Panguitch, UT

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council is meeting to adopt the agenda, approve minutes, and consider two business license applications. They will also discuss planning and zoning members, hold an executive session, and receive department reports. The agenda is mostly routine administrative items.

• Business license for Shed Space Solutions at 475 E Center
• Business license for Garfield Memorial Hospital-Garfield Memorial Clinic
• Planning and Zoning members appointment
• Executive session
• Department reports and calendar

Panguitch City Council

Panguitch City Council is requesting bids for a pre-engineered metal building package, including a main building and lean-to, with a deadline of September 18, 2026. The agenda is a request for bids, not a regular council meeting, and contains no other items.

• Main building: 60' x 90' clear-span, 16' eave height, 3:12 roof
• Lean-to: 24' x 90' open-sided, 2:12 roof pitch
• Minimum 26-gauge steel panels, R-25 wall and R-30 roof insulation
• Bids due by email to Mat Houston by 5:00 PM MT on September 18, 2026
• Optional separate estimate for erection and insulation

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council meeting scheduled for August 25, 2026, has been cancelled. No agenda items or decisions are listed for this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled

Panguitch City Public Library

The Panguitch City Library Board is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes from May 4, 2026, then discuss library business including the budget, librarian reports, policies, unfinished and new business, and the Friends of the Library. The meeting is a routine monthly business session with no specific action items detailed in the agenda.

• Review and approve minutes of May 4, 2026
• Library Board business including budget discussion
• Librarian reports
• Policy review
• Friends of the Library update

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a regular meeting to vote on two business licenses, a beer permit for a local restaurant, and a beer garden event. The agenda also includes adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes, an executive session, and department reports.

• Business license for Kings Peak Lumber, LLC at 165 N 700 W
• Business license for Micro Bakery - Utah Blind Baker/Leslie Alexander
• Local consent beer permit for The 89 Table, LLC
• Beer garden on September 4, 2026 at Henrie's Drive In

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council meeting scheduled for July 28, 2026, has been cancelled.

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council approved a conditional use permit for a horse, three business licenses, and discussed a new Saturday farmers market managed by Moni Nyborg as a pilot program. The council also entered executive session for personnel matters and heard department reports on rights-of-way cleanup, traffic signs, the summer food program, and the upcoming Pioneer Day parade.

• Approved conditional use permit for a horse at 357 East 100 North
• Approved business licenses for Adobe Desert Boutique Motel (390 N Main), DG Retail LLC (489 N Main), and Knight Equipment Services LLC (90 S 100 W)
• Farmers market pilot program to run Saturday mornings 9 AM–noon starting August, vendor fee $45/month or $15/week, on grass behind Zions Bank
• Discussed converting yield signs to stop signs on 300 North and relocating flashing SLOW sign near school for four weeks
• Landfill dozer needs $8,000 hydraulic fan pump after prior $17,000 radiator replacement

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit for a horse at 357 E 100 N. The council will also vote on new business licenses for Adobe Desert Boutique Motel, DG Retail LLC, and Knight Equipment Services. An update on the farmers market is scheduled, and the council will enter an executive session for closed discussion. The meeting includes routine agenda adoption and minutes approval.

• Conditional use permit for a horse at 357 E 100 N
• Business license for Adobe Desert Boutique Motel at 390 N Main
• Business license for DG Retail LLC at 489 N Main
• Business license for Knight Equipment Services
• Discussion of farmers market

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the 2025-2026 Budget Opening. This hearing is part of a regularly scheduled City Council meeting.

• Public hearing regarding the 2025-2026 Budget Opening

Panguitch City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the 2025-2026 budget. The body will also consider resolutions for the General, Water, and Sewer funds.

• Public hearing for 2025-2026 budget opening
• Resolution 2026-2 (General Fund), Resolution 2026-3 (Water Fund), and Resolution 2026-4 (Sewer Fund)
• Business license for Mackaben Hospitality Group/Sevier Coffee Co.
• Business license for Focus Interpreting
• Fraud risk assessment

Panguitch City Council

The City Council approved the General Fund, Water Fund, and Sewer Fund budgets. The council also approved a low-risk fraud assessment and granted small donations for a 6th grade trip and a local band float.

• General Fund allocations: $80,000 to Parks & Recreation, $60,000 to Animal Shelter, $50,000 to B&C Road funds
• Donation of $125 per sixth-grade student for a Washington, D.C. trip
• Donation of $250 for the Panguitch Rhythm Band float
• Business licenses approved for Mackaben Hospitality Group/Sevier Coffee Co. and Focus Interpreting
• Approval of the annual Fraud Risk Assessment

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Planning Commission is meeting to discuss and act on a proposed amendment to the Pleasant Acres Minor Lot Subdivision. Other agenda items include adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes, and adjournment.

