Cannonville, UT

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council is meeting to approve the July minutes and agenda, and to hear updates from the mayor, planning commission, water, fire, parks, roads, clerk, and treasurer. Key items include an upcoming audit on August 21, 2026, a water conservation and leak report, and ongoing grant work for parks. The meeting is largely informational with no major decisions listed.

• Audit scheduled for August 21, 2026
• Water conservation and leak report (CWRL)
• Street sign updates
• Late fee feedback on 2026 water bills
• Constitution Day party planning

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council held its regular monthly meeting on August 19, 2026, approving the agenda and the July minutes. The mayor discussed the upcoming annual audit, a Constitution Day celebration, and regional hazard mitigation planning. Department heads reported on water well monitoring, fire training, park electrical work, and street sign installation. The meeting was adjourned at 7:41 PM.

• Annual audit scheduled for August 21, 2026
• AM250 Constitution Day celebration planned for September 19
• SCADA controls installation for water well on track
• Henrieville Fire Dept. thanked for funding new head protection gear
• Mural artist proposed artwork on south tank

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss the submission of the 2026-27 budget this month, along with updates on water conservation and leaks. Other items include fire volunteer recruitment, park water conservation efforts, and completion of street sign installation. The meeting is mostly routine with no major ordinances or contracts proposed.

• 2026-27 budget submission discussed
• Water conservation report and leak updates (CWRL)
• Late fee feedback on 2026 water bills
• Fire department still seeking volunteers
• Street sign installation to be finished

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council approved the agenda and previous minutes, then heard reports on water system upgrades (KMECO of Elsinore, UT selected), fire restrictions, road signs, and a public request to revisit the recently adopted zoning ordinance. Mayor Scoffield noted the new fiscal year budget is in effect and that no property tax bump was passed. No formal decisions were made on the zoning petition or a privacy fence request.

• KMECO of Elsinore, UT selected for Cannonville water system upgrades; kick-off meeting July 16, 2026
• No property tax increase from the town; state-mandated 0.7% annual bump remains
• Public comment included frustration with zoning ordinance adoption and a petition request (not presented)
• Freelance mural artist Eric Gamboni proposed painting on water tanks or other town surfaces
• Street signs installed; Kodachrome Road sign concern noted

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting on June 17, 2026, primarily for procedural items: adopting the agenda, approving minutes from the previous meeting, and conducting chair-led ordinance reviews and resolution adoptions as needed. The agenda includes a public comment period and adjournment, with no specific rezonings, contracts, or fee changes listed.

• Approval of minutes from April 15, 2026
• Chair items: ordinance reviews and adoption/resolutions as necessary
• Open to public for comments

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council met June 17, 2026, and approved the 2026-27 town budget and a property tax rate that includes a mandatory .007 increase expected to generate $39,536 in 2027. Council also adopted a zoning ordinance after public discussion and selected KMECO for the SCADA project. Other business included a water meter audit, street sign installation, and rejecting a playground equipment bid due to cost.

• Approved fiscal 2026-2027 town budget as presented
• Adopted property tax rate with mandatory .007 increase, projected $39,536 for 2027
• Adopted zoning ordinance after public review and discussion
• Selected KMECO (Elsinore, UT) for SCADA project per Sunrise Engineering bid
• Rejected playground equipment bid from school as too expensive; grant funding to be explored

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council will hold a regular meeting with items including adoption of minutes and agenda. Mayor's items include a budget review and planning session with a motion for a public meeting, and an update on SITLA. Other discussions cover water conservation and leak reports, a need for volunteer firefighters, a recommendation on BV play equipment, finishing street sign installation, feedback on late fees for 2026 water bills, and signing financials. The next audit is scheduled for October 14, 2026.

• Budget review and planning with a motion to public meeting/review
• SITLA (School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration) update
• Water conservation report and leaks (CWRL)
• BV play equipment review and recommendation
• Feedback on late fees for 2026 water bills

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission met on June 17, 2026, to review changes to the town’s zoning ordinance. The commission discussed agricultural uses in residential zones and legal concerns before voting unanimously to approve the updated ordinance for final review by the town council.

• Approved updated zoning ordinance with legal review by attorney
• Discussed permitting agricultural uses in residential zones under rural character designation
• Motion by Klancy Ott, seconded by Cole Twitchell, all approved

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a building permit and review ordinances. The body will also consider the adoption of resolutions as necessary.

• A. Robertson's Bldg Permit
• Ordinance Reviews

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission met to continue reviewing changes to the Town of Cannonville Zoning Ordinance. The review was pushed back one month due to the absence of the full committee.

• Ongoing review of the Town of Cannonville Zoning Ordinance
• Discussion of a summary tool created by Marshall Thompson for county and state guidance
• Pending review of Ashton Robinson's project

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council will adopt the agenda and minutes, then hear mayor's items including a budget review/planning session and an update on SITLA. A public update on AM250 plans is scheduled. The planning commission will consider a building permit and ordinance reviews. Reports cover water conservation, fire volunteer needs, parks projects, road issues (including a missed deadline for resurfacing), and feedback on 2026 water bill late fees.

• Budget review/planning for a public meeting
• AM250 Party on 5/23 and related plans
• A. Robertson's building permit before Planning Commission
• Clark's water requests to be addressed
• Missed deadline for road resurfacing; potholes to be fixed this year

Town Council

The Town Council approved budget updates to cover overages for kitchen upgrades, salaries, and a galvanized connector project. The council also approved water requests for Derek and Cary Clark and discussed upcoming development south of town.

