Orangeville, UT

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss and potentially vote on rules regarding human habitation in RVs on private residence property. The body will also hear reports from the Zoning Administrator and City County representative.

• Approve/Deny: Human habitation in RV's on private residence property
• Planning Committee Members' Concerns discussion
• Zoning Administrator report from Seth Manning
• City County report from Doug Stilson

Orangeville City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss updating the city fee schedule. The body will also review water connections, a business license, and equipment purchases.

• Resolution No. 2026-10 to establish a disinterment fee of $1,500.00
• Purchase of a skid steer
• Business license for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• Water connection for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• Water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle

Orangeville City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss amending the city fee schedule. The body will also consider water connection and usage agreements and a business license application.

• Resolution No. 2026-10 to establish a $1,500.00 disinterment fee
• Business license application for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• Water connection for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• Water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle
• Purchase of a skid steer

Orangeville City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss updating the city fee schedule. The body will also consider water connection requests and a business license application.

• Resolution No. 2026-10 to establish a disinterment fee of $1,500.00
• Water connection request for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• Business license application for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• Purchase of a skid steer
• Water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold a public hearing on October 8, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. at Orangeville City Hall, 25 North Main Street, followed by its regular meeting. The single listed action item is Resolution 2026-10, which would amend the city fee schedule to change the dis-internment fee to $1,500.00. Residents who want to speak at the hearing must notify the city office at least three days in advance.

• Resolution 2026-10: amend fee schedule to set dis-internment fee at $1,500.00
• Public hearing at 6:30 p.m. on October 8, 2026, at 25 North Main Street
• To address the council, notify the Orangeville City Office at least three days prior or call 435-748-2651
• ADA accommodations available by notifying the City Recorder at 435-748-2651 at least three days prior
• No electronic or telephone participation available

Orangeville City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss updating the city fee schedule. The body will also consider several business and utility requests and the purchase of equipment.

• Resolution No. 2026-10 to establish a $1,500.00 disinterment fee
• Purchase of a skid steer
• Business license for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• Water connection for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• Water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a special work meeting on September 17, 2026, to discuss and consider two items: water meter sizes and human habitation in camp trailers and other mobile vehicles. The agenda includes no other substantive items, and no action is expected on matters not listed.

• Discuss/Consider: Water meter sizes
• Discuss/Consider: Human habitation in camp trailers and other mobile vehicles

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold its regular meeting on September 10, 2026, to consider routine approvals (bills, minutes) and several action items, including a water lease extension, a proposed fee increase for disinterment, a refund for a cancelled firehall rental, a credit for water overbilling, and policy updates. The agenda also includes a possible closed session for discussions on individual, litigation, real property, and other matters as allowed by Utah law.

• Discuss raising disinterment price to $1,500
• Approve/Deny water lease extension for John Wick
• Ratify refund to K Larson for cancelled Old Firehall rental due to flood
• Approve/Deny credit of $476.56 to Chelsea Anderson for water overbilling
• Approve/Deny updated annexation policy reflecting legislative changes

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold its regular meeting on September 10, 2026, to consider several administrative and financial items. These include approving bills, minutes, a water lease extension, and a refund, as well as discussing a proposed fee increase and a new business introduction.

• Discuss raising disinterment price to $1,500
• Approve water lease extension for John Wick
• Ratify refund to K Larson for cancelled Old Firehall rental due to flood
• Approve credit of $476.56 to Chelsea Anderson for water overcharge
• Approve updated annexation policy and email policy

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to consider several land use and utility items. Discussions include water usage costs, water line connection fees, and updated annexation policies.

• Approval/denial of updated Annexation Policy
• Discussion of water usage overage costs and larger water line connection fees
• Approval/denial of habitation in camp trailers on private property with an existing residence
• Approval/denial of farm stands on commercial property
• Consideration of two 40 ft containers at 1st North and Main

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved an updated City Annexation Ordinance to comply with 2026 state laws. The body also approved a farm stand for baked goods and crafts on Main Street and discussed water line connection costs.

