at 355 E 300 S
• Zone change from RR1 to R-1-8 on parcels K-56-5 and K-56-6 (0.87 acres) at 394 W 200 N
• Minor subdivision creating 3 parcels, including a flag lot, at 394 W 200 N
• Conditional use permit for a flag lot as part of the minor subdivision
• Discussion on Land Use Ordinance amendments for internal dwelling units

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting, starting with a work meeting and then a business meeting. The main items are votes on preliminary plats for two major subdivisions: a 17-unit townhouse project (White Pocket Villas) and a 501-unit residential development (Hidden Canyon Subdivision). The council will also enter a closed session to discuss real property, an individual's character or health, and pending litigation.

• Vote on preliminary plat for 17-unit townhouse subdivision (White Pocket Villas) at 320 E 650 S
• Vote on preliminary plat and planned development for 501-unit subdivision (Hidden Canyon) near mile post 61-62 on Hwy 89
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/health, and pending litigation
• Public comment period with 3-minute limit per Kanab Ordinance 3-601
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers

The Kanab City Council approved the preliminary plat for the 17-unit White Pocket Villas town house subdivision and the preliminary plat and planned development for the 501-unit Hidden Canyon Subdivision. Both motions passed, with the Hidden Canyon approvals done by roll call vote. The council also approved the agenda, previous meeting minutes, and accounts payable vouchers totaling $166,552.75.

• Approved preliminary plat for 17-unit White Pocket Villas town houses (motion passed)
• Approved preliminary plat for 501-unit Hidden Canyon Subdivision (roll call vote passed)
• Approved planned development for Hidden Canyon Subdivision (roll call vote passed)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers for Sept 21 ($128,093.41) and Sept 28 ($38,459.34)
• Approved September 28, 2021 meeting agenda
• Approved September 14, 2021 meeting minutes

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on several land-use items, including a proposed 17-unit townhouse subdivision, a zone change from manufacturing to rural residential, and multiple lot line adjustments. The commission will vote to recommend or deny these items to the Kanab City Council. The agenda also includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• 8-foot fence on parcel K-33-12/13 at 47 W 300 N (applicant Joshua Blasdell)
• Plat amendment for lot joiner at 29 E Kanab Creek Dr (Halverson)
• Preliminary plat for 17-unit White Pocket Villas townhouses at 320 E 650 S (Tom Avant)
• Zone change of 5.37 acres at 2265 S Powell Dr from M1 to RR-1 (Kanab Hills LLC)
• Plat amendment for 4-lot split at 2265 S Powell Dr (Kanab Hills LLC)

The Kanab Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a preliminary plat for the 17-unit White Pocket Villas townhouse subdivision at 320 E 650 S, with staff flexibility to approve changes within proposed RV parking. It also recommended a zone change for 5.37 acres at 2265 S Powell Dr from M1 to RR-1, contingent on a plat amendment creating four lots. The commission approved an 8-foot fence at 47 W 300 N and recommended several lot line adjustments, all with unanimous votes.

• Approved 8-foot fence on parcel K-33-12 (unanimous)
• Recommended lot line adjustment for Kanab Creek Ranchos parcels 34-15 and 34-13 (unanimous)
• Recommended preliminary plat for White Pocket Villas 17-unit subdivision (unanimous)
• Recommended zone change for parcel K-134-720 from M1 to RR-1 (unanimous)
• Recommended plat amendment for parcel K-134-720 creating four lots (unanimous)
• Recommended lot line adjustment for Sedona Valley parcels K-205-39 and K-205-40 (unanimous)

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review past minutes, hear updates, and discuss ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping. The board will also address the topic of trees on Center Street and consider additional items from members. The agenda is routine and contains no specific proposals or decisions.

• Review of last meeting's minutes
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• Ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping
• Discussion of trees on Center Street
• Additional items from Board members

The committee approved the previous meeting's minutes with no changes. Updates were given on the north entrance sign branding, a DNR grant, and the status of zelkovas and dying trees. The city will remove large rocks near Sego and install benches, with follow-up actions assigned to members.

• Approved the minutes of the previous meeting with no changes.
• Discussed the north entrance sign; waiting on Joe Decker for branding group conclusions.
• Noted DNR grant submitted; Chris to follow up with Brian Johnson.
• Discussed zelkovas on 89; Chris to talk to Jeff Turner about survival odds.
• Noted ashtrays ordered and expected this week.
• Reported dying trees on 89 recovering after watering change.
• City to remove large rocks near Sego and add irrigation; Jeff to notify Jana before landscaping.
• City crew to install all 11 benches next week.

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting with a work session and business meeting. The council will vote on two annexation petitions, consider eliminating a chapter of the General Ordinances to rely on State Code for annexations and add a fee, and vote on two ordinances amending the Land Use Ordinance regarding temporary lodging and short-term leases of residential properties. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property, an individual's character or health, and pending litigation.

• Vote on annexation of 4.9-acre Parcel # 3-6-32-1, applicant Barbara Andrews
• Vote on annexation of 109-acre Parcel # 3-6-29-1, applicant Rocky Canyon Properties
• Discussion and vote on eliminating Chapter 2 of General Ordinances and adding annexation petition fee
• Vote on Ordinance 9-1-21 O amending Chapter 4-22 Temporary Lodging
• Vote on Ordinance 9-2-21 O amending Chapter 4-33 Short Term Leases of Residential Properties

The Kanab City Council approved two annexation petitions: a 4.9-acre parcel owned by Barbara Andrews and a 109-acre parcel by Rocky Canyon Properties. They also voted to eliminate Chapter 2 of the General Ordinances regarding annexations, relying instead on State Code, and to add a fee to the fee schedule. Additionally, they passed two land use ordinance amendments: one allowing recreational vehicles as temporary lodging during construction (Ordinance 9-1-21 O) and another removing the 10-foot setback requirement for short-term residential leases (Ordinance 9-2-21 O). All votes were unanimous by roll call.

• Approved annexation petition for 4.9-acre parcel #3-6-32-1 (roll call vote)
• Approved annexation petition for 109-acre parcel #3-6-29-1 (roll call vote)
• Eliminated Chapter 2 of General Ordinances on annexations, relying on State Code, with fee schedule addition (roll call vote)
• Passed Ordinance 9-1-21 O amending temporary lodging rules to allow RVs during construction (roll call vote)
• Passed Ordinance 9-2-21 O removing 10-foot setback for short-term residential leases (roll call vote)

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to discuss and plan several community arts events, including the upcoming RedRocktoberfest festival and the final Outdoor Market. They will also review the Library Art Show, upcoming performances, and artist awards. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and reviewing task lists.

