Kanab public meetings in 2024

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating the city subdivision ordinance to comply with state code and consider changing regular meetings to once a month. The body will also review the 2025 public meeting schedule and improvements to the Kanab Fort monument sign.

• Approval of accounts payable vouchers totaling $268,328.72 (Nov 19) and $212,670.47 (Dec 3)
• Appointments of Dennis Shakespear and Ben Aiken to the Kanab Planning Commission
• Review of fiscal year 2024 financial statement audit by HintonBurdick
• Proposed ordinance updating the Kanab City Subdivision Ordinance
• Discussion on fire code for short term rentals with occupancy over 10

The Kanab City Council approved a resolution to hold regular City Council and Planning Commission meetings once a month during 2025, and adopted the 2025 meeting schedule. They also approved the replacement of the Kanab Fort monument sign, funded partly by council discretionary funds, and updated the Subdivision Ordinance to comply with state law. The council went into executive session to discuss potential litigation.

• Approved Resolution 12-1-24R changing City Council and Planning Commission meetings to once a month for 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved the 2025 Anticipated Regular Meeting schedule (unanimous)
• Approved replacement of the Kanab Forts Monument Sign, with funding from council discretionary funds (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 12-1-24O updating the Subdivision Ordinance, with AutoCAD files considered proprietary (unanimous)
• Approved consent items including minutes and accounts payable totaling $480,999.19 (unanimous)
• Appointed Dennis Shakespear, Ben Aiken, Nate Lyman, and Kerry Glover to the Planning Commission (unanimous)
• Moved to executive session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a proposed text amendment to the Kanab City Subdivision ordinance to ensure compliance with Utah State code. The body will also hold a work meeting regarding design standards for cul-de-sac sizes.

• Text amendment for the Kanab City Subdivision ordinance
• Text amendment to Design Standards for Construction regarding cul-de-sac size

Heritage & Preservation Board

This is a procedural meeting of the Kanab City Heritage and Historic Preservation Board, with no substantive decisions on the agenda. The board will hear from guest speaker Karen Alvey and set the next meeting date for February 3, 2025.

• Guest speaker: Karen Alvey
• Next meeting scheduled for February 3, 2025

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve October minutes and receive a state of the library report. Discussions will include October statistics, upcoming November events, and new CLEF Grant requirements.

• Annual Statistical Report
• New CLEF Grant requirements
• October stats and November events report

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting on November 12, 2024, addressing a public hearing for an amended plat of Betsy's Red Dirt Hallow, action items including a planned development overlay for Hidden Canyon, a minor subdivision, a preliminary plat, resolution for intersection controls at US-89A and Kanab Creek Drive, and a change order for the Fall 2024 Chip Seal Project. Also up for discussion are a request from the Kane County Arts Board to reserve property for an arts facility, proposed subdivision ordinance changes, and review of first-quarter FY2025 financials. Consent items include approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $715,440.15.

• Public hearing on amended plat splitting parcel K-263-3 into two lots at 236 E 200 E (Chatterley)
• Preliminary site plan for Hidden Canyon planned development overlay at 1700 E HWY 90 (Gutherie)
• Minor subdivision of parcel K-7-2 into two lots at 235 W 100 S (Iron Rock Engineering)
• Resolution supporting intersection controls at US-89A and Kanab Creek Drive/1100 South
• Approval of tasks orders for water/sewer/stormwater engineering services

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will discuss and decide on a conditional use permit and site plan for a batch plant, recommend preliminary plans for the Hidden Canyon development and several subdivisions, and hold public hearings on a preliminary plat and a text amendment to the subdivision ordinance.

• Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan Review for a Batch Plant near 1600 S HWY 89A
• Preliminary site plan for Hidden Canyon planned development overlay at 1700 E HWY 89
• Minor subdivision of parcel K-7-2 into two lots at 235 W 100 S
• Preliminary plat for parcel K-39-43-ANNEX at 1400 S HWY 89A
• Site plan for a recreation center at 26 N 100 E

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will consider a permit for a batch plant and a text amendment to the city's subdivision ordinance. The ordinance change is intended to ensure compliance with Utah State code.

• Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan Review for a Batch Plant near 1600 S HWY 89A (Applicant: Interstate Rock)
• Recommendation to City Council for a text amendment to the Kanab City Subdivision ordinance

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting with a work session and business meeting. The main action item is a vote on a resolution approving a cooperation agreement with Kane County for structure fire protection. Consent items include approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $223,502.75. The October 22 meeting has been cancelled.