• Approved budget adjustments for kitchen upgrades, salaries, and the galvanized connector project
• Approved water requests for Derek and Cary Clark
• Proposed $1 purchase of Bryce Valley Elementary playground equipment for Cannonville Park
• Discussion of a new Zoning Ordinance and review of Ashton Robinson's project
• Appointment of Robert (RC) Franklin as water master effective June 1, 2026

Town Council

The council will consider adoption of the agenda and approval of March 18 minutes, then hear updates on water system galvanized connector replacement and SCADA documents, fire department volunteer needs and a pond issue, parks grant work and a kitchen open house on April 25, and roads (finishing street signs). The clerk will report on late-fee feedback for 2026 water bills, and the treasurer will review financials, with budget review starting next month and an audit scheduled for October 14, 2026.

• Water system galvanized connector replacement and SCADA document review
• Budget review begins next month; next audit scheduled October 14, 2026
• Roads: finish installing street signs
• Fire department: need volunteers; discuss 'burnt the pond tails'
• Parks: kitchen open house on April 25, grant work and discoveries

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a building permit and review ordinances. The commission will also consider the adoption of resolutions as necessary.

• A. Robertson's Bldg Permit
• Ordinance Reviews
• Adoption of resolutions

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission continued reviewing proposed zoning ordinance changes, with public concerns that the draft is too restrictive for rural country use. A Wander Camp proposal for 10–15 mini cabins north of town was discussed but requires water, septic, road access, and river crossing improvements first. No votes were taken on substantive items; a further public meeting is scheduled for May 20, 2026 at 5:45pm.

• Wander Camp proposal for 10–15 mini cabins north of town discussed; infrastructure concerns raised
• Public concerns that zoning ordinance draft is too restrictive for rural country use
• Rebuttal memo distributed; commission notes two years of work with legal counsel
• Next public meeting on zoning ordinance set for May 20, 2026 at 5:45pm

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council reviewed departmental reports regarding water infrastructure and road maintenance. The council discussed a new Zoning Ordinance and potential road improvements for the summer.

• Planning Commission postponed the new Zoning Ordinance to allow for further wording changes
• Roads report noted a county charge of $30K per mile to chipseal roads
• Water department reported galvanized coupler replacement is 70% complete
• The Wander Dry Camper is developing a plan for additional units pending water, access, and UDOT consultation
• Earth Day cleanup scheduled for April 25th at 8:30 am

Town Council

The council approved the March 18 meeting agenda and February minutes, then received departmental reports. Fire Chief Kinley Nez highlighted House Bill 48's impact on wildfire risk inspections and cleanups. The planning commission will review revised subdivision and zoning ordinances at the April 15 meeting. Water department reported ongoing galvanized coupler replacement and a pond overflow from well chlorination issues.

• Fire Chief details HB 48 fire risk inspections and defensible space requirements for at-risk areas
• Planning commission to present revised Sub-division and Zoning ordinances at April 15 public meeting
• Water department: galvanized couplers half replaced; SCADA electrical designs to be reviewed week of March 30
• Parks: kitchen upgrades ongoing; grant request being prepared; Earth Day cleanup April 25
• Clerk presented February financials; overdue bill algorithm showed no feedback

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council will consider adopting the HB45 State Fire Code, review building permits and ordinances, and discuss ongoing water galvanized connector replacements. Officials will also review the budget starting next month and address water bill late fees. The meeting includes updates on park kitchen upgrades, street sign installation, and an Earth Day cleanup event.

• Fire HB45 State Fire Code discussion with Fire Chief Kinley Nez
• Planning Commission review of A. Robertson's building permit
• Ongoing galvanized connector replacement in water system
• Park kitchen upgrades and grant work updates
• Budget review begins next month; next audit scheduled October 14, 2026

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council will hold its regular meeting on February 18, 2026, covering procedural items, updates from the mayor and various departments, and routine approvals. No major decisions or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2026 meeting
• Review of Robertson’s Outbuilding by Planning Commission
• Discussion of Water Galvanized Connector Replacement project
• Presentation of HB45 State Fire Code by Fire Chief Kinley Nez
• Implementation of late fees for past due water bills

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The meeting scheduled for February 18, 2026, was cancelled. The cancellation occurred because the individual requesting a plan review did not attend.

Town Council

The Town Council reviewed departmental reports and discussed upcoming community events. The body approved an RV park annexation request to be filed with the county. Members also discussed the formation of an advisory council to identify projects and secure grants.

• Approval of RV park annexation request
• Planning commission review of Ashton Robertson's building request (no action taken)
• Scheduled 'Let Freedom Ring' breakfast and bell-ringing event for May 23rd
• SCADA electrical designs started for well upgrades
• Kitchen sheet metal upgrades and modifications to resume next week

Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission

The Cannonville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on February 18, 2026, to adopt the agenda and approve minutes from November 2025. The main business includes reviewing Robertson's outbuilding, discussing subdivision and zoning ordinances, and considering a visit to Marius Barnum's greenhouse.

• Adoption of the agenda
• Approval of minutes from November 19, 2025
• Review of Robertson's outbuilding
• Discussion of subdivision and zoning ordinances
• Potential visit to Marius Barnum greenhouse

Town Council

The Cannonville Town Council met to approve the 2026 meeting and fee schedules, review departmental reports, and address water rights reapplication. The meeting also included the swearing in of new council members and a discussion regarding a proposed library donation.

• Approved 2026 Town Council meeting schedule
• Approved 2026 Town Council Fees schedule
• Water rights reapplication submitted to the State
• Library donation proposal tabled for future discussion
• Kitchen modifications at the park paused

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss administrative updates for 2026, including the fee schedule and meeting calendar. The body will also review water testing, fire code amendments, and local infrastructure updates.

• Review and adoption of 2026 Fee Schedule
• Review and adoption of 2026 Meeting Schedule
• Discussion of HB45 State Fire Code Amendments
• Review of 2026 Water Testing Schedule and acre feet
• Update on park kitchen upgrades and street sign installation