• Approval of a farm stand for baked goods and crafts across from the Post Office on Main Street
• Approval of updated City Annexation Ordinance for state law compliance
• Tabled discussion on habitation in camp trailers on private property until October
• Discussion of costs for 4, 6, and 8 inch water line connections
• Report of a potential cell tower installation

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council held an emergency meeting on August 31, 2026, to discuss needs and status regarding a flash flood. No formal agenda was provided beyond addressing the flood situation.

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council held an emergency working meeting to review the response to a recent flood, discuss recovery efforts, and coordinate next steps. The council discussed gathering information from affected residents and volunteers, tracking damage and help received, and creating a project list for volunteer groups. They also discussed potential funding options, insurance claims, and future emergency preparedness.

• Discussed flood damage to baseball field, dugout, and storage
• Planned city-wide clean-up day tentatively for September 12
• Noted donations should be taken to Emery County Sheriff's Office
• Discussed need for radios/walkie-talkies for future emergencies
• Boiler in bathrooms to be inspected before turning back on

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 13, 2026, to consider several administrative and operational items. These include approving bills, minutes, a resolution for PTIF account access, a suicide prevention proclamation, and an MOU with Emery County and UHP for speed limit signs. The council will also discuss a water lease extension, ratify AC repairs and dumpster cameras, and hear animal control concerns from a resident.

• Approve/Deny - Public Entity Resolution authorizing Christine Kurta and Jessica Allen to access/transact with PTIF accounts
• Approve/Deny - Proclamation declaring September 2026 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
• Approve/Deny - MOU with Emery County and UHP for Speed Limit Signs
• Mike Madsen - Water lease Extension - Approve/Deny
• Ratify - AC repairs by Snow Heating and Air (replace motor in AC/Furnace) and cameras for new dumpster installed by Emery County

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 13, 2026, to consider routine approvals, a water lease extension, an MOU with Emery County and UHP for speed limit signs, and a proclamation for Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. The agenda also includes public comments, ratification of prior AC repairs and dumpster cameras, and a possible closed session for legal, property, or personnel matters.

• Approve/Deny: Public Entity Resolution authorizing Christine Kurta and Jessica Allen to access/transact with PTIF accounts
• Approve/Deny: Proclamation declaring September 2026 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
• Approve/Deny: MOU with Emery County and UHP for speed limit signs
• Approve/Deny: Water lease extension presented by Mike Madsen
• Ratify: AC repairs by Snow Heating and Air (motor replacement) and cameras for new dumpster installed by Emery County

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council met in regular session on August 13, 2026, and approved several routine items including bills, minutes, a resolution authorizing PTIF account access, a proclamation for Suicide Prevention Month, an MOU with Emery County and UHP for speed limit signs, a one-year water lease extension for Mike Madsen, and ratification of AC repairs and dumpster cameras. The council also heard public comments about animal control and a town hall announcement.

• Approved one-year extension on Mike Madsen's water lease
• Approved MOU with Emery County and UHP for speed limit signs
• Ratified AC repairs by Snow Heating and Air for City Hall
• Ratified cameras for new dumpster installed by Emery County
• Proclaimed September 2026 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on August 11, 2026, to discuss and consider several items, including parking and living in camp trailers on private property, dumpster protocols, and reports from the zoning administrator and city council. The meeting is open to the public, with time for citizen concerns.

• Discuss/consider parking and living in camp trailers on private property
• Discuss/consider dumpster protocols
• Zoning Administrator report by Seth Manning
• City County report by Doug Stilson
• Approval of minutes

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission held a regular meeting on July 16, 2026. They approved the June minutes, denied a carport application, and discussed animal control issues and a proposed ordinance for an advanced energy and manufacturing district. The commission also heard reports on citizen concerns about trailer living and water restrictions.

• Denied Calvin Bennett's carport application (motion by Chad Larsen, seconded by Travis Richards)
• Discussed ordinance I-2 for Advanced Energy and Manufacturing District, with Valar Atomics representative present
• Citizen complaint about a camper trailer being lived in on Main Street; to be discussed next month
• Animal control problems with dogs chasing people; to be taken up at City Council
• Mayor reported water restrictions may allow watering needs until September

Orangeville City Planning and Zoning

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss animal control and a specific energy and manufacturing district ordinance. The commission will also vote on a carport request for Calvin Bennett.