• Vote on resolution for cooperation agreement with Kane County for structure fire protection
• Consent approval of accounts payable totaling $223,502.75
• Consent approval of September 24, 2024 City Council minutes
• October 22, 2024 City Council meeting cancelled

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a development agreement for hospital parking and a preliminary plat for Ventana Resort Village Phase 5. They will also discuss a road vacation, site plans for a surgical center and multi-family housing, and a minor subdivision. A quick update on the subdivision ordinance is scheduled.

• Public hearing: Development agreement for Kane County Hospital parking in city right-of-way
• Public hearing: Preliminary plat for Ventana Resort Village Phase 5 near 650 E Kaneplex Rd
• Discuss vacation of public road (400 East between 200 S and 300 S)
• Site plan for new ambulatory surgical center near 10 W 300 N (Kane County Hospital)
• Conditional use permit for parking modifications at Kane County Recreation Center

The Kanab Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of a development agreement allowing Kane County Hospital to use city right-of-way for parking to meet requirements for a new ambulatory surgical center, and approved the site plan for the center at 355 North Main Street. The commission also recommended vacation of a public road and utility easements, approved a conditional use permit for parking modifications at the recreation center, and recommended several subdivision and plat approvals. All votes were unanimous among the four members present.

• Recommended approval of development agreement for hospital parking in city right-of-way (4-0)
• Approved site plan for ambulatory surgical center at 355 North Main Street (4-0)
• Recommended vacation of public road 400 East between 200 S and 300 S (4-0)
• Recommended vacation of utility easements for parcels K-362-1 and K-362-2 (4-0)
• Recommended vacation of utility easements for parcels 72-1267 and 72-1268 (4-0)
• Recommended plat amendment joining two lots at 578 W Aspen Dr (4-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for parking modifications at recreation center (4-0)
• Recommended minor subdivision splitting one parcel into seven lots (4-0)

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board will consider approving the August minutes, welcome new member Becca Glover, and receive reports from the Library Director on August statistics, events, Uplift Training, and advocacy. The board will also discuss gathering information for a strategic plan in 2025. Public comments will be heard.

• Welcome new Board Member Becca Glover
• State of the Library report by Director JanaLee Peay including August stats and upcoming events
• Update on Uplift Training and Directors Summit
• Friends of the Library report by Denise Fuhrmann
• Discussion of information gathering for a Strategic Plan in 2025

The Kanab City Library Board approved the August meeting minutes and welcomed new board member Becca Glover. The board discussed library statistics, upcoming events, and began preparations for a 2025 strategic plan, assigning members to bring questions to the next meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved August meeting minutes (motion by Calli, second by Byron)
• Welcomed new board member Becca Glover

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting at the airport, including a traveling tour. Action items include a vote on an impact fee exemption for Kane County recreation facilities, with the offset paid by city funds. Discussions will cover seasonal or semi-permanent structures such as yurts and a tour of the Kanab Municipal Airport. Consent items include approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $86,510.16.

• Discussion and vote on impact fee exemption for Kane County recreation facilities, offset by city funds
• Traveling tour of the Kanab Municipal Airport
• Discussion on seasonal or semi-permanent structures including yurts
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers: $86,510.16
• Review of September 24, 2024 city council meeting agenda

The Kanab City Council approved Resolution 9-1-24 R, granting an impact fee exemption for the Kane County Recreation Center project, with the city offsetting the estimated $152,000 cost through restricted funds and general fund transfers. The council also discussed yurts and reached a consensus not to allow them unless formally petitioned with replacement ordinance language. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution 9-1-24 R, exempting Kane County from impact fees for the recreation center (4-0, Banks absent)
• Directed staff to look into additional fees to waive for the recreation center
• Consensus not to change yurt ordinance unless formally petitioned with replacement language

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 27, 2024, to discuss and vote on several action items. Key items include a development agreement for the Hidden Canyon Subdivision, requests for qualifications for public defender and appeals hearing officer services, and an initial review of the city's subdivision code. The consent agenda includes approval of accounts payable totaling $562,159.35. The meeting also features a mayoral appointment to the Library Board.