• Amending the Pleasant Acres Minor Lot Subdivision

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold public hearings and consider adoption of the 2026-2027 final budget and Ordinance 2026-2 on compensation increases for specific city officers. The council will also decide on a business license for a mobile farmstand operated by Eric and Suzanne Palmer. The agenda includes approval of minutes, department reports, and an executive session.

• Public hearing and Ordinance 2026-2 on compensation increases for specific city officers
• Public hearing and adoption of the 2026-2027 final budget
• Business license application for a mobile farmstand by Eric and Suzanne Palmer
• Executive session (closed to public)
• Approval of minutes and department reports

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adopting Ordinance 2026-2, which would increase compensation for specific city officers. The hearing takes place during a regularly scheduled council meeting at 5:30 PM on May 26, 2026, at the Panguitch City Office.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-2: Compensation Increases for Specific City Officers

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the 2026-2027 Final Budget. The hearing is scheduled for May 26, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the Panguitch City Office.

• Public hearing to adopt the 2026-2027 Final Budget

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council met on May 26, 2026, to approve the 2026-2027 final budget and a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment for specific city officers. The council also discussed landfill expansion, right-of-way ordinance enforcement, and a mobile farmstand business license.

• Approval of 2026-2027 Final Budget
• Ordinance 2026-2 to increase compensation for specific city officers by 2.8%
• Business license approval for Eric and Suzanne Palmer’s Mobile Farmstand
• Right-of-way ordinance enforcement to begin June 29, 2026
• Panguitch City Landfill expansion update with prairie dog mitigation costs estimated at $90,000

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council held a public hearing and unanimously approved Ordinance 2026-2, which provides a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment for specific city officers. The council also held a public hearing and unanimously approved the 2026-2027 Final Budget. A business license for a mobile farmstand operated by Eric and Suzanne Palmer was approved with restrictions on right-of-way parking. Updates were given on right-of-way ordinance enforcement, landfill expansion, and a new baseball park pavilion grant.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-2 for 2.8% compensation increases for specific city officers
• Approved the 2026-2027 Final Budget with no public comments
• Approved business license for Eric and Suzanne Palmer's mobile farmstand, with parking prohibited on state and city right-of-way
• Right-of-way ordinance enforcement to begin June 29; civil fines and impoundment after notice periods
• Landfill expansion update: prairie dog survey planned, BLM proposed alternative southward site, east expansion mitigation costs estimated at $90,000

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Community Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss a resolution regarding a growth and redevelopment survey area.

• Resolution 2016-1 designating the Panguitch City Growth and Redevelopment Survey Area

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will discuss and potentially adopt the 2026-2027 tentative budget. The agenda also includes two single event permits for beer gardens at Henrie's Drive In, a bike path to Red Canyon, and several business license applications. An executive session is scheduled for closed discussion.

• 2026-2027 Tentative Budget
• Tax Incentive Survey Area discussion
• Two single event permits for beer gardens at Henrie's Drive In on June 27 and July 4, 2026
• Bike path to Red Canyon
• Business license/conditional use permit for The Farmstand at 350 S 100 W

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a work meeting to discuss the Tax Incentives Survey Area. No other specific agenda items were listed.

• Tax Incentives Survey Area

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council approved the 2026-2027 tentative budget with an amendment to increase matching funds for a Historical Highway 89 grant from $40,000 to $80,000. They discussed a proposed 12-foot-wide multi-use path from Panguitch to Red Canyon and directed the city manager to submit a letter of support. The council also approved two single-event permits for beer gardens at Henrie's Drive-In, several business licenses, and reviewed secondary water restrictions amid drought conditions. A $94,600 state grant for a pavilion at the baseball fields was announced.

• Approved 2026-2027 tentative budget with amendment for $80,000 Historical Highway 89 grant (increase from $40,000) requiring additional $20,000 in matching funds.
• Discussed bike path to Red Canyon — 12-foot-wide paved multi-use path along Highway 89; directed city manager to submit support letter.
• Approved single-event permits for beer gardens at Henrie's Drive-In on June 27 and July 3, 2026.
• Approved conditional use permit and business license for The Farmstand at 350 South 100 West, plus business licenses for Ramsay Property Services and Serenitatem.
• Council discussed secondary water schedule and drought concerns; city has ~62 days of allocation and a three-strike enforcement policy.

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Planning Commission met to review a conditional use permit for a home-based food sales operation. The commission voted unanimously to approve the permit and forward it to the City Council.

