Wellington public meetings in 2025

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council is meeting to approve minutes. The agenda lists only 'Approved minutes' as the item of business. No other decisions or discussions are noted.

• Meeting to approve minutes only; no other agenda items listed.
• Meeting date: December 23, 2025 at 4:44 PM.
• Location: 102 N 100 W, Wellington, UT 84542.
• Electronic participation via Zoom available; contact recorder at 435-637-5213 by 3:00 PM on meeting date.
• ADA accommodations available by calling 435-637-5213 at least 24 hours prior.

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a work meeting on December 23, 2025, at 5:00 PM in person to review agendas and receive updates from city staff and officials. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will consider resolutions to authorize up to $3,000,000 in lease revenue bonds for a new City Hall and related improvements. The council will also discuss business license fees and city representative appointments.

• Resolution 2025-06: Public hearing and notice of intention to issue up to $3,000,000 in lease revenue bonds for a new City Hall
• Resolution 2025-07: Approval of parameters for up to $3,000,000 in lease revenue bonds for a new City Hall
• Discussion of Business License Fee
• Appointment of Wellington City Representative to PRWID
• Approval of Cody Austin as a city check signer

Wellington City Council

The City Council will meet for a work session. The agenda consists of updates and overviews from Mayor Clark and the Councilmembers.

• Update and overview from Mayor Clark
• Update and overview from Councilmembers

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a work meeting to receive updates and overviews from Mayor Clark and councilmembers. The agenda consists of procedural updates and no specific legislative actions are listed.

• Update and overview from Mayor Clark
• Update and overview from Councilmembers

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council is holding a first public hearing to discuss the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the state. The hearing will cover eligible activities, program requirements, and expected funding allocations. No decisions are being made at this meeting; a second public hearing will be held if the city chooses to apply for funding.

• First public hearing on CDBG Small Cities Program funding
• Discussion of eligible activities: public works, water/sewer lines, fire stations, real property acquisition, public services like food banks or homeless shelters
• Contact Rebecca Evans at 435-637-5213 for further information

Wellington City Council

The City Council will hold a work meeting to receive updates and overviews from city officials. The session is focused on administrative reports and agenda reviews.

• City Recorder review of agendas
• Update and overview from Barney Zauss
• Update and overview from Chief Anderson
• Update and overview from June Rich
• Update and overview from Chief Kosmack and Mayor Clark

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council approved a $750,000 asbestos abatement contract with Rockmont Industrial Corporation pending engineer review. The Council also heard a presentation on the Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC) delivery method for the city building project and discussed surplus property disposal, a PRWID appointment, and the upcoming City Hall office move.

• Approved Rockmont Industrial Corporation for asbestos abatement within a $750,000 budget, pending engineer review.
• Discussed using the CMGC delivery method for the city building project, pending CIB compliance confirmation.
• Tabled the appointment of a Wellington City representative to PRWID for further discussion.
• Approved moving Adam Sipes from probationary to full-time volunteer firefighter.
• Discussed disposal of surplus city property, with a yard sale to be organized by Friends of Wellington.

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss and potentially decide on several items, including an employee status change for Adam Sipes, approval of bids for abatement services, a presentation from Hogan and Associates, disposal of city property, a grant partnership with Friends of Wellington, and an appointment to the PRWID board. A possible closed session is also listed.

• Chief Anderson - Adam Sipes Employee Status Change
• Approve/Deny Bids for Abatement Services
• Disposal of City Property
• Jennifer Clark - Friends of Wellington Grant Partnership
• Appointment of Barney Zauss to Represent Wellington City to PRWID

Wellington City Council

The City Council will hold a work meeting to receive updates and overviews from Mayor Clark and Councilmembers. The agenda is primarily procedural.

• Update and overview from Mayor Clark
• Update and overview from Councilmembers

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council convened on December 2, 2025, at Wellington City Hall for a meeting that lasted 51 minutes. The council entered a closed session to discuss personnel matters and later adjourned without further public discussion or decisions.

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a special meeting on December 2, 2025, at 150 W Main, Wellington, UT. The agenda consists solely of procedural items: a pledge of allegiance, roll call, a closed session to discuss an individual's professional competence or health, and adjournment.

Wellington City Council

The City Council will discuss the creation of a municipal building authority and the relocation of City Hall offices. The body will also consider a property purchase and appointments to the PRWID.

• Resolution 2025-05: Creation of a municipal building authority
• Purchase of Wellington City Property by Enrique Gudino
• Appointment of Barney Zauss to represent Wellington City to PRWID
• Discussion on moving City Hall offices
• Partnerships and grants with Friends of Wellington

Wellington City Council

The City Council approved the creation of a Municipal Building Authority and a partnership with the nonprofit Friends of Wellington. The council also discussed a potential property sale and plans to move City Hall offices on December 19.