• Outdoor Market final date scheduled for 9/8/21
• RedRocktoberfest planning with Grand Canyon Historical Society, Sego Beer Garden, and entertainment acts
• Library Art Show at library and hospital
• Upcoming events: SB Dance, Matt Flinner, Symphony
• Artist Awards discussion

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a preliminary plat and planned development for the 501-unit Hidden Canyon Subdivision, with specific variations from city ordinances. The commission also recommended annexing two parcels (4.9-acre and 109-acre) into the city, approved a site plan for Cliffview Chapel with a septic condition, and recommended amendments to land use ordinances regarding RV temporary lodging and vacation rental setbacks.

• Recommended approval of 501-unit Hidden Canyon Subdivision preliminary plat and planned development (unanimous)
• Recommended annexation of 4.9-acre parcel #3-6-32-1 (unanimous)
• Recommended annexation of 109-acre parcel #3-6-29-1 with condition to coordinate adjacent Garkane parcel (unanimous)
• Approved Cliffview Chapel site plan with condition of Health Department septic feasibility letter (unanimous)
• Recommended amendments to Land Use Ordinance 4-22.3 allowing RV temporary lodging, removing 'mobile home or' (unanimous)
• Recommended amendments to Land Use Ordinance 4-33 regarding vacation rental setbacks (unanimous)

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board will hold a regular meeting to approve prior minutes, receive reports from the Friends of the Library and the Library Director, and discuss the library's 'weeding' procedure. No unfinished business is listed.

• Approval of July 14, 2021 minutes
• Report from Friends of the Library (Karen Simms)
• Report from Library Director (Jenny Chatwin)
• Discussion of library's 'weeding' procedure

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a work meeting and business meeting on August 24, 2021. The agenda includes a discussion and vote regarding the 2021 Municipal Primary election canvas.

• Vote on the 2021 Municipal Primary election Canvas
• Approval of Accounts payable vouchers

The Kanab City Council approved the 2021 Municipal Primary Election Canvas, certifying the election results. They also approved the meeting agenda, prior minutes, and accounts payable vouchers totaling over $5.9 million. Public comment included a resident's complaint about storm drainage flooding in the Ranchos neighborhood.

• Approved 2021 Municipal Primary Election Canvas
• Approved August 24, 2021 meeting agenda
• Approved July 27, 2021 meeting minutes
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $5,951,489.49

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to review grant reports and discuss art shows at the library and hospital. The board will also discuss the scope, budget, and entertainment for RedRocktoberfest.

• UAM grant reports
• Library and Hospital art shows
• RedRocktoberfest budget and entertainment planning
• Outdoor Market report

The Kanab Arts Board approved a $2,000 grant request for RedRocktoberFest and increased outdoor market performer pay by $200. They also set the library/hospital art show for late September and discussed market improvements. All decisions were unanimous.

• Approved $2,000 grant request for RedRocktoberFest (unanimous)
• Approved $200 pay increase for outdoor market performer Thayne (unanimous)
• Set library/hospital art show for end of September (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to approve or deny a conditional use permit allowing temporary lodging in an RV at 206 S Fairway Dr while the principal dwelling is under construction. The commission will also discuss potential new requirements for commercial and multi-family developments to connect to the city wastewater system, and whether motels/hotels need additional parking for trailers and ATVs. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Conditional use decision for temporary RV lodging at 206 S Fairway Dr (Parcel K-77-A-36)
• Discussion on oversize or additional parking for accessory vehicles at motels/hotels
• Discussion on requiring commercial and multi-family construction to hook up to city wastewater
• Public comment period
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting

The commission approved a conditional use permit for Bruce McDonald to live in an RV at 206 S. Fairway Dr. while building his home, with conditions limiting it to 6 months and requiring water, sewer, and electric connections. The commission also discussed potential parking requirements for hotels and sewer hookup mandates for commercial properties, but took no action on these items.

• Approved conditional use for temporary RV lodging at 206 S. Fairway Dr. (unanimous)
• Approved minutes as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review minutes and updates from the last meeting, and to discuss North Entry sign concepts. They will also consider ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping, plus any additional items from board members.

• Review of meeting minutes
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• North Entry sign concepts
• Ideas for acknowledging residential and commercial landscaping

City Council

The Kanab City Council has canceled its regular meeting scheduled for August 10, 2021. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed because the meeting will not take place. The notice directs residents to contact Katherine Ohlwiler at the Kanab City offices if they require assistance related to the meeting.

• Meeting Canceled

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit allowing Chris Heely to live in an RV at 364 East 150 South for 180 days during construction of his residence. The commission also continued a public hearing on a zone change for properties near 850 S Hwy 89A to a later meeting, and discussed potential amendments to short-term rental and parking ordinances.

• Approved conditional use for temporary RV lodging at 364 East 150 South for 180 days (unanimous)
• Continued public hearing on zone change for K-19-12-Annex & K-19-13-Annex to next meeting
• Approved minutes from July 6 and July 20 meetings (unanimous)

City Council

The Kanab City Council is holding its regular meeting with a work session, public comment, and several land-use items. The council will hold a public hearing and vote on consolidating three lots in Kanab Creek Ranchos, vote on the final plat for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4, and consider an ordinance amending site plan review rules. A closed session is scheduled for real property, personnel, and litigation discussions.

• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to merge parcels 72-1259, 72-1260, & 72-1261 near 504 W Aspen Dr
• Vote on final plat for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4
• Vote on Ordinance 7-1-21 O amending Chapter 9 Site Plan Review
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers
• Closed session on real property, individual competence/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved the final plat for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4, adding conditions that require a geotechnical report for the entire phase, soil tests on creek-facing lots, and engineer inspection of infrastructure before building permits. The council also approved a plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos, consolidating three parcels into one, contingent on removal of an existing modular home within six months. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Approved final plat for Creekside Subdivision Phase 4 with geotech report, soil tests, and infrastructure inspection conditions (unanimous)
• Approved plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos parcels 72-1259, 72-1260, 72-1261 to create single parcel, with condition to remove modular home within six months (unanimous)
• Approved agenda omitting item nine due to misinformation (unanimous)
• Approved July 13, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers for July 20 ($153,551.04) and July 27 ($52,180.21) (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss and vote on whether to recommend approval of the final plat for phase 4 of the Creekside Subdivision, which consists of 37 lots on parcel K-18-1-Annex. The commission will also continue its review of the General Plan. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Final Plat phase 4 of Creekside Subdivision, 37 lots on parcel K-18-1-Annex, applicant K & D Family LLC
• Vote to recommend or deny approval to City Council for the subdivision plat
• Continuation of General Plan review
• Public comment period

The Commission recommended approval to the City Council for the final plat of Phase 4 of the Creekside Subdivision, consisting of 37 lots on parcel K-18-1-Annex. The recommendation includes compliance with original preliminary plat conditions, subsequent City Council conditions from Phase 2, and any other proposals by the commission or council. The motion passed unanimously after an earlier motion died when a member left.

