Stockton, UT

Planning and Zoning Board

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on August 13, 2026, at 6:45 PM in the Town Council Chambers. The main item is a public hearing to amend the budget, specifically working on Town Hall resolution 2026-14. The agenda also includes public comments, where residents can voice concerns, and the meeting will close with adjournment.

• Public hearing to amend the budget (Town Hall resolution 2026-14)
• Public comments period (up to 5 minutes per resident)
• Complaint/Suggestion forms to be documented in a public ledger

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on August 13, 2026, at 6:30 PM in the Town Hall. The main item is a public hearing to amend the budget, specifically working on Town Hall Resolution 2026-14. The meeting will also include a pledge of allegiance, roll call, and a public comment period for residents.

• Public hearing to amend the budget (Resolution 2026-14)
• Public comment period (up to 5 minutes per resident)
• Roll call of Mayor and councilmembers
• Meeting at 18 North Johnson Street, Stockton, UT

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will meet to discuss several property rezone applications and a fee structure. The board will also hear from Josh Goddard regarding the end of Old County Rd.

• Gunn properties rezone application by Brandon Kirk
• Vasilou rezone application for property west of the post office
• Josh Goddard item regarding end of Old County Rd
• Fee Discussion

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on July 9, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The agenda includes a resolution (2026-10) regarding an Enbridge contract, along with discussions on complaint forms, fires, and the Tooele County Growth Summit. Consent items cover the check register, bills over $1,000, and approval of June 2026 minutes.

• Enbridge contract resolution 2026-10
• Complaint form process discussion
• Fires discussion
• Tooele County Growth Summit discussion
• Approval of bills over $1,000 and June minutes

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council held a regular meeting on July 9, 2026, approving several resolutions including a natural gas contract with Enbridge, the 2026 tax rate, and the appointment of a code enforcement officer. The council also discussed a 40-acre rezoning request (tabled), a complaint process for residents, and fire mitigation efforts. The meeting included routine consent agenda items and department reports.

• Approved Resolution 2026-10: Enbridge natural gas contract for gas going through town to South Rim
• Approved Resolution 2026-11: Tax rate
• Approved Resolution 2026-12: Code enforcement officer Tom Jackson
• Tabled 40-acre rezoning request until next month
• Discussed complaint form process requiring written complaints for official action

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board will hold a regular meeting on July 7, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes a rezoning application for Gunn properties, a conditional use permit for Emily Castagno, several other property matters, and a fee discussion. The board may take final action on any listed item.

• Gunn properties rezone application by Brandon Kirk
• Vasilou building house on property
• Emily Castagno conditional use permit
• Fieseler received approval from Sunrise to begin and paid fees
• Fee discussion

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board met and discussed several items, including a rezone application for a proposed subdivision, a conditional use permit for a hospice trailer, and a garage/home permit. The board tabled the Heritage Crossing rezone request and the garage permit for further review, and approved a conditional use permit for a terminally ill resident to stay in a trailer. The meeting also included discussion of fees and a fence request.

• Heritage Crossing rezone application by Brandon Kirk for a PUD with ~2,200 sq ft homes on A1-zoned land; tabled for more info
• Conditional use permit approved for Emily Castagno's father-in-law to live in a trailer while on hospice
• Josh Goddard's permit to build a garage and place a home on property; tabled pending line marking
• Eddington fence/gate request on back property; deferred one month
• Fee discussion; board to review and create own fees next month

Town Council

The Town Council will meet to adopt the final budget and receive reports from various town departments. The agenda also includes a presentation from the Tooele County Health Department and a discussion regarding Enbridge.

• Adoption of Final Budget
• Review of bills over $1,000.00
• Presentation by Amy Jensen, Tooele County Health Dept
• Discussion regarding Enbridge
• Department reports on Water Well Projects, Sewer and Water, and Parks, Roads, and Solid Waste

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the tentative budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, as outlined in Resolution 2026-07. The meeting also includes time for public comments on town concerns and a possible executive session. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Public hearing on tentative budget Resolution 2026-07
• Public comment period with required complaint/suggestion forms
• Possible executive session for specified purposes (e.g., real property, litigation)
• Council reports and adjournment

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed requests for a garage and modular home at 266 South Old County Road and a conditional use permit for livestock on old church property. The board also discussed pig permits and potential fee updates for rezoning and building permits.