• Passed Resolution 2025-05 to create a Municipal Building Authority
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Friends of Wellington nonprofit
• Tabled a grant partnership with SERDA for a pickleball court
• Discussed a property buyout proposal from Enrique Gudino, noting a railroad easement likely prevents the sale
• Scheduled City Hall office move for December 19

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a work meeting on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, at 5:00 PM in person at 150 W Main, Wellington, UT 84542. The meeting will include a work session with updates from the City Recorder and several city officials, including Rebecca Evans, Chief Anderson, June Rich, Nicole Oveson, Chief Kosmack, and Mayor Clark. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council met to serve as the Board of Canvassers. The council voted to approve the results of the 2025 General Election.

• Approval of 2025 General Election results

Wellington City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to authorize the Council and City Recorder to act as the Board of Canvassers. The body will discuss and approve the results of the 2025 General Election.

• Approval of 2025 General Election results

Wellington City Council

The Council decided to exchange a strip of property off Ridge Road with Carbon County in return for the demolition of the old City Hall, estimated at $500,000. The body also approved a resolution supporting the 'A Bolder Way Forward' initiative and set the 2026 meeting schedule.

• Approved land exchange with Carbon County for demolition services estimated at $500,000
• Passed Resolution 2025-04 declaring November as A Bolder Way Forward Month
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-01 setting the 2026 public meeting schedule
• Discussed a proposal from Enrique Gudino to purchase city property for restaurant parking
• Received a presentation from the nonprofit 'Friends of Wellington' regarding a pickleball court grant

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will meet to discuss a property lease/buyout proposal and a land exchange for demolition services with Carbon County. The council will also consider a resolution supporting a statewide initiative for women and girls and an ordinance setting the 2026 meeting schedule.

• Wellington Land Exchange for Demolition Services with Carbon County
• Resolution 2025-04 supporting 'A Bolder Way Forward' initiative
• Ordinance No. 2025-01 setting 2026 public meeting dates and times
• Enrique Gudino property lease/buyout proposal
• Planning for Pioneer Days 2026 and Music Festival 2026

Wellington City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program. The session aims to provide information on program requirements and discuss possible applications for funding.

• Public hearing regarding Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) eligibility and applications

Wellington City Council

The Wellington City Council will hold a work meeting on November 12, 2025, to receive updates from city staff and department heads. The agenda includes reports from the City Recorder, Mayor Clark, and department heads regarding city operations.

• Work session with department updates
• City Recorder to review agendas
• Updates from Mayor Clark
• Updates from Chief Anderson
• Updates from Chief Kosmack

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on November 5, 2025, at Wellington City Hall to conduct procedural actions and review several items. The agenda includes roll call, approval of previous meeting minutes, a property purchase discussion, a city code update, and an annexation update.

• Enrique Gudino - Purchase of 1086 E Main St
• Wellington City Code Update
• Annexation Update

Wellington Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several individual requests for business relocation and building permits. The body will also discuss updates to the Wellington City Code.

• La Pasadita relocation (Crystal Olivas)
• Building license permitting (Jake Ori)
• Garage project (Susan & Henry Etzel)
• Wellington City Code Update

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will meet to discuss a subdivision request and a kennel license application. The commission will also review updates to the Wellington City Code and an affordable housing plan.

• Andrea Bradley - Kennel License Application
• Don Landavazo - Subdivision Request
• Wellington City Code Update
• Affordable Housing Plan

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will consider business license applications from Jeannie Houskeeper for Wild Country D.J. and Michael Sanchez for Sanchez & Sons Ornamental Iron Work. The agenda also includes discussion of city code updates, follow-up on a Verizon request, and training for commissioners. No rezonings or large contracts are on the agenda.

• Business application: Jeannie Houskeeper for Wild Country D.J.
• Business application: Michael Sanchez for Sanchez & Sons Ornamental Iron Work
• Discussion of Wellington City Code Updates
• Follow-up on Verizon request for information
• Training for planning and zoning commissioners on open meetings

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with several items, including a conditional use permit draft review for Scott & Kindra Amott, a request for information from Verizon, and discussions on hiring a P&Z secretary, a business license checklist, and public concerns about commercial businesses upgrading to industrial operations. The commission will also look at an ordinance for RV living, a new zoning code for high-density housing, and an update on Chapter 16 annexation with population numbers and future map review. The meeting includes roll call, approval of minutes, and other administrative items.

