Mayfield public meetings in 2025
31 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will meet on December 17, 2025, to decide on two ordinances: one to continue the Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Sales and Use Tax, and another to adopt Wildland-Urban Interface Building Standards. The meeting is scheduled for 1:00 PM at 52 N Main Street, Mayfield, UT 84643.
- Ordinance 2025-6: Adopt Proposition #10 to continue RAP Sales and Use Tax
- Ordinance 2025-7: Adopt Wildland-Urban Interface Building Standards and codify in Mayfield Town Code
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council posted the 2026 meeting calendar and repeated standard public-notice procedures. No ordinances, contracts, or fee changes appear on this agenda; the only action is to adopt the published schedule.
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments regarding a proposed annexation of land. The meeting is scheduled for December 10, 2025, at 6:30 PM at the Mayfield Town Hall.
- Public hearing for proposed annexation of parcels including S10546X3, S10546X, and S10546X1
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on two proposed ordinances. These include new regulations for accessory dwelling units and the adoption of the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code.
- Proposed Internal Accessory Dwelling Units (IADUs) and Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs) Ordinance
- Proposed Utah Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Ordinance Adoption
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting on December 10, 2025. The hearing will take public comment on proposed ordinances for internal and detached accessory dwelling units, adoption of the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code, and annexation of 2.84 acres at approximately 220 W 100 S. The council will also discuss and possibly approve a paperless billing incentive, the 2026 meeting schedule, adoption of a RAP Tax ordinance, and updates to the dog ordinance.
- Public hearing on proposed ADU ordinance (internal and detached accessory dwelling units)
- Public hearing on adoption of Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code for fire safety
- Public hearing on Vearl Christiansen annexation request for 2.84 acres at ~220 W 100 S
- Discussion and possible approval of incentive for paperless billing
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025-6 Enacting RAP Tax
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will meet to officially canvass the results of the 2025 Municipal General Election. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 PM on November 18, 2025, at 52 N Main Street. The agenda includes opening ceremonies and the canvass of election results, followed by adjournment.
- Canvass of 2025 Municipal General Election results
- Public comment period (2 minutes per speaker)
- Meeting location: 52 N Main Street, Mayfield, UT
Town Council
The Town Council will meet to certify the 2025 Municipal General Election results and discuss new ordinances for accessory dwelling units. The body will also review the first quarter financial report for FY26 and discuss public access to specific local sites.
- Canvass of 2025 Municipal General Election results
- Proposed Ordinance 2025-6 and 2025-7 regarding Internal and Detached Accessory Dwelling Units
- Approval of FY26 Quarter 1 financial report
- Donation request for Sanpete County Sub-4-Santa
- Discussion of public access to White Hills and Old Dump site
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will hold a work meeting to continue discussions and potentially approve changes to town ordinances. The primary focus is on allowing Internal and Detached Accessory Dwelling Units.
- Possible approval of amending Town ordinances for Internal Accessory Dwelling Units
- Possible approval of amending Town ordinances for Detached Accessory Dwelling Units
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will meet to discuss and possibly approve amendments to town ordinances. The primary focus is the allowance of Internal and Detached Accessory Dwelling Units.
- Possible approval of ordinance amendments for Internal Accessory Dwelling Units
- Possible approval of ordinance amendments for Detached Accessory Dwelling Units
Town Council
The Town Council is processing a petition to annex approximately 2.84 acres of land. The proposed area would also be automatically annexed to the Sanpete County Fire Service Area district.
- Vearl A. Christiansen Annexation Petition for 2.84 acres
- Deadline for filing written protests is November 25, 2025, at 4:00 p.m.
Town Council
The Town Council has adopted Ordinance 2025-5 to amend impact fees. These fees are applied to development to fund infrastructure and public spaces.
- Ordinance 2025-5: Total impact fees set at $10,142.52
- Parks and Open Spaces fee: $3,281.25
- Roads fee: $1,739.43
- Water fee: $5,121.84
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding the reauthorization of the Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Tax. The meeting also includes decisions on project payments and an ordinance to amend impact fees.