• Request for 40x40 garage and 2400 modular home at 266 South Old County Road
• Proposed conditional use permit for goats and sheep on old church property
• Discussion of $1,500 rezoning application fee
• Review of pig permits issued from March to October
• Review of building permit fees

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council and Planning Commission will hold a work meeting to discuss town issues. Following the open portion, the council plans to move into executive session for discussions permitted under the Open and Public Meetings Act, including potential litigation, property, and personnel matters. The meeting will then reconvene and adjourn. The agenda contains no specific legislative or financial items, only procedural boilerplate.

• Work meeting to discuss general Town issues (no specific items listed)
• Planned executive session for permitted closed-session topics

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on May 14, 2026, to discuss and possibly take action on the budget, taxes, and tax rate. Other agenda items include a sod farm lease discussion, a gas easement resolution (Resolution 2026-04), and departmental reports. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with check register and bills over $1,000, as well as public comment time.

• Budget, taxes, and tax rate discussion
• Enbridge Gas Easement Discussion Resolution 2026-04
• Sod Farm Lease Discussion
• Consent agenda: check register, bills over $1,000, approval of April 2026 minutes
• Public comment procedure and complaint forms

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board will meet to discuss two specific construction projects. The board will consider a garage addition and a shop building permit.

• Greg Thomas: adding on to garage
• Jason Fieseler: Shop Building Permit at 143 N New Saddle Dr

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board met to review building permit applications. The board discussed the status of stamped plans for two specific projects.

• Approved Greg Thomas to continue work on a garage addition while waiting for stamped plans
• Discussed shop building permit for Jason Fieseler at 143 N New Saddle Dr, pending stamped plans

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on April 9, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The agenda includes consent items (check register, bills over $1,000, March minutes), department reports, and discussions on a sod farm lease bid, the police department, and garbage can cleaning. Public comments will be taken.

• Consent agenda: check register, bills over $1,000, approval of March 2026 meeting minutes
• Department reports: security/welfare, fire, parks/roads/solid waste, sewer/water, water well projects
• Discussion: sod farm lease bid
• Discussion: police department
• Discussion: garbage can cleaning

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on the town's new General Plan. Following public comments, the board will consider a recommendation to the Town Council to accept the plan. The board will also consider a building permit for a shop at 143 N New Saddle Dr.

• Public hearing on the Stockton Town General Plan
• Recommendation to Town Council to accept the new General Plan
• Building permit for Jason Fieseler at 143 N New Saddle Dr

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss several new ordinances and a website service agreement. The meeting includes reports on water well projects and a presentation from Rocky Mountain Power.

• Ordinance 2026-01: Business Sales Tax Increase
• Ordinance 2026-02: Door to Door Solicitation
• Resolution 2026-03: Web site service agreement
• Fire Department request for rescue 51 power tool purchase
• Discussion on Pickle Ball Court

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council approved Ordinance 2026-01 increasing the business sales tax, Ordinance 2026-02 regulating door-to-door solicitation, and Resolution 2026-03 for a website service agreement. They discussed converting the basketball court into a pickleball court (estimated $2,500–$3,000) and heard a presentation from Rocky Mountain Power about wildfire risk. The council also reviewed the budget including potential wage increases.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-01: Business Sales Tax Increase
• Approved Ordinance 2026-02: Door-to-Door Solicitation regulation
• Approved Resolution 2026-03: Website service agreement
• Discussed converting basketball court to pickleball court ($2,500–$3,000 estimate)
• Received Rocky Mountain Power presentation on wildfire risk and safety settings

Planning and Zoning Board

This Planning and Zoning Board monthly meeting scheduled for March 3, 2026 has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.