• Conditional Use Permit for The Farmstand home-based food sales at 350 S 100 W

Panguitch City Public Library

The Panguitch City Library Board met and approved the agenda and prior minutes. They discussed the upcoming retirement of Librarian Verlaine Spencer, a second technology grant for 24/7 internet access, and summer activities including food boxes and Friends of the Library events. No formal board business or unfinished business was addressed.

• Librarian Verlaine Spencer to retire August 13; position to be advertised in July
• Second technology grant to upgrade 2 computers and provide 24/7 internet access
• Food boxes available again this summer, likely Wednesdays 3:00-5:30 PM starting June
• Donated shelf installation on hold pending crew scheduling
• Friends of the Library planning Quilt Walk, Summer Reading, Balloon Fest; considering return box replacement

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council approved a $2,735 expenditure for fire department compliance software, tabled decisions on a grant-writing service and a fire cost recovery ordinance, and approved four business licenses. The council discussed severe water shortage conditions, with spring flows at record lows and a proposed culinary watering restriction from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.

• Approved $2,735 for cloud-based fire compliance software (NFPA/OSHA compliance)
• Tabled proposal for $4,500/year grant-writing service pending budget review
• Tabled fire cost recovery ordinance for insurance billing outside city limits
• Approved business licenses for Boot and Booze Liquor (24 E 100 N), Color Country Hotel (526 N Main), BW's Adventures, and The 89 Table (41 North Main)
• Discussed water conservation: spring flows 40% below lowest readings, one spring at 1 GPM; city urged water-wise messaging

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a meeting on April 14, 2026, at 5:00 PM at 25 S 200 E, Panguitch. The sole item on the agenda is the consideration of Ordinance 2026-2, which would amend the Panguitch City Municipal Code. No other items are listed; the agenda consists of this one ordinance and standard procedural notices.

• Consideration of Ordinance 2026-2 amending Panguitch City Municipal Code (see attached PDF)

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council passed two ordinances: one creating a Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA) under state statute 17C, providing a framework for potential future tax increment financing, and another amending the municipal code. The council also approved business licenses for Fuzion Autoworks and Summer's Kitchen, and held an executive session to discuss potential litigation. The meeting included annual Open Meetings Act training.

• Passed Ordinance 2026-1 creating the Panguitch City Community Reinvestment Agency (no cost or obligation at this stage)
• Passed Ordinance 2026-2 amending the Panguitch City Municipal Code
• Approved business license for Fuzion Autoworks, LLC at 530 N Main
• Approved business license for Summer's Kitchen, LLC at 95 N Main
• Held executive session for discussion of potential litigation

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will convene to adopt the agenda, approve minutes, and review a proposed ordinance to create a Community Reinvestment Agency. The meeting will also include the approval of business licenses for two local entities and a presentation on firemen grants.

• Ordinance 2026-1: Creating the Panguitch City Community Reinvestment Agency
• Ordinance 2026-2: Amending the Panguitch City Municipal Code
• Business License: Fuzion Autoworks, LLC at 530 N Main
• Business License: Summer's Kitchen, LLC at 95 N Main
• Firemen Grants presentation by Nick Frandsen

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council is holding a work meeting on April 7, 2026, at 10 AM at 25 S 200 E. The sole agenda item is a review of the Panguitch City Municipal Code. No other business or decisions are listed.

• Review of the Panguitch City Municipal Code

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council approved trading the BIC building and city yard to the school district for $100,000 (or selling the back 50 feet for $30,000). They granted local consent for two new liquor licenses: AKO Spirits and Boots and Liquor. The municipal code update addressing animal regulations was tabled after a lengthy public hearing. Council also approved a business license for Ashley Hughes Festival Foundation and entered executive session on property acquisition.

• Approved property swap with school district: trade BIC building and city yard for $100,000 (or sell back 50 feet for $30,000)
• Granted local consent for AKO Spirits and Boots and Liquor
• Tabled municipal code update after public hearing on roosters, pigs, and livestock animals
• Approved business license for Ashley Hughes Festival Foundation
• Discussed abandoned vehicle towing costs of $100 per car

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to the Panguitch City Municipal Code. The council will also consider local consent for AOK Spirits and Boots and Liquor, a business license for the Ashley Hughes Festival Foundation, review the city budget, and discuss economic development. Executive session and department reports are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Panguitch City Municipal Code update
• Local consent and business license for AOK Spirits
• Local consent for Boots and Liquor
• Business license for Ashley Hughes Festival Foundation
• Budget review and payment approval

Panguitch City Council

The Panguitch City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on March 23, 2026, to discuss proposed changes to Titles 16 and 17 of the Panguitch City Municipal Code. The public is invited to attend and comment. No voting or decision is scheduled in the agenda.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to Titles 16 and 17 of the Panguitch City Municipal Code