• Consent agenda: Approval of accounts payable vouchers for August 14 ($355,897.40) and August 20 ($206,261.95)
• Discussion and consideration of mayoral appointment of Becca Glover to Kanab City Library Board
• Action item: Ordinance approving development agreement for Hidden Canyon Subdivision (Applicant Jim Guthrie)
• Action item: Request for qualification for public defender legal services
• Action item: Discussion on initial review of Kanab’s subdivision code by Hansen Planning Group

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve June minutes and receive reports on the state of the library. Discussions include the addition of a bilingual section and statistics for the 2023-2024 budget year and summer reading program.

• Report on the addition of a bilingual section
• Review of 2023-2024 budget year statistics
• Review of summer reading statistics

The Kanab City Council approved Resolution 10-1-24R, a cooperation agreement with Kane County for structure fire protection in unincorporated areas, with a negotiated annual fee of $150,000 due July 1, 2025. The vote was unanimous (4-0, with one absence). The agreement is intended as the last one with the county, as future arrangements would involve a special service district.

• Approved Resolution 10-1-24R for fire protection agreement with Kane County (4-0)
• Approved consent items including minutes and accounts payable of $223,502.75 (unanimous)
• Elected Councilmember Colson as Mayor Pro-Tem for the meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss a final plat for phase 1 of the Ventana Resort Village and a zone change for parcel K-7-2. The body is also considering several equipment purchases for public works and parks, as well as a watershed work plan agreement.

• Final plat for phase 1 of Ventana Resort Village at 600 E Kaneplex Rd
• Zone change for parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 (Rural Residential) to R-1-8 (Single Family Zone)
• Purchase of 3 trucks for the Public Works Department
• Purchase of a tractor for the parks department
• Accounts payable vouchers totaling $373,484.04

The Kanab City Council approved the final plat for Phase 1 of the Ventana Resort Village, which includes 42 townhomes and two apartment buildings with 60 attainable housing units, contingent on resolving survey corrections and engineer sign-off. The council also approved a zone change for parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 to R-1-8, authorized the mayor to sign the Airport Layout Plan, and approved multiple equipment and fencing purchases. All votes were unanimous except for the recusal of Councilmember Heaton on the Ventana plat.

• Approved final plat for Ventana Resort Village Phase 1 (4-0, Heaton recused)
• Approved zone change for parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 to R-1-8 (4-0)
• Authorized mayor to sign updated Airport Layout Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Taylor Made Fencing bids: $19,397.80 for Jacob Hamblin Park and $31,367.00 for Connector Trailhead (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Bobcat PG70WCU-3A-T4F generator for $60,743.40 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 8-1-24 R for Kanab Creek Watershed Work Plan with NRCS (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of John Deere 4052 tractor with trade-in, net $33,328.14 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 3 GMC Sierra 3500HD trucks (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to recommend a zone change for parcel K-7-2. The body will also review a final plat for Phase 1 of the Ventana Resort Village. Additionally, the commission will announce new member appointments.

• Public hearing for zone change of parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 (Rural Residential) to R-1-8 (Single Family Zone)
• Recommendation for Final Plat, Phase 1 of Ventana Resort Village near 600 E Kaneplex Rd
• Appointment of Marlee Swain as Planning Commission Member
• Appointment of Mitchell Glazier as alternative Planning Commission Member
• MOU signed with Hansen Planning Group to update the Subdivision ordinance

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend a zone change for parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 to R-1-8, and also recommended approval of the final plat for Phase 1 of Ventana Resort Village. Both recommendations will go to the City Council for final decision. The commission also approved minutes from prior meetings and received updates on various administrative items.

• Approved minutes from June 18 and July 2, 2024 (4-0)
• Recommended zone change for parcel K-7-2 from RR-1 to R-1-8 (4-0)
• Recommended final plat for Ventana Resort Village Phase 1 (4-0)

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a special meeting to vote on several action items, including a development agreement for the Hidden Canyon Subdivision and text amendments to the land-use ordinance regarding accessory buildings and state-code legislative decisions. The council will also consider appointments to the Planning Commission, Heritage Board, and a fee-schedule update, and will approve routine consent items including $403,221.25 in accounts payable.

• Approval of accounts payable vouchers totaling $403,221.25 (June 26, July 7, and July 10, 2024)
• Appointment of MarLee Swain as Planning Commissioner (term to 12/31/2025), Mitchell Glazier as Planning Commission Alternate (12/31/2027), and Spence Young to Heritage Board (12/31/2024)
• Ordinance approving text amendment to Land Use Ordinance Chapters 1 and 4-10 regarding accessory buildings
• Ordinance approving text amendment to Land Use Ordinance Chapters 9, 17, and 19 amending legislative decisions in State Code
• Discussion and consideration of development agreement for Hidden Canyon Subdivision (Applicant: Jim Guthrie)

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board will review June meeting minutes and hear several reports. These include the state of the library, 2023 benchmarks, and recertification completion. The board will also receive updates on summer reading and the Friends of the Library.