STOCKTON TOWN REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL NEW CULINARY WELL

Stockton Town is requesting bids for the installation of a new water line from the existing treatment facility to the new Soldier Canyon Well No. 2. The project includes 2,220 linear feet of 8-inch water line, fittings, valves, and restoration. Bids are due by March 5, 2026, with an estimated total cost of $150,000.

• Install 2,220 linear feet of 8-inch C900 DR-18 water line from existing treatment facility to new Soldier Canyon Well No. 2
• Estimated bid price: $150,000
• Project duration: 45 days
• Bids due March 5, 2026, via Utah Public Procurement Place or in person at Stockton Town Hall
• Pre-bid conference: None

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council held a regular meeting and discussed a 2.6-mile high-pressure natural gas line by Enbridge that will cross town property and pay the town. A proposed business sales tax increase from 1% to 7.07% was tabled for further research. Department reports covered fire, roads, sewer, and water well progress, and an executive session was held for various statutory reasons.

• Enbridge gas line discussion: 2.6-mile high-pressure line across town property, open trench, 30-ft easement, pays the town, start in May
• Ordinance 2026-01 business sales tax increase tabled (1% to 7.07%) for further research
• New well project still ongoing
• Fire Department acquired 16,000 ft of hose, received $4,000 grant, mowing projects $7,500
• Consent agenda approved: check register, bills over $1,000, January 2026 minutes

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on February 12, 2026. Key items include a public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2026-01 to increase the business sales tax, and discussion of a new well. The council will also approve the consent agenda (check register, bills over $1,000, and January 2025 minutes), receive department reports, and hear public comments.

• Ordinance 2026-01 – Business Sales Tax Increase
• New Well Discussion
• Consent agenda: Check register, bills over $1,000, approval of January 2025 minutes
• Fire Department report including purchase of weights/dumbbells
• $25 Mayor's Money item

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board will hold a regular meeting on February 3, 2026. The main agenda item is a proposal from Mike Rapich for a new construction and consulting business. The board will also approve minutes from December and January meetings (January lacked a quorum) and receive a town council report. A possible motion to move into executive session is listed for discussion of personnel, litigation, or property matters.

• Mike Rapich new construction and consulting business proposal
• Approval of December and January meeting minutes (no quorum in January)
• Town council report from January meeting
• Possible motion to move into executive session for personnel, litigation, or property discussions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board met to approve minutes and a business license for a construction and consulting firm. The board also designated Mitch Solomon as the recommended chair for Planning and Zoning.

• Approved Construction and Consulting License for Mike Rapich
• Approved December and January minutes
• Recommended Mitch Solomon for Planning and Zoning chair

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council held a regular meeting to approve past meeting minutes, review department reports, and discuss upcoming projects including a new well site, fire station plans, and zoning code updates. The council also addressed budget concerns and compliance with conflict-of-interest requirements.

• Approved November and December 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussed first quarter 2025 budget review and projections
• Reviewed sheriff’s report on citations and trailer removal efforts
• Planned fire station ribbon cutting and discussed ambulance placement policies
• Initiated discussion on subdivision code and general plan updates

Town Council

The Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting to swear in a new mayor and council members, adopt Roberts Rules of Order, appoint a mayor pro tempore, and set town hall business hours. The council will also approve new planning commission members and discuss department reports on security, fire, roads, sewer, and water projects.

• Swearing in of new Mayor and Council Members
• Adoption of Roberts Rules of Order for meeting conduct
• Appointment of mayor pro tempore for 2026
• Setting Stockton Town Hall business hours: Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed on federal holidays and Pioneer Day
• Approval of new members of the Stockton Planning Commission

Planning and Zoning Board

The Stockton Planning and Zoning Board will hold a monthly meeting to approve December minutes, discuss potential new members, and review reports from the Town Council. The meeting may include an executive session to discuss collective bargaining or real property matters.

• Approval of December minutes
• Discussion of possible new Planning and Zoning members
• Town Council report from December meeting
• Public comments period
• Potential executive session for collective bargaining or real property