• Scott & Kindra Amott – Conditional Use Permit draft review
• Verizon request for information
• Discussion regarding hiring P&Z secretary
• Public concerns regarding commercial businesses upgrading to industrial operations
• Look at new zoning code for high-density housing

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and potentially act on a variety of items including business licenses, a conditional use permit, public concerns, and draft reviews. The agenda includes reviewing a new zoning code for high-density housing, an ordinance for RV living, annexation updates, and a rebuild letter for 380 E Main. Administrative items like email login and hiring a secretary are also on the agenda.

• Business license for Michael & Emily Mills – Empyreal Massage & Bodyworks
• Business license for Ruth Randall – Boujee Bear Baskets
• Paul Gates – Walipini solar passive greenhouse on 2-acre agricultural zone (conditional use)
• Public concerns regarding commercial businesses upgrading to industrial operations
• Review of new zoning code for high-density housing

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission approved two home-occupation business licenses (Empyreal Massage & Bodyworks and Boujee Bear Baskets), reviewed a conditional use permit draft for a Main Street building, and discussed public noise/dust complaints about Wards Landscaping and the old dry ice plant. The commission also approved a revised business license checklist and tabled items on RV living, annexation, and high-density housing zoning.

• Approved business license for Empyreal Massage & Bodyworks (home occupation, MH zoning)
• Approved business license for Boujee Bear Baskets (home occupation)
• Reviewed draft conditional use permit for Scott & Kindra Amott on Main Street
• Approved revised business license checklist allowing office staff to approve home-occupation permits with no foot traffic or signage
• Discussed noise/dust complaints: old dry ice plant to install mitigation equipment by end of May; Wards Landscaping issue unresolved due to code limitations

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission held a public hearing and voted to recommend a subdivision plan to the City Council. The commission also reviewed business license applications and discussed potential zoning changes and RV living ordinances.

• Recommended a subdivision plan to the City Council following a public hearing
• Granted a business license to BS Cornhole Tee's for home-based t-shirt production
• Tabled a request by Randy Feik to build stick-frame homes on 0.1-acre lots on Riverside Drive
• Motioned for additional research on a rezoning request for Scott and Kindra Amott's property on Main Street
• Discussed updates to RV living ordinances and annexation codes

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss a property annexation for the Brian Bahr Subdivision, a variance request from Mike Hageman/Marston, review a business license application for BS Cornhole Tee's, consider a rezoning application from Scott & Kindra Amott, and hold a public hearing on a subdivision plan. The agenda also includes a review of a previous lot variance for Bernie Morris and discussion of RV living ordinances.

• Brian Bahr Subdivision property annexation discussion
• Mike Hageman/Marston, Emily property variance request
• BS Cornhole Tee's Business License application review - David Adair Owner
• Rezoning application - Scott & Kindra Amott
• Hold Public Hearing for Subdivision Plan and make recommendations to City Council

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings to review and recommend changes to the city's Land Use Code. The body is also creating an ordinance regarding the use of recreational vehicles within city limits.

• Public hearing on changes to Chapter 14 'Subdivision Regulations' of the Land Use Code
• Public hearing on changes to Chapter 16 'Development Standards' of the Land Use Code
• Public hearing on a new ordinance for Recreational Vehicle use based on Land Use Code Chapter 12

Wellington Planning Commission

This notice announces that the January Wellington Planning and Zoning meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 2, 2025, at 5:30 PM. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed; the notice is purely procedural.

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission voted to recommend a subdivision plan to the City Council with conditions, granted a lot variance to Bernie Morris, and approved a business license for MGL Builder LLC with storage and zoning conditions. Several items were tabled, including the Brian Bahr subdivision annexation, BS Cornhole Tee's business license, and Mike Hageman property variance. The commission also discussed RV living ordinances, commissioner term end dates, and future training.

• Subdivision plan recommended to City Council with conditions to address commissioner questions
• Bernie Morris lot variance granted (ownership established 25 years)
• MGL Builder LLC business license approved for property at 100 S Hwy Dr (500 E St), with conditions on equipment and material storage
• Brian Bahr subdivision annexation tabled (not in attendance)
• RV living ordinance discussion tabled pending a draft plan from Commissioner Clendennen

Wellington Planning Commission

The Wellington Planning Commission will meet on January 1, 2025, to consider several land-use items. They will review a subdivision plan and create a recommendation for the City Council, discuss the Brian Bahr Subdivision annexation, and examine an ordinance allowing RV living on private property. The commission will also review variance requests and business license applications.

• Review Subdivision Plan and create recommendation for City Council
• Brian Bahr Subdivision property annexation discussion
• Review Bernie Morris lot variance
• BS Cornhole Tee's Business License application (David Adair owner)
• Look at ordinance for RV living on private property