• Recommended approval of Creekside Subdivision Phase 4 final plat (37 lots) to City Council, with conditions including geotech soil tests for creek-side lots and compliance with prior plat conditions.
• Postponed approval of minutes from the July 6, 2021 meeting until the next meeting on August 4, 2021.
• Discussed General Plan review, including spot zoning, downtown parking, open space, and zoning transitions; agreed to remove the word 'transitioning' from section 2.5.
• Agreed to add language to the General Plan about a future master plan for open space, including future park designations and trails.
• Discussed adding to Economic Development Chapter 4, Section 4, to increase downtown parking on side streets.
• Noted that Cooper apartments and Fox Subdivision were approved by the City Council.
• Adjourned the meeting unanimously.

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board is holding a routine meeting to approve the prior meeting's minutes and discuss unfinished business regarding board training by a Utah State Library consultant. No new business is on the agenda.

• Approval of June 3, 2021 meeting minutes
• Discussion of library board training by Merrily Cannon, Library Consultant from Utah State Library
• Next meeting scheduled for August 5, 2021

City Council

The Kanab City Council is holding its regular meeting with votes on sewer depth in Las Estancia Phase 3, an Arts Board appointment, allowing Willow Place Apartments to use right-of-way for parking, and a minor subdivision. The meeting also includes a closed session for property, personnel, and litigation discussions.

• Vote on sewer depth in Las Estancia Phase 3
• Appointment of Brooke Barber Knighton to Arts Board (term to 12/31/2024)
• Allow Willow Place Apartments to use 300 West right-of-way for parking and landscape
• Fox Minor Subdivision at 172 W 300 S creating 3 lots from 1 (applicant Debra Fox)
• Closed session on real property, individual character/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved a sewer depth waiver for La Estancia Phase 3, allowing slab-on-grade construction with no basements instead of the usual nine-foot requirement. They also appointed Brooke Barber Knighton to the Arts Board, allowed Willow Place Apartments to use a portion of the 300 East right-of-way for parking and landscaping, and approved the Fox Minor Subdivision creating three lots. The council discussed a resident's letter about fire service and insurance rates but took no action.

• Approved sewer depth waiver for La Estancia Phase 3 (slab-on-grade, no basements)
• Appointed Brooke Barber Knighton to Arts Board (term ending 12/31/2024)
• Allowed Willow Place Apartments to use 300 East right-of-way for parking/landscaping (with conditions)
• Approved Fox Minor Subdivision at 172 West 300 South (3 lots)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers totaling $1,149,073.98
• Approved meeting minutes for June 16 and June 22, 2021
• Approved meeting agenda

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, reviewing grant reports from WESTAF and UAM, and planning the library art show and outdoor market. The board will also discuss upcoming events like SB Dance, RedRocktober, and artist awards. This is a standard planning and administrative meeting with no major decisions listed on the agenda.

• Grant reports from WESTAF and UAM
• Library Art Show at library and hospital
• Outdoor Market entertainment and signs
• Upcoming events: SB Dance, RedRocktober, Matt Flinner, Symphony, Thayne Jasperson Clinics
• Artist Awards discussion

The Kanab Arts Board approved a motion to increase pay for Thayne by $200, including his $100 stipend, for outdoor market entertainment. The board also discussed rotating art shows between the library and hospital, with a consensus to hold separate shows (3 months at library, 4 weeks at hospital), and agreed to hold a general opening ceremony at the library. Katherine Van Hagan resigned, leaving three openings on the arts board.

• Approved motion to increase Thayne's pay by $200, including his $100 stipend, for outdoor market entertainment.
• Agreed to hold separate art shows at the Kanab Library (3 months) and the Hospital (4 weeks).
• Agreed to hold a general opening ceremony at the library for both hospital and library art shows.
• Accepted minutes from the previous meeting with corrections.
• Noted resignation of Katherine Van Hagan, leaving three openings on the arts board.

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting, including a public hearing to consider opening and re-adopting the Fiscal Year 2020/2021 operating budget, followed by a vote on Resolution 6-1-21 R to amend the budget. The agenda also includes routine approvals, public comment, and a closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Public hearing to open and re-adopt FY 2020/2021 operating budget
• Resolution 6-1-21 R amending FY 2020/2021 budgets
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers
• Closed session: real property purchase/exchange/lease, personnel, litigation

The council approved Resolution 6-1-21 R, amending the fiscal year 2020/2021 budget, reflecting updated revenue figures including record sales tax and resort tax receipts. The council also approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $461,576.39. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included routine approvals and a closed session.

• Approved Resolution 6-1-21 R amending FY 2020/2021 budget (roll call vote)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers for June 15 and June 22, 2021 totaling $461,576.39
• Approved June 22, 2021 meeting agenda
• Approved June 8, 2021 meeting minutes
• Moved into closed session to discuss real property, individual character, and pending litigation

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting on June 16, 2021, starting with a work meeting on the Capital Project List. The business meeting includes a public comment period and a vote on Ordinance 6-1-21-O, which designates restricted areas for fireworks discharge within the city.

• Vote on Ordinance 6-1-21-O designating restricted areas for fireworks discharge
• Work meeting discussion on Capital Project List
• Public comment period with 3-minute limit per Kanab Ordinance 3-601

The Kanab City Council approved Ordinance 6-1-21 O, designating a one-block area on Main Street as the only place for personal fireworks discharge, with hours from dusk on July 2-5. The council also discussed capital project needs from department heads, directing them to prepare cost estimates and priorities for a future meeting. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved Ordinance 6-1-21 O, restricting personal fireworks discharge to one block of Main Street, with hours from dusk on July 2-5.
• Directed department heads to create cost estimates and prioritize capital projects for future discussion.
• Adjourned the meeting after the ordinance vote.

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review past minutes, hear updates, and brainstorm new project ideas. The agenda is mostly procedural with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Review of previous meeting minutes
• Updates and follow-up on prior actions
• Discussion of new project ideas
• Additional items from board members

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting, starting with a work session to recognize employees of the month. During the business meeting, the council will vote on Ordinance 5-1-21 O, which amends the city's land use ordinance regarding accessory buildings across several chapters. The meeting also includes routine approvals, a public comment period, and a closed session to discuss real property, personnel, and potential litigation.