- Public hearing on Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Tax reauthorization
- Approval of payment to UDOT for Safe Path Connect Project
- Approval of payment to Gunnison Valley PD for School Resource Officer
- Approval of Ordinance 2025-5 Amending Impact Fees
- Discussion of Vearl Albert Christiansen annexation request
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a public hearing to provide information and receive comment on the reauthorization of the Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Tax. This item will appear as proposition #10 on the 2025 General Election Ballot.
- Public hearing on RAP Tax Reauthorization Proposition #10
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will discuss a petition to annex land southwest of town. The body will also review zoning ordinances that may require updates.
- Petition by Vearl Albert Christiansen to annex 2.83 acres at approximately 220 West 100 South
- Discussion of zoning ordinance updates
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council meeting agenda is procedural and contains only a notice posting the sample ballot for the November 4, 2025 General Election. No decisions or discussions are listed.
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a public hearing to discuss proposed impact fees for parks and roads, which would apply to new residential developments. The fees are based on an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis prepared under Utah state law.
- Roads: $1,739.43 per dwelling unit
- Parks and Open Space: $3,281.25 per dwelling unit
- Public hearing at Mayfield Town Hall, 52 N Main Street, on September 10, 2025 at 6:30 PM
- Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis available for review at Town Hall and online
- Written comments accepted until hearing deadline via Town Clerk email
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a public hearing on proposed impact fees for roads and parks, calculated at $1,739.43 and $3,281.25 per dwelling unit respectively. The meeting also includes a regular session with public comments, department reports, and discussions on zoning, ordinances, and annexation.
- Proposed road impact fee: $1,739.43 per dwelling unit
- Proposed park impact fee: $3,281.25 per dwelling unit
- Request for $1,000 donation to Gunnison High School Swim Team for new scoreboard
- Discussion of Airbnb, Accessory Dwelling Units, and zoning ordinance
- Possible approval of impact fees for roads and parks
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council has posted a public notice for Ballot Proposition #10, asking residents to reauthorize a 0.1% Recreation Arts and Parks (RAP) sales and use tax for ten years starting in 2026. The tax would fund parks, trails, recreational facilities, and community cultural activities. Arguments for or against the proposition must be submitted by September 10, 2025.
- Reauthorize 0.1% RAP sales tax for 10 years
- Funding for parks, trails, recreational facilities, and cultural activities
- Arguments for/against due by September 10, 2025
- Vote on November 4, 2025 general election
- Contact: Amanda Bennett, 52 N Main Street, [email protected]
Town Council
The Town Council will discuss setting impact fees for roads and parks and a resolution to reauthorize the Local Recreational, Arts, and Parks (RAP) sales and use tax. The body will also review several funding requests and a plat amendment for Mayfield Estates.
- Resolution 2025-G to reauthorize the Local Recreational, Arts, and Parks (RAP) sales and use tax
- Possible approval of impact fees for parks and roads via Ensign Engineering
- Plat amendment to Phase IV of Mayfield Estates
- GVHS request for $150 in extra-curricular support
- Annexation petition request from Vearl Albert Christiansen
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will meet to consider a petition for land annexation and potential changes to the town code. The body will discuss whether to allow Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) within the municipality.
- Petition by Vearl Albert Christiansen to annex 2.83 acres at approximately 220 West 100 South
- Proposed updates to Mayfield Town Code 18.48.040 and 18.48.060 to allow Accessory Dwelling Units
Town Council
The Town Council will consider joining a regional police department and adopting new drainage maintenance requirements. The body will also review impact fee analyses for parks and roads and vote on several equipment and service contracts.
- Discussion of joining Gunnison Valley Police Department
- Payment of $5,138.40 to Rocky Mountain Power for streetlights in Mayfield Estates Phase IV
- Adoption of Ordinance 2025-2 regarding drainage feature maintenance and culvert size
- Possible purchase of a small tractor from Hermansen's Equipment
- Renewal of Whites Sanitation contract
Town Council
This notice is a certificate of posting for three ordinances adopted by the Town Council on June 11, 2025. The document serves as the official public notification of these decisions.