• Approval of June meeting minutes
• State of the Library report including 2023 benchmarks and recertification
• Summer reading update
• Friends of the Library report

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a development agreement for the Hidden Canyon Subdivision. The meeting also includes discussions on text amendments for accessory buildings and state code updates. Additionally, the commission will review proposed changes to RV park regulations.

• Development agreement for Hidden Canyon Subdivision
• Text amendment for accessory buildings (Chapters 1 and 4-10)
• Text amendment for Chapters 9, 17, and 19 regarding state code
• Proposed addition of yurts and tents to RV park permitted uses

City Council

The agenda includes updated salary ranges for various city positions for the year 2024. It provides a comparison of minimum, maximum, and hourly rates between the 2023 and 2024 schedules.

• Updated 2024 compensation schedule and salary ranges
• Comparison of 2023 and 2024 pay scales for city positions

City Council

The agenda presents the Kanab City Compensation Schedule and Salary Ranges. It details minimum, maximum, and hourly pay rates for various municipal positions.

• Police Officer salary range: $51,968.38 to $77,952.57
• Fire Chief salary range: $86,281.80 to $129,422.70
• City Manager salary range: $114,577.79 to $171,866.68
• Billing Clerk salary range: $33,493.58 to $50,240.37

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing to review and approve updates to the city's consolidated fee schedule. These updates include impact fees for residential and commercial development.

• Public hearing regarding Kanab City Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Updates to residential and commercial development impact fees

City Council

The Council denied a request to rezone parcel K-55-3 from RR-1 to R-1-10. They also approved an ordinance designating restricted areas for fireworks discharge and authorized a five-year contract with City Inspect software.

• Denial of zone change for parcel K-55-3 (180 N. 400 W.) from RR-1 to R-1-10
• Approval of Ordinance No. 6-1-24 O designating restricted firework discharge areas
• Authorization of a five-year contract with City Inspect ($11,800 implementation cost)
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers for May 28 and June 4

City Council

The document presents a detailed comparison of revenues and expenditures across Fiscal Years 2023, 2024, and 2025. It outlines projected income from taxes, licenses, and fees alongside planned spending for city departments including police, fire, and streets.

• Projected total revenues of $7,166,700 for FY 2025
• Projected total expenditures of $6,917,200 for FY 2025
• Planned police department budget of $1,574,000
• Planned fire and EMS budget of $1,384,500
• Projected property tax revenue of $4,687,000

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a site plan review for Lazy Days Apartments to add an office and carport stalls. The meeting also includes discussions on land use ordinance amendments and RV park regulations. Additionally, the commission will review dual zoned properties.

• Site Plan Review for Lazy Days Apartments (adding office and carports)
• Proposed amendments to Land Use Ordinances Chapters 1 and 15
• Discussion regarding Chapter 13 RV Park Amendment
• Review of Dual Zoned Properties (Commercial Overlay and Multi-family uses)
• Zone Change for Parcel K-55-3

Library Board

The Kanab City Library Board will review May meeting minutes and hear public comments. The board will also receive reports regarding the state of the library, recertification, and summer reading.

• Approval of May meeting minutes
• State of the Library report by JanaLee Peay
• Summer Reading program update
• Friends of the Library report by Denise Fuhrmann
• Board training evaluation

City Council

The council will consider a resolution for the fiscal year 2025 certified tax rate and discuss the proposed FY2025 budget. The agenda also includes ordinance changes regarding zoning, recreational vehicle parks, and fireworks discharge areas.

• Zoning change for parcel K-55-3 at 180 N. 400 W.
• Ordinance amending Chapter 13 regarding Recreational Vehicle Parks
• Ordinance designating restricted areas for fireworks discharge
• Five-year software contract with City Inspect
• Resolution approving a certified tax rate for fiscal year 2025

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding an amendment to the Recreational Vehicle Park chapter and a zone change for 180 N 400 W. The commission will also review a conditional use permit for an RV park and a site plan for Coral Cliff Dental office. A work meeting is scheduled to discuss accessory building definitions.