• Vote on Ordinance 5-1-21 O amending land use ordinance chapters 4-10, 4-28, 16-5, 17-5, 18-6, and 19-5 on accessory buildings
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers
• Public comment period limited to 3 minutes per speaker per Ordinance 3-601
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/competence/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved Ordinance 5-1-21 amending the Land Use Ordinance regarding accessory buildings, including new rules for cargo containers (must be painted one solid color) and chicken coops (must be enclosed). The council also instructed staff to proceed with the cemetery land purchase contract and to split adjacent land into two 1/3-acre parcels for sale at market value. Fireworks restrictions were discussed but no formal action was taken; a new map will be presented at the next meeting.

• Approved Ordinance 5-1-21 amending accessory building regulations (roll call vote)
• Instructed staff to proceed with cemetery land purchase contract (roll call vote)
• Approved splitting adjacent cemetery land into two 1/3-acre parcels for sale at market value (3-1)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers totaling $115,725.00
• Approved meeting agenda and minutes as corrected

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes approving the prior meeting's minutes, receiving reports from the Library Director and the Friends of the Library, and discussing unfinished business regarding library board training. No new business is listed.

• Approval of May 6, 2021 meeting minutes
• Report from Library Director Jenny Chatwin
• Report from Friends of the Library representative Lynn Marshall
• Discussion of Library Board Training

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, reviewing grant reports from WESTAF and UAM, and planning the Library Art Show and Outdoor Market. They will also discuss upcoming events such as the Z-Arts Redneck Tenors and Utah Symphony, and select recipients for artist awards.

• Grant reports: WESTAF, UAM
• Library Art Show at Library and Hospital
• Outdoor Market: posters, signs, entertainment, marketing
• Upcoming events: Z-Arts Redneck Tenors 12/19/21, Elton John, Matt Flinner, Utah Symphony, Thayne Jasperson Clinics
• Artist Awards: Artist of the Year, Art Supporter of the Year, Special Award

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on whether to recommend a zone change for a 1.51-acre parcel at 70 S 300 E from single-family (R-1-8) to residential multi-family (RM) to allow multifamily units. The commission's recommendation will go to the Kanab City Council for a final decision. The agenda also includes approval of previous minutes, public comment, and staff reports.

• Public hearing on zone change for Parcel K-13-1A (70 S 300 E) from R-1-8 to RM
• Vote to recommend or deny zone change to Kanab City Council
• Applicant: Cindy Turnquist, proposing multifamily living units
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Public comment period

The Kanab City Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-2 to recommend denial of a proposed zone change for Parcel K-13-1A from R-1-8 (single family) to RM (residential multi-family). The 1.51-acre property at 70 S 300 E was proposed for a senior living village with 12-18 units. The denial followed extensive public comment citing concerns about blue clay soil, traffic safety, fire access, and compatibility with the neighborhood. The recommendation will go to the City Council for final action.

• Denied zone change for Parcel K-13-1A from R-1-8 to RM (5-2)
• Approved minutes from 5/18/2021 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a work meeting on truth in taxation, followed by a business meeting with votes on a traffic control device at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive, a plat amendment to merge two parcels near 1540 S Lee Dr, an ordinance amending accessory building regulations, and an agreement with The Moby, LLC. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property, personnel, and litigation.

• Vote on placement of traffic control device at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to remove lot line between parcels 65-301 & 65-302 at 1540 S Lee Dr
• Vote on Ordinance 5-1-21 O amending land use code chapters on accessory buildings
• Vote on agreement between Kanab City and The Moby, LLC
• Closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation discussions

The Kanab City Council approved a plat amendment to remove the lot line between parcels 65-301 and 65-302 at 1540 S Lee Drive, creating a single parcel. They tabled Ordinance 5-1-21 O on accessory buildings until the next meeting. The council also approved an agreement with The Moby, LLC regarding a settling tank on city right-of-way, and directed staff to move a radar sign and add warning signs at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive, with further discussion tabled until late July.

• Approved plat amendment removing lot line between parcels 65-301 and 65-302 at 1540 S Lee Drive (motion passed)
• Tabled Ordinance 5-1-21 O on accessory buildings until next meeting (motion passed)
• Approved agreement between Kanab City and The Moby, LLC (passed by roll call vote)
• Directed staff to move radar sign and add two 'slow children at play' signs at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive
• Tabled traffic control device discussion until end of July
• Approved agenda for May 25, 2021 meeting (motion passed)
• Approved minutes of May 11, 2021 meeting (motion passed)
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $483,097.72 (motion passed)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss and vote on a plat amendment for the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision. The amendment would remove lot lines between parcels 65-301 and 65-302, creating a single parcel near 1540 S Lee Dr. The commission will also continue its review of the General Plan in a work meeting.

• Plat amendment to combine parcels 65-301 and 65-302 at 1540 S Lee Dr
• Public comment period
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• General Plan review continuation

The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a plat amendment to remove the lot line between parcels 65-301 and 65-302, creating a single parcel near 1540 S Lee Dr, with a correction to an easement measurement. The recommendation will go to the City Council for a public hearing and final decision. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting also included approval of prior minutes and a brief discussion of the General Plan review.

• Approved minutes from 5/4/2021 with corrections (unanimous)
• Recommended plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos parcels 65-301 & 65-302, with easement correction (unanimous)

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review minutes from the previous two meetings and discuss updates and follow-up items. The board will also discuss tree planting efforts and articles for the local SUN publication, along with any additional items raised by members.

• Review of minutes from last two meetings
• Updates and follow-up since last meeting
• Tree planting discussion
• Articles for the SUN newsletter

The Kanab Beautification Board approved 11 new 5-foot Redwood benches, funded equally by Kanab City and Kane County Office of Tourism. The board also approved meeting minutes from March and April, and discussed upcoming tree planting and bike rack projects. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved 11 new 5-foot Redwood benches, funded equally by Kanab City and Kane County Office of Tourism
• Approved March meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved April meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting with public hearings and votes on three plat amendments to the Kanab Creek Ranchos minor subdivision, each consolidating adjacent parcels into single lots. The council will also hold a public hearing and vote on the operating budget for fiscal year 2021/2022, followed by a closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to remove lot lines between parcels 72-1396 & 72-1397 at 1761 S Escalante Dr (applicants: Kelly and Diane Thomas)
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to remove lot line between parcels 65-329 & 65-330 at 1753 S Kanab Creek Dr (applicant: Byard Kershaw)
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment to remove lot lines between parcels 72-416, 72-401, & 72-400 at 752 S Chamberlain Dr (applicant: Thomas Avant)
• Public hearing and vote on Resolution 5-1-21 R adopting the FY 2021/2022 budget
• Closed session to discuss real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/competence/health, and pending litigation

The council approved the fiscal year 2021/2022 budget, adding $150,000 for Ranchos Park, $100,000 for chip seal, and funds for the dog park and pool equipment. They also approved three plat amendments to combine parcels in Kanab Creek Ranchos. The Health and Wellness Center was put on hold due to increased costs from the COVID building crisis.