- Ordinance 2025-1: Establishing compensation for elected and statutory officers
- Ordinance 2025-3: Prohibiting dogs in Mayfield Town Park
- Ordinance 2025-4: Requiring dumpsters and portable restroom facilities at construction sites
Town Council
The Town Council will discuss and vote on the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The meeting includes the potential adoption of four ordinances covering officer compensation, drainage maintenance, park rules, and construction site requirements.
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2026 Budget
- Ordinance 2025-1: Compensation for Elected and Statutory Officers
- Ordinance 2025-2: Minimum gutter drainage maintenance and minimum culvert size
- Ordinance 2025-3: Prohibiting dogs in Mayfield Town Park
- Ordinance 2025-4: Requiring dumpsters and portable restrooms at construction sites
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the tentative Fiscal Year 2026 budget and proposed amendments to the Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The meeting will also cover four proposed ordinances regarding officer compensation, drainage, park rules, and construction sites.
- Public hearing for Fiscal Year 2026 Tentative Budget
- Proposed FY 2025 budget amendments for Highways and Public Improvements and Parks, Recreation and Public Property
- Ordinance 2025-1: Compensation for elected and statutory officers
- Ordinance 2025-2: Drainage feature maintenance and minimum culvert size
- Ordinance 2025-3: Prohibiting dogs in town parks (except service animals) and Ordinance 2025-4: Construction site dumpster and portable restroom requirements
Town Council
Town Recorder Amanda Bennett has certified the qualified candidates for the 2025 municipal elections. This notice lists the individuals eligible to run for Mayor and Councilmember positions.
- Mayor candidate: Travis Good
- Councilmember candidates: Jack C. Wilber and Mitzi Fuller
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a regular meeting on May 14, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Key items include tentative approval of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and adoption of Resolution 2025-A, which creates a privacy program under the Utah Government Data Privacy Act. The council will also discuss a potential flooding issue at 111 East Canyon Road and a service project request from Mike Toronto. Routine business includes reviewing claims, minutes, and department reports.
- Tentative approval of the Fiscal Year 2026 Tentative Budget
- Review and approval of Resolution 2025-A adopting a privacy program under the Utah Government Data Privacy Act
- Discussion of request for action on potential flooding issue along ditch at 111 East Canyon Road
- Discussion of service project request from Mike Toronto
- Safe Path Connect project report from Mayor Anderson
Town Council
The Mayfield Town Council will hold a work meeting to discuss and possibly approve follow-up actions on town ordinance violations and review the upcoming budget. No public comments will be taken on agenda items, but general public comment is allowed later.
- Discussion and possible approval of follow-up on Town Ordinance Violations
- Review and discussion of the upcoming budget
- Meeting is a work meeting; no public comments on agenda items
- Electronic participation available via Zoom with prior arrangements
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will discuss a proposed annexation of 2 to 8 acres southwest of town, requested by Vearl Albert Christiansen. The commission will also review the town's accessory building ordinance and annexation policy, and approve minutes from previous meetings. No formal votes are listed on the agenda.
- Discussion of annexation of 2–8 acres southwest of town requested by Vearl Albert Christiansen
- Review of accessory building ordinance
- Review of annexation policy
- Approval of meeting minutes
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will discuss and possibly approve Nate Murray's request for an accessory building at 845 N 140 W, and review the town's accessory building ordinance. The five-item agenda also includes approval of minutes and adjournment.
- Discussion and possible approval of Nate Murray's request for an accessory building at 845 N 140 W
- Review of accessory building ordinance
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss and potentially approve a request from Nate Murray for an accessory building with living quarters. The commission will also review the town's accessory building ordinance.
- Request for accessory building with living quarters at 845 N 140 W
- Review of accessory building ordinance
Planning Commission
The Mayfield Planning Commission will discuss and possibly approve Jeddle Properties' request for a new home build at 599 North State Street. The commission will also vote on approval of prior meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible approval of Jeddle Properties' request for new home build at 599 North State Street
- Approval of meeting minutes