Emery public meetings in 2024

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council will meet to discuss a mid-year budget review and updates to the Subdivision Ordinance. The agenda also includes reports on town maintenance, fire department funding, and a reservoir update.

• 10k County fire dept. Retention & Recruiting funds
• Mid-year Budget review
• Planning and Zoning Subdivision Ordinance updates
• 1% Transient room tax (hotel/motel tax) discussion
• 40yr lease due by 1-7-25

Emery Town

The Emery Town Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 21, 2024, to accept comments on proposed amendments to the city's Land Management and Development Code. The amendments aim to improve clarity, correct issues, and ensure compliance with state requirements for land use review/approval and subdivision platting. After the hearing, the Commission will vote to recommend approval, approval with modifications, or denial to the City Council.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Management and Development Code (clarity, correctness, state compliance)
• Potential vote to recommend the code updates to the City Council

Emery Town

Emery Town is holding a first public hearing on November 21, 2024, to discuss applying for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) through the Utah Department of Workforce Services. The hearing will cover eligible activities, program requirements, and funding allocations. No specific project or dollar amount has been proposed yet; a second hearing would follow if the town decides to apply.

• First public hearing for CDBG Small Cities Program funding
• Discussion of eligible activities including water/sewer lines, fire stations, real property acquisition, and public services like food banks or homeless shelters
• Opportunity for residents to provide input on potential grant applications

Emery Town

The Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss proposed amendments to the Land Management and Development Code. The updates aim to address clarity and correctness while ensuring compliance with state requirements for subdivision platting and land use review processes.

• Public hearing on Land Management and Development Code updates

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council will meet on November 13, 2024 at 7:00 PM. They are holding a public hearing on a subdivision ordinance, voting on a garbage can fee increase and a fair housing resolution needed for grant eligibility, and discussing fire department retention funds, water rates, and town beautification.

• Vote on garbage can fee increase and sign resolution
• Vote on Fair Housing Resolution required for SERDA block grant, DNR, ULC&T
• Discussion and public hearing information for subdivision ordinance
• Fire department retention and recruiting funds of $10,000 from county
• Water rate discussion

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council will meet to vote on a garbage can fee increase and a Fair Housing Resolution. The body will also discuss water rates, a subdivision ordinance, and town employee benefits.

• Vote on garbage can fee increase
• Vote on Fair Housing Resolution for SERDA block grant, DNR, and ULC&T
• 10k County fire dept. Retention & Recruiting funds
• Planning and Zoning-Subdivision Ordinance and public hearing information
• Vote on town employee benefits resolution

Emery Town

The Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss proposed amendments to the Land Management and Development Code. These updates aim to improve clarity and ensure compliance with state requirements for subdivision platting and land use review processes.

• Public hearing on Land Management and Development Code updates

Emery Town Council Meeting

The provided document is a meeting notice and recording upload for the October 9, 2024, Emery Town Council meeting. It contains no specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions.

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council will meet to discuss town beautification, animal control, and a self-audit. The body is scheduled to vote on an increase to garbage can fees and discuss transitioning the town website to a .gov domain by January 2025.

• Vote on garbage can fee increase
• Discussion on town email and website transition to .GOV by Jan 2025
• Town self-audit report
• Planning and Zoning update
• Property lines discussion regarding Ben Staley

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council is meeting to approve minutes from June, July, and August, and a budget hearing. They will hear reports including the fire chief's report, updates on town beautification (Scarecrow Festival and Chili Cookoff on Oct. 12th), and a rabies clinic. Other items include a vacation payout for Terry Edwards, planning and zoning matters, the town maintenance job and benefits, and discussion of whether Emery Town has an emergency plan.

• Approval of minutes from June, July, August, and budget hearing
• Town Beautification: Scarecrow Festival and Chili Cookoff on Oct. 12th
• Animal Control: Rabies clinic scheduled Jan. 4th, 1:30-4:00 PM
• Councilperson Kim Hansen: Terry Edwards vacation payout
• Mayor's report: Town Maintenance Job candidates and benefits; reservoir/Misty Christiansen; question of emergency plan

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the budget for the fiscal year running from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. The council will also work on a town letter to the BLM regarding trail closures near Emery Town.

• Public hearing for the July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025 budget adoption
• Discussion of a town letter to the BLM regarding trail closure near Emery Town

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes and invoices, plus reports from the fire chief and mayor. They will also discuss several specific items such as animal control, water rights, a proposed archery hunt, planning and zoning, and a budget review.

• Discussion of water rights
• Animal control report
• Proposed depredation doe archery hunt in town
• Budget review
• Zions signers and release of Lindsay

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council is holding its regular March meeting on March 12, 2024, at 7:00 PM. The agenda is minimal, listing only 'March City Council' and referencing a combined agenda-minutes document. No specific action items are detailed in the notice.

• Meeting scheduled for March 12, 2024, 7:00 PM at 65 N Center, Emery, UT
• Agenda and minutes combined in a single PDF attachment
• Notice tags include Records Management and Ordinances
• Electronic or telephone participation available
• ADA accommodations contact provided

Emery Town

Emery Town will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed increase in rates for outside water connections. The meeting will take place at the town office located at 65 N Center St.

• Public hearing regarding a raise in rates for outside water connections

Emery Town

This notice is not a meeting agenda but a job posting for the City Recorder/Clerk position in Emery Town. The role includes administrative support to the mayor and council, records management, payroll, budgeting, and other duties. Applications and resumes are accepted at the town office until February 12, 2024.

• City Recorder/Clerk position open until February 12, 2024
• Duties include payroll, general ledger, budget officer, purchasing agent
• Applications accepted at Emery Town office, 65 N. Center St., Emery, UT 84522

Emery Town Council Meeting

The Emery Town Council is holding its January meeting to handle routine business including approving December minutes, an invoice report, and the fire chief's report. They will also discuss city sanitation rates, training in April, Zoom, animal control, CVSSD, and planning and zoning. New council members will be sworn in.

• Swearing in of new council members
• Approve minutes from December 12th
• Discussion of city sanitation rates
• Discussion of animal control
• Discussion of planning and zoning

Emery Town

The Emery Town Council meeting on January 9, 2024, covered several decisions and discussions. The council approved replacing lighting at the ambulance bay and outside the building for up to $2,000, and voted to increase outside water connection rates to $54. They also discussed cemetery record-keeping, a potential solar field, and a $600,000 state grant for a reservoir.

• Approved lighting update for ambulance bay and outside building, contingent on bid not exceeding $2,000
• Voted to increase outside water connection rates from $40.12 to $54
• Discussed replacing outdated cemetery records system and setting a $200 fee for cremated remains headstones
• Discussed a $600,000 state grant for a reservoir on Moore's Bench
• Discussed zoning requirements for a solar field on Dennis Stringham's property