• Approved FY 2021/2022 budget (Resolution 5-1-21 R) by roll call vote
• Approved plat amendment for parcels 72-1396 & 72-1397 (1761 S Escalante Dr) by roll call vote
• Approved plat amendment for parcels 65-329 & 65-330 (1753 S Kanab Creek Dr) by roll call vote
• Approved lot line adjustment for parcels 72-416, 72-401, 72-400 (752 S Chamberlain Dr) by roll call vote
• Approved accounts payable vouchers for May 1-11, 2021 totaling $462,063.63
• Approved meeting agenda and minutes from April 27, 2021

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, receive reports from the Library Director and Friends of the Library, and discuss yearly board training. No unfinished business is listed.

• Approval of April 8, 2021 minutes
• Report from Library Director Jenny Chatwin
• Report from Friends of the Library representative Lynn Marshall
• Discussion of yearly Library Board training

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Council is meeting to discuss routine business, including selecting an Artist of the Year, reviewing a grants report, and planning for an outdoor market and upcoming events. The agenda is largely procedural and contains no specific decisions or dollar amounts.

• Artist of the year selection
• Grants report review
• Kanab arts swag discussion
• Outdoor market planning
• Events reports and upcoming events

The Kanab Arts Board approved sending an email blast to Outdoor Market vendors for efficiency and granted Loretta Clayson access to market information and materials. The board also discussed the Outdoor Market running at the Kanab Center on Wednesdays with entertainment, and considered other entertainment options. No formal votes were recorded on these items.

• Approved email blast to Outdoor Market vendors
• Granted Loretta Clayson access to market information and materials
• Accepted minutes from previous meeting

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public meetings to discuss and vote on recommending approval of three plat amendments to the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision. Each amendment would remove existing lot lines to combine adjacent parcels into single parcels. The commission's recommendations will be forwarded to the Kanab City Council for final approval.

• Plat amendment to combine parcels 72-1396 & 72-1397 near 1761 S Escalante Dr (applicants: Kelly and Diane Thomas)
• Plat amendment to combine parcels 65-329 & 65-330 near 1753 S Kanab Creek Dr (applicant: Byard Kershaw)
• Plat amendment to combine parcels 72-416, 72-401, & 72-400 near 752 S Chamberlain Dr (applicant: Thomas Avant)
• Public comment period at 6:35 PM
• Work meeting with staff, commission, and council liaison reports

The Kanab City Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved three plat amendments to the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision, recommending them to the City Council. Two amendments consolidate adjacent parcels into single lots, and one adjusts a lot line to account for existing right-of-ways. The commission also approved the minutes from the April 20, 2021 meeting.

• Approved plat amendment to merge parcels 72-1396 & 72-1397 at 1761 Escalante Dr (unanimous)
• Approved plat amendment to merge parcels 65-329 & 65-330 at 1753 S Kanab Creek Dr (unanimous)
• Approved plat amendment to adjust line between parcels 72-416, 71-401, & 72-400 at 752 S Chamberlain Dr (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 4/20/2021 meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting with a work session on a Health and Wellness Center, followed by a business meeting. The council will vote on a traffic control device, a land use ordinance amendment, and adoption of the tentative Fiscal Year 2021/22 budget. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Discuss Health and Wellness Center (work meeting)
• Vote on traffic control device at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive
• Vote on Ordinance 4-1-21 O amending land use ordinance (public/private streets and lanes)
• Vote on adoption of Fiscal Year 2021/22 Tentative Budget
• Closed session: real property purchase/exchange/lease, personnel, pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved Ordinance 4-1-21 O, amending the Land Use Ordinance concerning public streets, private streets, and private lanes, with an exception allowing three lots instead of two living units in item #2. The vote was tied 2-2, and Mayor Houston cast the deciding vote in favor. The council also adopted the tentative FY 2021/22 budget and continued discussion on a traffic control device at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive until two weeks of data are collected.

• Approved Ordinance 4-1-21 O amending Land Use Ordinance (3-2, mayor tie-breaker)
• Adopted Fiscal Year 2021/22 Tentative Budget
• Continued traffic control device discussion at Buckskin and Kanab Creek Drive until two weeks of data are collected
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $752,169.44
• Approved meeting agenda
• Approved minutes of April 13, 2021 with clarification
• Held closed session to discuss real property, personnel, and litigation

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Use Ordinance regarding where accessory buildings may be placed on property, then vote on whether to recommend the changes to the City Council. The commission will also discuss preparations for a future public hearing on updating the Kanab City General Plan.

• Public hearing on amendments to Land Use Ordinance Chapters 4, 16, 17, 18, and 19 regarding accessory building placement
• Vote to recommend or deny ordinance changes to the City Council
• Discussion of preparation for a public hearing on updating the Kanab City General Plan

The Kanab City Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing and voted to recommend to the City Council amendments to the Land Use Ordinance regarding accessory building placement, with a 3-2 vote. The commission also discussed preparations for a future public hearing on the General Plan and received updates on development projects and a private lanes ordinance.

• Approved minutes from 4/6/2021 with corrections (unanimous)
• Recommended to City Council amendments to Land Use Ordinance Chapters 4, 16, 17, 18, 19 regarding accessory building placement (3-2, with Huntsman and Aiken dissenting)
• Continued discussion on General Plan update, with hot topic items to be identified for May 18 meeting

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting with a work session and business meeting. They will discuss the Municipal Wastewater Planning Program annual report, vote on a temporary gazebo for dining on city right-of-way, vote on a zone change for a parcel in Kanab Creek Rancho Subdivision, and vote on an ordinance amending the land use code regarding streets. A closed session is scheduled for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Vote on temporary gazebo for dining on 300 East side of Subway Restaurant on city right-of-way
• Zone change for Parcel K-134-702 in Kanab Creek Rancho Subdivision from M1 to RR-1, approx. 2255 S Hopi Dr
• Ordinance 4-1-21 O amending Land Use Ordinance chapters on public streets, private streets, and private lanes
• Discuss Municipal Wastewater Planning Program annual report
• Closed session for real property purchase/exchange/lease, personnel, and litigation

The council approved a temporary gazebo for outdoor dining on the 300-east side of Subway Restaurant, with conditions for city access, insurance, and sidewalk clearance. They also approved a zone change for Parcel K-134-702 from M1 to RR-1. An ordinance on private streets was tabled for further clarification.