• Public hearing on amending Chapter 13 - Recreational Vehicle Park
• Zone change request for Parcel K-55-3 at 180 N 400 W
• Conditional Use Permit for extended stay in an RV Park
• Site Plan Review for Coral Cliff Dental office addition and new building
• Discussion on accessory building definitions and residence requirements

Arts Council

The board will review May tasks and discuss upcoming summer entertainment schedules. Members are also planning for the Kanab Art Fest, including marketing and chalk art registration updates. Additionally, the board will address local artist support and quarterly art show dates.

• Check request of $350 for Crescent Moon to support Jadon Sanders
• Planning summer entertainment including Christ Paul Band and Monsoon Fever
• Finalizing Kanab Art Fest dates and marketing assignments
• Updating chalk art registration categories and judging criteria

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on easement vacations and plat amendments in the Cedar Heights Subdivision. Members will also vote on several zoning changes, a fuel farm project award, and an interlocal agreement with Kane County for building inspections.

• Zoning change for 54 S Main St from R-1-8 to C-2 commercial
• Zoning change for 72 N. 100 W. from R-1-8 to C-1 commercial
• Zoning change for 238 E. 200 N. from R-1-8 to RM multi-family
• Accounts payable vouchers totaling $183,955.34
• Notice of Award for the Kanab Fuel Farm Project

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will review a site plan for a new Maverik gas station and two zone change requests. The commission will also consider easement vacations and a plat amendment in the Cedar Heights Subdivision.

• Site plan review for new Maverik gas station construction near 600 East and 300 South
• Zone change for Parcel K-21-6 (72 North 100 West) from R-1-8 to C-1 Commercial
• Zone change for Parcel K-263-3 (238 E 200 N) from R-1-8 to RM Multi-Family
• Application to vacate easements on parcels K-91-2 & K-91-3 in Cedar Heights Subdivision
• Plat amendment on parcels K-91-2 & K-91-3 in Cedar Heights Subdivision

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to discuss a tentative budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and the annexation of property at 775 West Stagecoach Trail. The body will also vote on zoning changes and a minor subdivision. Other business includes a third quarter financial report and an executive session regarding litigation.

• Adoption of tentative budget for fiscal year July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025
• Annexation and zoning of 19.67 acres at 775 West Stagecoach Trail
• Zoning change from R-1-8 to C-2 for 54 S Main St.
• Minor subdivision for Purple Sage Subdivision on parcel K-16-2
• Accounts payable vouchers totaling $530,137.35

Library Board

The board will review the state of the library and recent statistics. The agenda includes reports from the Library Director and Friends of the Library.

• Board Training – Intellectual Freedom
• State of the Library report by JanaLee Peay
• Friends of the Library report by Denise Fuhrmann

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss and recommend zoning assignments for a parcel at 775 West Stagecoach Trail and a zone change for 54 S Main St. The body will also consider a minor subdivision for the Purple Sage Subdivision.

• Zoning assignment recommendation for parcel 3-6-29-2A at 775 West Stagecoach Trail
• Public hearing for zone change of parcel K-16-1 at 54 S Main St from R-1-8 to C-2
• Minor subdivision recommendation for parcel K-16-2 (Purple Sage Subdivision)
• Preliminary Plat for Wave subdivision

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss an ordinance adopting an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and analysis for water, wastewater, stormwater, parks, public safety, and transportation. The body will also consider a preliminary plat for The Wave and an interlocal agreement with Kane County for building inspections.

• Public hearing for Impact Fee Facilities Plan (Water, Wastewater, Stormwater, Parks, Public Safety, and Transportation)
• Preliminary plat for parcel K-312-3 near 950 south 10 west (The Wave)
• Interlocal Agreement with Kane County for Residential Building Inspections
• Accounts payable vouchers for $83,998.82 and $108,336.01
• Discussion on Senate Bill 174 and House Bill 476 regarding subdivision processes

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a draft plan to update public safety facilities and funding for a 10-year and 20-year horizon. The plan proposes new facilities and equipment to maintain service levels as the population is projected to grow from 5,314 in 2023 to 8,706 by 2043.

• Proposed new police station in 2026 with an inflated cost of $7,654,995
• Proposed ladder truck in 2028 with an inflated cost of $1,738,911
• Proposed offsite police storage facility in 2028 with an inflated cost of $613,793
• Proposed maximum residential impact fee of $2,626.57
• Proposed commercial impact fee of $3.21 per square foot of total building area

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a 2024 Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan to guide park and trail development over 10 and 20 years. The plan aims to maintain current service levels as the population is projected to grow from 5,285 in 2023 to 8,574 by 2043.