• Approve/Deny: Calvin Bennett carport
• Discuss/Consider: Ordinance I-2: Advanced Energy and Manufacturing District
• Discuss/Consider: Animal Control Problems

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council held a public hearing to discuss and consider Resolution 2026-9, which would amend the city's fee schedule and adopt an updated consolidated fee schedule. The changes had been previously discussed in public Planning and Zoning and City Council meetings. No public comment was received, and the hearing was closed to open the regular session.

• Resolution 2026-9: amending the Orangeville City fee schedule and adopting an updated consolidated fee schedule
• Public hearing held with no public comment
• Motion to open public meeting passed with 3 affirmative votes
• Motion to close public hearing and open regular session passed with 3 affirmative votes

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council is approving resolutions to update the city's consolidated fee schedule and adopt the Emery County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan. The council also approved a utility account credit, added two officials to bank accounts, and discussed a dog complaint, watering enforcement, and the Valor annexation process.

• Resolution 2026-9-A: amended and adopted the consolidated fee schedule
• Resolution 2026-10: adopted the Emery County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan
• Account credit for Susan Abass for an extra garbage can charge
• Added Christine Kurta and Jessica Allan to Zions Bank accounts
• Discussed nuclear energy ordinance and Valor annexation (August meeting)

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold a public hearing and regular session to consider amending the city's fee schedule and adopting the Emery County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan. The meeting will also include approval of past meeting minutes and staff reports.

• Public Hearing on Resolution 2026-9 (Fee Schedule)
• Resolution 2026-10 (Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan)
• Approval of June 11, 2026 Meeting Minutes
• Account Credit for Susan Abass (Garbage Can)
• Ratification of AC Repairs (City Hall & Community Center)

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and consider Resolution 2026-9, which would amend the city fee schedule and adopt an updated consolidated fee schedule. The hearing will include an introduction by Mayor Shaun Bell, open public comment, and closure before the regular session begins. No specific fee amounts or details are listed in the agenda.

• Discuss/Consider Resolution 2026-9 amending the Orangeville City Fee Schedule and adopting an updated consolidated fee schedule

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss updating the city's fee schedule. The council is considering the adoption of an updated consolidated fee schedule via Resolution 2026-9.

• Public hearing and action item to amend Resolution 2026-9 regarding the Orangeville City Fee Schedule

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will meet to approve minutes from previous budget and public hearings, adopt a pre-disaster mitigation plan, and amend the city's fee schedule.

• Approve minutes from June 11, 2026 budget and public hearings
• Adopt Emery County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan
• Amend Orangeville City Fee Schedule
• Account credit for extra garbage can charge
• Ratify AC repairs at City Hall and Community Center

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council is following a state executive order to ban personal fireworks from July 2 to July 5, 2026, due to severe drought conditions. The city will not designate any discharge areas, and illegal use is a Class B Misdemeanor punishable by up to $1,000 per violation.

• Ban on personal fireworks (July 2-5, 2026)
• Class B Misdemeanor for illegal discharge
• Penalty of up to $1,000 per violation
• No designated discharge areas within city limits

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council is meeting to discuss the municipal budget, with the agenda consisting solely of an audio recording from a prior budget hearing held on June 11, 2026. No other items are listed. The meeting is a public hearing.

• Review of June 11, 2026 Budget Hearing Audio

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council will meet on June 15, 2026, to review the audio recording of the June 11, 2026 Enterprise Hearing. The meeting is held at 25 North Main St., Orangeville, UT 84537, and includes ADA accommodation notices.

Orangeville City Council

This meeting notice references an audio recording of the June 11, 2026 City Council meeting. The agenda consists solely of the audio file; no written agenda items are provided. This appears to be a procedural posting.

Orangeville City Council

The Orangeville City Council held an Enterprise Fund Hearing to discuss a transfer of $43,500 from the Utility Fund to the General Fund to address an operating deficit caused by unforeseen expenditures. The council voted 4-0 to approve the transfer and then moved into a Budget Hearing. No public comments were received during the hearing.

• Transfer of $43,500 from Utility Fund to General Fund to cover operating deficit
• Motion to approve transfer passed 4-0 (Kevin Butler, Kari Alton)
• Motion to close Enterprise Fund Hearing and move to Budget Hearing passed 4-0 (Kurt McQuivey, David McKee)