• Approved temporary gazebo for Subway dining (unanimous)
• Approved zone change for Parcel K-134-702 from M1 to RR-1 (roll call)
• Tabled Ordinance 4-1-21 on public/private streets and lanes

Beautification Committee

The Kanab Beautification Committee is meeting to review past minutes, discuss updates, and consider articles for the local newspaper (SUN). The board will also take up tree amendments and any additional items raised by members.

• Review of meeting minutes
• Updates and follow-up on prior actions
• Articles for the SUN newspaper
• Tree amendments discussion

The Beautification Board learned that a TreeUtah grant was approved, reimbursing $2,624 for 6 trees to be planted at the Kanab Center on May 28. The board discussed a potential grant for a park near the new grade school, with up to $10,000 available and a city match requirement. No formal votes were taken; minutes were postponed due to limited public notice.

• Approved TreeUtah grant of $2,624 for 6 trees at Kanab Center
• Scheduled tree planting at Kanab Center for May 28
• Postponed vote on March 9 meeting minutes to next meeting
• Discussed potential grant for park trees near new grade school

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda consists of routine items: approving the prior meeting's minutes and receiving reports from the Library Director and the Friends of the Library. There is no unfinished or new business listed, so the meeting is largely procedural.

• Approval of March 4, 2021 meeting minutes
• Report from Library Director Jenny Chatwin
• Report from Friends of the Library representative

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to discuss updates on the Kanab Film Festival, a WESTAF grant application for 2022, amendments to TRT grants for the Elton John/Curbside Theater and Canyon Folkfest, and upcoming April events including performances by JP Sears and Symphony of the Canyons. The board will also review task lists and other business.

• Kanab Film Festival update and advertising
• WESTAF/Flinner 2022 grant amendment/new application, deadline April 15
• TRT grant amendments for Elton John/Curbside Theater and Canyon Folkfest/Summer Entertainment
• April events: JP Sears at Redstone (April 17), Symphony of the Canyons (April 23), KHS Theater Summer Showcase (April 27-29)
• KAB swag and Artist of the Year Library Art Show

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and votes on several land-use items, including a Subway restaurant's request for a temporary dining gazebo, a Sunroc batch plant site plan, and a zone change for a parcel in Kanab Creek Rancho. The commission will also discuss amendments to the city's land use and subdivision ordinances regarding accessory building placement and private lanes or streets. All items are recommendations to the City Council.

• Site plan for Subway temporary semi-permanent gazebo on city easement at 300 E and 300 S
• Site plan for Sunroc batch plant at 2073 South Hwy 89A on parcel K-21-4-ANNEX
• Zone change for Parcel K-134-702 from M1 to RR-1 on 5.26 acres near 2255 S Hopi Dr
• Ordinance amendments on accessory building placement (Chapters 4, 16, 17, 18, 19)
• Ordinance amendments on private lanes or streets (Subdivision Ch. 2, Land Use Ch. 1 & 4)

The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a site plan for a temporary semi-permanent gazebo at the Kanab Subway, with conditions that it can be moved for city maintenance and not encroach on the sidewalk. It also recommended approval of a site plan for a Sunroc batch plant at 2073 South Hwy 89A, contingent on city engineer approval, UDOT approval, and compliance with Utah air quality regulations. The commission continued a public hearing on accessory building ordinance amendments to a future meeting and recommended a zone change for a parcel in Kanab Creek Rancho from M1 to RR-1.

• Approved minutes from 3/16/2021 with corrections.
• Recommended approval of Subway gazebo site plan with conditions (movable, no sidewalk encroachment).
• Recommended approval of Sunroc batch plant site plan with conditions (engineer, UDOT, air quality approvals).
• Continued public hearing on accessory building ordinance amendments to next meeting.
• Recommended approval of zone change for parcel K-134-702 from M1 to RR-1.
• Recommended approval of private lanes ordinance amendments.
• Adjourned meeting.

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting with a work session on the Healthy Kane County Coalition, followed by a business meeting. The council will vote on appointing Ben Clarkson to the Planning Commission, discuss the city's annexation plan map, and vote on an ordinance amending building regulations. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property, an individual's character or health, and potential litigation.

• Vote on appointment of Ben Clarkson to Planning Commission, term ending 12/31/2025
• Discussion of Kanab City Annexation Plan Map
• Vote on Ordinance 3-1-21 O amending Section 10-600 Building Regulations
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved Ordinance 3-1-21 O, amending the General Ordinance Section 10-600 Building Regulations to consolidate and update building policies, including certificate of occupancy and permit expiration rules. The council also directed staff to move forward with the annexation plan map, which outlines areas for potential annexation. Additionally, the council appointed Ben Clarkson to the Planning Commission with a term ending December 31, 2025.

• Approved the March 23, 2021 meeting agenda.
• Approved the City Council Meeting Minutes for March 9, 2021.
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers for March 16, 2021 ($459,059.54) and March 23, 2021 ($52,432.08).
• Appointed Ben Clarkson to the Planning Commission with a term ending December 31, 2025.
• Directed staff to move forward with the annexation plan map.
• Approved Ordinance 3-1-21 O, amending Kanab City General Ordinance Section 10-600 Building Regulations.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold an administrative review and vote on whether to approve new signage for the Havana Cabana restaurant at 310 S 100 E. The commission will also discuss the Kanab General Plan in a work meeting. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Vote on signage for Havana Cabana restaurant at 310 S 100 E, parcel K-B-10-11
• Discussion of the Kanab General Plan
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Public comment period

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved three signs for the new restaurant Havana Cabana at 310 S 100 E, with a unanimous vote. The commission discussed that the signs are legal non-conforming and that banner signs over the parapet wall are temporary and not allowed under the current sign ordinance. The commission also reviewed the Kanab General Plan and discussed annexation developments, but took no action on those items.

• Approved minutes from 3/2/2021 by unanimous vote.
• Approved three signs for Havana Cabana at 310 S 100 E by unanimous vote.
• Discussed the Kanab General Plan and set a future meeting for in-depth review.
• Discussed annexation developments and suggested providing trail easements.

Beautification Committee

This is a routine meeting of the Kanab Beautification Committee. The agenda includes reviewing past minutes, receiving updates, a website update from Donna, and discussing articles for the local SUN publication. No major decisions or public hearings are listed.