• Proposed maximum residential impact fee of $6,950.64 per connection
• Proposed non-residential impact fee of $3.48 per square foot for buildings over 2,000 sq-ft
• Identification of 17 parks (82.8 acres) and 25 trails (29.8 miles) for future development
• Proposed expansion of the city pool facility or a new recreation building
• Total impact fee eligible cost for improvements not to exceed $7,211,281.94

City Council

The City Council is considering the adoption of an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Written Analysis prepared by Civil Science. These fees are applied as a condition of development approval to fund capital infrastructure costs associated with city growth.

• Adoption of impact fee facilities plan for water, wastewater, and stormwater
• Adoption of impact fee facilities plan for parks, public safety, and transportation
• Public hearing held April 23, 2024, regarding the impact fee analyses

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a draft 2024 Stormwater Impact Fee Facilities Plan to guide system improvements over the next 20 years. The plan includes a proposed shift in how impact fees are calculated to improve equity between development types.

• Proposed maximum allowable impact fee of $3,445.65 per acre
• Current residential user fee of $16.13
• Proposed 2025 Country Club Protection Channel project
• Proposed 2026 Escalante Dr Pipe Reroute and Savage Point improvements
• Proposed 2028 US-89A Culvert at Airport Road project

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a draft 2024 Transportation Impact Fee Facilities Plan to guide roadway improvements over the next 10 to 20 years. The plan proposes a maximum allowable impact fee to fund infrastructure as the city's population is projected to grow from 5,285 in 2023 to 8,574 by 2043.

• Proposed maximum allowable impact fee of $4,246.67 per residential connection (ERC)
• Proposed commercial impact fee of $2.13 per square foot for buildings over 2,000 sq-ft
• 1100 South Major Collector Widening projected for 2027 at an inflated cost of $1,144,033
• Powell Dr Culvert Replacement projected for 2029 at an inflated cost of $5,308,223
• Stagecoach Dr Culvert Replacement projected for 2029 at an inflated cost of $4,213,382

City Council

The City Council is considering a draft plan to guide wastewater system improvements over the next 20 years. The plan proposes new impact fees and user rate increases to fund infrastructure projects.

• Proposed residential impact fee of $3,065.84 for 5/8” water meters
• Proposed residential user rate increase from $17.76 to $24.17
• Kanab Ranchos Sewer Phase 1 project estimated at $7,934,853 (inflated cost)
• Sewer Rake project estimated at $432,600 (inflated cost)
• Lagoon Aeration project estimated at $308,518 (inflated cost)

City Council

The City of Kanab is reviewing a water resources plan that includes a 10-year and 20-year action plan for system improvements. The study outlines projected population growth, recommended infrastructure projects, and updated impact fee schedules to fund future water system needs.

• Recommended water system projects including Hidden Canyon tank installation and West Fork well equipment
• Proposed impact fees based on meter size, ranging from $6,075.68 for 5/8 inch meters to $559,934.67 for 6 inch meters
• Water bond payment of $14,500 per month for 40 years
• Projected population growth from 5,285 in 2023 to an estimated 8,574 by 2043

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a preliminary plat for the Wave Subdivision and a private lane request at 452 S Main St. The body will also receive a presentation on subdivision review processes from the 2023 and 2024 legislative sessions.

• Private lane request for parcel K-B-4-2A at 452 S Main St
• Preliminary Plat for Wave Subdivision on parcel K-312-3
• Presentation on 2023 and 2024 legislative sessions regarding subdivision review

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve March minutes and review city policies. The agenda includes reports on the state of the library, current events, and statistics.

• Review of Kanab City Policies
• State of the Library report by JanaLee Peay
• Friends of the Library report by Denise Fuhrmann
• Discussion regarding future meeting day and time

Arts Council

The Kanab Arts Board will meet to review the draft mission statement and plan upcoming events. Discussions include the Quarterly Art Show and the Kanab Art Fest. The board will also coordinate dates for summer entertainment.

• Review of draft mission statement
• Planning for Kanab Art Fest event outline
• Scheduling of summer entertainment dates
• Quarterly Art Show reception and 'Art In action' planning
• Local artist support for Jadon Sonders

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a utility easement vacation and plat amendment at 953 W Vance Dr. The body will also vote on zoning changes, a development agreement for street parking, and a bid for the Kanab Municipal Airport Fuel Farm Project.