• Review of previous meeting minutes
• Website update from Donna
• Articles for SUN publication

The board accepted the previous meeting's minutes. Updates were given on the Main Street tree project, which is planned for early May, with the city providing mulch and matching $3,000 from the Tourism Board. The board discussed adding benches downtown, focusing on the south side, and will research costs. A website update was also discussed, including adding contact information.

• Approved minutes from the last meeting.
• Planned Main Street tree project for early May, with city providing mulch and matching $3,000.
• Discussed adding 12 benches downtown, focusing on the south side, and will research costs.
• Discussed website updates, including adding a contact phone number and email.
• Discussed writing an article for the SUN about pruning techniques.
• Discussed potential projects, including trees for Ranchos Park.
• Adjourned the meeting.

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting, starting with a work meeting and then a business meeting. The main action item is a vote on the preliminary plat for La Estancia Phase 3, which includes approval of the Phase 3 Development Agreement. The council will also discuss building problems with the Library and hold a closed session for real property, individual, and litigation matters.

• Vote on Preliminary Plat for La Estancia Phase 3 and Phase 3 Development Agreement
• Discussion of building problems with the Library
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/competence/health, and pending litigation
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per Kanab Ordinance 3-601)

The City Council approved the preliminary plat for La Estancia Phase 3, including the Phase 3 Development Agreement, with a correction to item 11 clarifying that only water and sewer utilities are considered by Kanab City. The approval follows discussions about flood control, with engineers confirming the current storm drain system can handle expected flows. The council also approved the agenda, minutes, and accounts payable vouchers totaling $306,939.57. No other substantive decisions were made; the library building problems and Health and Wellness Center were discussed but no action was taken.

• Approved the meeting agenda for March 9, 2021.
• Approved the meeting minutes for February 9, 2021.
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers dated 02/16/2021 ($24,085.40), 02/23/2021 ($120,786.81), 03/02/2021 ($75,215.59), and 03/09/2021 ($85,851.77).
• Approved the preliminary plat for La Estancia Phase 3, including the Phase 3 Development Agreement, with a correction on item 11 regarding utilities (water and sewer considered by Kanab City).

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to discuss updates on the Kanab Film Festival, including its logo, venue fee, and volunteers, as well as the WESTAF/Flinner 2022 program. They will also hear updates on the Elton John Trio concert, a KHS Theater/JP Sears event, and the board's 2021 events lineup. Additional items include board merchandise (SWAG), Artist of the Year selection, and routine task list review.

• Kanab Film Festival update: logo, Kanab Center fee, volunteers
• WESTAF/Flinner 2022 discussion
• Elton John Trio concert update
• KHS Theater / JP Sears event
• 2021 KAB events planning

The Kanab Arts Council (KAB) approved spending $500 for 20 T-shirts and 10 polo shirts with the new Kanab Arts logo. They also voted to pursue a WESTAF grant for the Matt Flinner Trio concert in March 2022. The Elton John cover band cancelled due to COVID, and the council discussed options for the $1,500 travel grant. Artist of the Year awards were postponed to April.

• Approved $500 for Kanab Arts T-shirts and polo shirts (unanimous)
• Approved pursuing WESTAF grant for Matt Flinner Trio (unanimous)
• Postponed Artist of the Year and Art Supporter of the Year to April
• Discussed options for $1,500 travel grant after Elton John cancellation

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board is meeting to approve prior minutes and receive reports from the Library Director and Friends of the Library. No unfinished business is listed, and the agenda is largely procedural.

• Approval of November 5, 2020 minutes
• Library Director report by Jenny Chatwin
• Friends of the Library report by Lynn Marshall

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and votes on a 74-lot major subdivision preliminary plat (La Estancia Phase 3) in Tom's Canyon, and on proposed amendments to the Land Use Ordinance (Chapters 4-2 and 4-21) to allow private lanes. They will also review and discuss the Subdivision Ordinance regarding private roads in minor subdivisions. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes, a public comment period, and an administrative review of new signage for the Comfort Inn.

• Administrative review and vote on new Comfort Inn signage at 150 W Center St., parcel K-20-1 (C1 Zone)
• Public hearing and vote to recommend or deny preliminary plat for 74-lot La Estancia Phase 3 subdivision on parcels K-31-1A-Annex & K-31-1-Annex (Tom's Canyon)
• Public hearing and vote to recommend or deny Land Use Ordinance amendments to Chapters 4-2 and 4-21 allowing private lanes
• Discussion of Kanab Subdivision Ordinance and private road/lane options in minor subdivisions

The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the preliminary plat for the 74-lot La Estancia Phase 3 major subdivision, located near Tom's Canyon, to the Kanab City Council. The commission also unanimously recommended approval of amendments to Land Use Ordinance Chapters 4-2 and 4-21 to allow private lanes, and approved new signage for the Comfort Inn. The meeting included no public comment.

• Approved minutes from 2/2/2021 with corrections.
• Approved new Comfort Inn signage at 150 W Center St (parcel K-20-1).
• Recommended approval of preliminary plat for 74-lot La Estancia Phase 3 subdivision to City Council.
• Recommended approval of Land Use Ordinance amendments (Chapters 4-2 and 4-21) to City Council.
• Discussed allowing private lanes in minor subdivisions; requested public notice for future ordinance amendment.
• Adjourned meeting.

City Council

The Kanab City Council regular meeting scheduled for February 23, 2021, is cancelled. The agenda contains only the cancellation notice and standard procedural information, with no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancelled

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission approved a duplex site plan for parcel K-43-1 near 65 S 300 E. The La Estancia Phase 3 preliminary plat public hearing was opened and continued, pending city engineer review. Revisions to the Land Use Ordinance for private lanes were discussed but not finalized, with staff asked to revise the draft for a future meeting.

• Approved duplex site plan on parcel K-43-1 (unanimous)
• Opened and continued La Estancia Phase 3 preliminary plat public hearing (unanimous)
• Tabled private lane ordinance revisions for further staff drafting

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting with a work session and business meeting. The council will vote on appointing Megan Smith to the Library Board, granting the Kanab Irrigation Company approval for a new irrigation line in the 600E right of way, a zone change on a parcel at 1027 S Hillside Dr., and an ordinance amending curbs, gutters, and sidewalks rules. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property, an individual's character or health, and pending litigation.