• Accounts payable vouchers totaling $193,958.52
• Zoning change from R-1-8 to C-2 at 44 North 100 East
• Bid approval for the Kanab Municipal Airport Fuel Farm Project
• Public hearing for plat amendment and easement vacation at 953 W Vance Dr
• Front set back reduction for parcel K-B-10-5A at 31 E. 400 S.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to recommend decisions to the City Council regarding a zone change, a preliminary plat, and a development agreement. The body will also make administrative decisions on several site plans and property amendments.

• Zone change for parcel K-23-3 at 44 North 100 East from Single Family (R-1-8) to Commercial (C-2)
• Preliminary Plat for the Wave Subdivision on parcel K-312-3
• Development Agreement for parcel K-24-4A to allow street parking instead of on-site parking
• Site plan for a coffee bar remodel at 183 South 100 East
• Site plan for a Kane County Outreach Building at 20 N 100 East

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposed budget for FY 2024. The document outlines projected revenues and expenditures across general and non-general funds, including police, fire, and public works.

• Proposed General Fund total revenues of $6,488,000
• Proposed Police Department budget of $1,583,000
• Proposed Fire/EMS budget of $1,406,700
• Proposed Streets budget of $815,000
• Proposed Water/Sewer expenditures of $4,079,500

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider amending the Fiscal Year 2023/2024 Budget. The body will also vote on zoning changes and a development agreement for a subdivision. Other discussions include public safety and sewer impact fees.

• Public hearing for resolution amending the Fiscal Year 2023/2024 Budget
• Zoning change for parcel K-24-4A from R-1-8 to C2 at 202 E 100 N
• Development agreement for Hidden Canyon Subdivision at 1700 E Highway 89
• Accounts payable vouchers totaling $74,966.15 and $60,572.01
• Ordinance amendment to Section 10-600 Building Regulation regarding temporary structures

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to recommend actions to the City Council regarding a zone change and a development agreement. The body will also discuss a text amendment for building regulations and a site plan amendment.

• Text amendment to General Ordinance Section 10-600 regarding temporary structures during construction
• Zone change application for Parcel K-24-4A from R-1-8 to C1 at 202 E 100 N
• Development Agreement for Hidden Canyon Subdivision at 1700 E Highway 89
• Preliminary site plan amendment for Hidden Canyon Subdivision at 1700 E Highway 89

City Council

The Kanab City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a plat amendment for two parcels in the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision. The body will also discuss an annexation petition and a resolution for street parking on city-owned property.

• Public hearing for lot line adjustment at 1693 S. Powell Dr. and 537 W Piute Dr.
• Resolution authorizing Kane County to develop on street angled parking north of parcel K-23-1
• Annexation petition for parcel 3-6-29-2A (19.67 acres)
• Approval of accounts payable vouchers for March 5, 2024 ($55,775.84)
• Appointment of Bill Mader to the Kanab Library Board through 12/31/2027

Library Board

The Library Board is meeting to review library statistics, events, and the state of the library. The session includes Open Meetings Act training and the introduction of a new board member.

• Open Meetings Act Training by Kent Burggraaf
• State of the Library report by JanaLee Peay
• Appointment of new board member William Mader
• Friends of the Library report by Denise Fuhrmann

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss and recommend a plat amendment for a lot line adjustment involving two parcels in the Kanab Creek Ranchos Subdivision, Unit 7. The applicant is Red Sands Geomatics.

• Lot line adjustment for parcels K-134-713A and K-134-713B at 1693 S Powell Dr and 537 W Piute Dr

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on two plat amendments and discuss the final site plan and preliminary plat for Ventana Resort Village. The body will also consider a land lease at the municipal airport and a grant application for infrastructure improvements.

• Plat amendment for lot line adjustment at 640 W. Powell Drive
• Plat amendment to split property into two lots at 898 W Grand Canyon Dr.
• Final site plan and preliminary plat for Ventana Resort Village at 650 E. Kane Plex Drive
• Resolution approving a land lease at the Kanab Municipal Airport for Brandon Jewett
• RAISE grant application for improvements on Cedar Heights and Powell Crossings of Kanab Creek

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will consider site plan reviews, plat amendments, and a preliminary plat for the Ventana Resort Village. The body will also discuss potential changes to land use ordinances regarding temporary structures in residential zones.

• Site plan review for new building at 98 West Center Street
• Conditional use permit for parking modification on Highway 89
• Final site plan for Ventana Resort Village at 650 E Kane Plex Drive
• Lot line adjustment for parcel 34-51 at 640 W Powell Dr
• Property split into two lots for parcel 34-58 at 898 W Grand Canyon Dr

City Council

The City Council will consider resolutions regarding traffic controls, library services, and emergency medical services. The body will also review a bid process for a municipal airport fuel farm and the 2018 Impact Fee Facilities Plans.

• Construction bid process and contract for a fuel farm at Kanab Municipal Airport
• Resolution for traffic controls at US-Highway 89-A and Kanab Creek Drive
• Amendment to the January 2023 interlocal agreement for emergency medical services with Kane County Hospital
• Interlocal agreement for library services with Kane County
• Appointment of Kimberly Dansie to the Kanab Arts Council through 12/31/2027

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve January minutes and receive reports on the state of the library. The agenda includes updates on library events, statistics, and a report from the Friends of the Library.

• State of the Library report by JanaLee Peay
• Report from new City Council Representative Peter Banks
• Review of library statistics
• Friends of the Library report

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a purchase of fire department breathing apparatus and masks. The body is also considering ordinances regarding sewer connections, cemetery property, and private lane regulations.

• Purchase of 20 self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and 30 masks for the Fire Department ($181,872)
• Proposed development agreement for a forced sewer lateral at 176 West 300 South
• Proposed ordinance amending Municipal Property – Cemetery (Section 8)
• Proposed ordinance amending Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-21 regarding Private Lanes
• Annual financial statements presentation for the year ending June 30, 2023

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss and recommend amendments to Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-21 regarding Private Lanes. The meeting also includes training on the General Plan and public meeting laws.

• Public hearing on amendments to Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-21 Private Lanes
• Petition to amend Land Use Ordinance Chapter 4-21 Private Lanes
• Training on General Plan, Land Use Regulations, and Ex Parte Contacts by Bob Nicholson
• Open & Public Meetings Training by Kent Burggraaf

Arts Council

The Arts Board is meeting to review quarterly art show planning and summer entertainment options. Members will discuss potential changes to the summer schedule and outreach for artists, including poetry and writing nights. The board is also reviewing its mission statement and policies.

• Review of quarterly art shows and first quarter reception
• Discussion of summer entertainment frequency and artist outreach
• Planning for art-related activities for Redrocktoberfest
• Review of board mission statement and policies
• Consideration of new members Erica Berg and Christina Schultz

City Council

The City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Kane County to design and construct an indoor recreation facility. The city will provide land and handle operations and maintenance, while the county will pay for design and construction.

• Approved $225,000 for baseball field lighting at Jacob Hamblin Park via Diamond Mountain Marketing
• Approved an amended development agreement with Catori Canyon Subdivision including $200,000 in creek project contributions
• Adopted a new employee compensation schedule and salary ranges
• Approved an ordinance allowing for lot size averaging in subdivisions
• Approved accounts payable vouchers totaling $544,528.73 across four dates

Heritage & Preservation Board

The Kanab City Heritage and Historic Preservation Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving previous minutes, accepting a member's resignation, and nominating officers. The board will also discuss the Kanab Fort Sign, review past projects, consider new ones, and get an update on the All-Women Town Board Monument. Proposed 2024 meeting dates will be set.

• Release Connie from Board
• Nominations for Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary
• Discussion: Kanab Fort Sign
• Review: Heritage Board projects from February 2022 – September 2023
• Update: All-Women Town Board Monument

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to approve December minutes and vote on officers. The board will review programming plans for January through March and discuss a wish list for a fridge and monitor.

• Voting of Officers
• Postage Grant submission for Jul-Dec 2022 in the amount of $1,376.27
• ARAP Grant final submission overview
• Programming outline for January, February, and March
• Purchase of books for Utah History Month

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Kanab Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding land use ordinance amendments and various zone changes. The body will also review a site plan for a downtown sign and a minor subdivision proposal.

• Site plan review for a replacement sign at 297 W Center St
• Minor subdivision recommendation for parcel K-17-2 at 88 S 100 W
• Public hearing on land use ordinance amendments for Manufactured Homes-KCR Zone and Residential Zone Design Standards
• Public hearing on zone changes for 10 parcels including 34-Bridge and various annex parcels
• Appointment of Casey Glover as Planning Commission Member (term 1/1/2024 – 12/31/2027)