• Vote on appointment of Megan Smith to Library Board, term ending 12/31/2024
• Vote on Kanab Irrigation Company approval for new irrigation line in 600E right of way
• Vote on zone change from RA to RR-1 on Parcel K-17-37-Annex (1027 S Hillside Dr.), applicant Alan Seilhammer
• Vote on Ordinance 2-1-21 O amending Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-18 (curbs, gutters, sidewalks)
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/health, pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved Ordinance 2-1-21 O, amending the Land Use Ordinance regarding curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, with amendments that remove the requirement in residential zones and clarify language. The council also approved a zone change for a parcel on Hillside Drive, appointed Megan Smith to the Library Board, and granted the Kanab Irrigation Company approval to place a new irrigation line in the 600 East right of way. All votes passed, with the ordinance passing 3-2.

• Approved Ordinance 2-1-21 O amending curbs, gutters, and sidewalks requirements (3-2, Chamberlain and Meyeres nay)
• Approved zone change from RA to RR-1 on Parcel K-17-37-Annex (1027 South Hillside Drive)
• Appointed Megan Smith to the Library Board with term ending 12/31/2024
• Approved Kanab Irrigation Company's new irrigation line in the 600 East right of way
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $257,741.29

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to receive updates on the Kanab Film Festival, Dance Festival, Elton John Trio Concert, and Library Arts show, and to discuss 2021 grants, KAB SWAG merchandise, and the Artist of the Year award. The agenda is largely informational and procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Update on Kanab Film Festival
• Update on Dance Festival
• Update on Elton John Trio Concert
• Discussion of 2021 grants
• Artist of the Year discussion

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on whether to recommend a zone change for Parcel K-17-37-ANNEX near 1027 S Hillside Dr. from RA (Residential Agricultural, minimum 2 acres) to RR-1 (Rural Residential Single Family, minimum 1 acre), to allow subdivision into two parcels for a residence. The commission will also discuss updating the Kanab City General Plan. The agenda includes routine items: approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Public hearing and vote on rezone of Parcel K-17-37-ANNEX from RA to RR-1 (applicant: Alan Seilhammer)
• Rezone would allow subdivision into two parcels for a residence at 1027 S Hillside Dr.
• Discussion item: updating the Kanab City General Plan

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold its regular meeting with a work session featuring a presentation on the All-Women Town Council and an update from Civil Science on various projects. The business meeting includes routine approvals, a public comment period, a vote on the 2021 meeting schedule, and training on open meetings. The council will also enter a closed session to discuss real property, an individual's character or health, and pending litigation.

• Presentation from Nina Laycook on the All-Women Town Council
• Update on Various Projects from Civil Science
• Vote on 2021 Anticipated Meeting Schedule
• Closed session on real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual's character/health, and pending litigation

The Kanab City Council approved the 2021 anticipated meeting schedule, accounts payable vouchers, and prior meeting minutes. They also received updates on the Highway 89 corridor study and water projects, and a presentation on the All-Women Town Council history.

• Approved January 26, 2021 agenda
• Approved December 8, 2020 and January 12, 2021 meeting minutes with corrections
• Approved accounts payable vouchers and check registers totaling $704,864.56
• Approved 2021 anticipated meeting schedule

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend revisions to Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-18, which requires curbs, gutters, and sidewalks on commercial and manufacturing lots. The recommendation uses City Attorney Jeff Stott's redline version with specific sections removed or amended. The commission also elected new officers and tabled the General Plan update discussion.

• Approved minutes from 1/5/2021 with corrections (unanimous)
• Elected Scott Colson as Chairman for remaining 2021 fiscal year (unanimous)
• Elected Kerry Glover as Chair Pro Tem after Donna Huntsman declined (unanimous)
• Recommended revisions to LUO Chapter 4-18 with Jeff Stott's redline, removing sections 4-18-1.1(1)(vii), 4-18-1.1(2), and 4-18-2.2, while keeping contiguous definition and subdivision requirements (unanimous)
• Tabled General Plan update discussion until a public hearing can be scheduled (unanimous)

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting with a work session and business meeting. They will vote on two zone changes, a plat amendment for a lot split, and a minor subdivision, followed by a closed session for real property, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Zone change for Parcel K-229-2, 1240 East Chinle Drive from RA to RR-1 (applicants Trevor and Jennifer Stewart)
• Zone change for Parcel K-134-719, 2221 S Powell Drive from M-1 to RR-1 (applicants Josh and Shayla Johnson)
• Public hearing and vote on plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Unit 7, Parcel K-134-719, 2253 S Powell Dr, splitting one 5.24-acre lot into four 1.31-acre lots
• Vote on minor subdivision Sand Hollar Ridge at 1100 S and Terrel Lane
• Closed session to discuss real property purchase/exchange/lease, individual character/competence/health, and pending litigation

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear sponsor requests from the Kanab Film Festival and Melo-Drama, and review 2020-2021 grants, events, and budget. The agenda is mostly routine administrative items with no major policy decisions listed.

• Sponsor request from Brit Roth for Kanab Film Festival
• Sponsor request from Kelly Lamb for Melo-Drama
• Review of 2020 and 2021 grants and events
• Budget review

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a zone change for a 5.24-acre parcel in Kanab Creek Rancho from M1 (manufacturing) to RR-1 (rural residential), and, contingent on that, discuss a plat amendment to split the parcel into four lots. They will also vote on final site plans for a laundromat/car wash expansion and a hospital ambulance shed. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.

• Vote on revised final site plan for Kanab Laundromat and Car Wash expansion (two phases) at 206 E 300 S, parcel K-B-12-1&2, zoned C-2
• Vote on final site plan for Kanab County Hospital Ambulance Shed/Garage at 98 W 300 N, parcels K-C-4-6 and K-C-4-7, zoned RM
• Public hearing and vote to recommend zone change for Parcel K-134-719 (5.24 acres) from M1 to RR-1 near 2253 S Powell Dr
• Discussion and vote to recommend plat amendment for Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision – Unit 7 to split Parcel K-134-719 into four lots
• Public comment period and approval of previous meeting minutes

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a revised final site plan for the Kanab Laundromat and Car Wash expansion, splitting it into two phases, with a condition that the building permit for phase II be pulled within two years. It also approved a final site plan for the Kane County Hospital Ambulance Shed/Garage, contingent on combining three lots. The commission recommended approval of a zone change and a lot split for a parcel in Kanab Creek Rancho, both to go to the City Council.

• Approved revised final site plan for Kanab Laundromat and Car Wash expansion in two phases, with condition to pull phase II building permit within two years (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan for Kane County Hospital Ambulance Shed/Garage, with condition that three lots be combined (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of zone change for Parcel K-134-719 from M1 to RR-1 (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of plat amendment to split Parcel K-134-719 into four lots (3-1, Ben Clarkson nay)