Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 2 weeks available.
Week of 2026-10-19
Ivins agendas list ADU rules, Ember Mesa subdivision and Mojave Village amendment; no minutes yet published
Ivins City's Planning Commission and City Council agendas for the past two weeks list public hearings on accessory dwelling unit rules, a subdivision at Hamblin Parkway and Red Mountain Blvd, and a land-use amendment for Mojave Village at Guy Lane and Fitness Way. None of the five meetings scheduled between Oct. 6 and Oct. 15 has published minutes, so no votes, dollar amounts, or final outcomes are confirmed in the records available. What follows is what was scheduled for discussion or action — not what was decided.
Planning Commission: ADU rules and Ember Mesa
Agendas for both Oct. 8 and Oct. 13 list public hearings on Ordinance 2026-22, covering Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations. The Oct. 8 agenda describes the ordinance as addressing garages, carports, agriculture units and manufactured homes; the Oct. 13 agenda describes it as updates to comply with State Code.
Both agendas also list Ordinance 2026-23, amendments to Title 14 "Buildings and Construction," and Ordinance 2026-26, amendments to building permit issuance and certificate of occupancy rules. Both list an approval request for the Ember Mesa Subdivision at Hamblin Parkway and Red Mountain Blvd, and proposed amendments to Title 5 Chapter 3 regarding home-based businesses and licensing.
City Council: code references, model homes, Mojave Village
The Oct. 14 City Council agenda lists four public hearings: Ordinance No. 2026-15, updating city code references to the Utah Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act; Ordinance No. 2026-19, amending the definition of a "Model Home"; and Ordinance No. 2026-20, establishing a process for evaluating proposed uses not in the Table of Uses. It also lists a construction contract and expenditure for the Trail Gap Fill project between Black Desert Resort North Village and Docena Drive, and Ordinance No. 2026-24, a concurrent land use/zone amendment and conditional use permit for Mojave Village at Guy Lane and Fitness Way.
The Oct. 15 City Council agenda lists Ordinance No. 2026-19 to regulate model homes as residential uses, the Trail Gap Fill construction contract, Ordinance No. 2026-24 for Mojave Village, a right-of-way dedication for City-owned property along 300 South, and Resolution No. 2026-16R approving Employee Core Benefits.
The summaries do not include a dollar figure for the Trail Gap Fill contract or the terms of the Mojave Village amendment.
Sensitive Lands Committee
The Sensitive Lands Committee agenda for Oct. 6 lists the swearing in of a new committee member and approval of minutes from April 7, 2026, plus a section for additional items and updates. The name of the new member is not included in the summary.
What the record does not show
The available records are agendas only. They do not show whether any item was approved, denied, continued or withdrawn, and they contain no vote tallies and no dollar amounts. Agenda items can be pulled or postponed before a meeting, and a listed public hearing does not by itself change city rules.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed in the data provided for the next 14 days. Residents who want to confirm whether the Planning Commission or City Council will take up these items again should check the city's posted agenda schedule before attending.
Week of 2026-10-12
Ivins agendas: 63.94-acre Mojave Village rezoning, ADU and building-code updates head meeting slate
Ivins city boards have posted agendas for a run of meetings covering a 63.94-acre rezoning, housing and building rules, and city code updates. The records provided for this roundup are agendas only — no minutes have been published — so they show what was scheduled to be heard, not what was decided. No vote tallies and no dollar amounts appear anywhere in the material.
Mojave Village: 63.94 acres at Guy Lane and Fitness Way
The largest item on the Ivins City Council's agenda is Ordinance No. 2026-24, a land use and zoning amendment for about 63.94 acres of the Mojave Village project near Guy Lane and Fitness Way. The owner is listed as ANA Enterprises, LLC, with Lance Anderson as applicant. One agenda entry describes the change as going from LDR to MDR/HDR and from RC/RE-25 with a PD Overlay to RE-12.5, R-1-3 and RC; a second entry for the same meeting words the starting zones as "LDR/MDR/HDR and RC/RE-25 with PD Overlay." The council was also set to take up a Conditional Use Permit and Development Agreement for the project, with an updated issues list and legal descriptions dated Sept. 29-30. The item is listed as a continued public hearing.
Housing, building and code rules
The Planning Commission scheduled public hearings and recommendations on several zoning text amendments: a proposed use not listed in the Table of Uses in Title 16, Chapter 33; rules describing causes for removing Planning Commission members and recusal requirements; a change to the definition of "Model Home" to regulate model homes the same as a residential use; updated references to the Utah Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act; and amendments to Title 14, "buildings and construction." The Sept. 29 agenda does not state the specific proposed use or the content of the draft ordinances.
A later Planning Commission agenda lists Ordinance 2026-22 on Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations covering garages, carports, agriculture units and manufactured homes; Ordinance 2026-23 amending Title 14; Ordinance 2026-26 on building permit issuance and certificate of occupancy rules; and amendments to Title 5, Chapter 3 on home-based businesses and licensing.
The City Council's Oct. 9 agenda lists four public hearings: Ordinance No. 2026-15 on Utah Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act references, Ordinance No. 2026-19 on the "Model Home" definition, Ordinance No. 2026-20 establishing a process for evaluating proposed uses not in the Table of Uses, and Ordinance No. 2026-24 on Mojave Village.
Other City Council business
The council agenda also includes a policy discussion on deed restrictions at Sage Villas; Resolution No. 2026-08R appointing a member to the Sensitive Lands Committee; continued discussion of the fire station remodel and expansion; continued work updating the Land Use Plan Map; a construction contract and expenditure for the Trail Gap Fill project between Black Desert Resort North Village and Docena Drive; a Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation; and approval of Sept. 17, 2026 minutes. One entry notes that audio and video began at item 2)B because of technical difficulties.
Planning Commission and Sensitive Lands
The Planning Commission was also scheduled to consider approval of the Ember Mesa Subdivision at Hamblin Parkway and Red Mountain Blvd, and to discuss home-based business licensing, ADU regulations, the Ivins City Land Use Map, and minutes from its Sept. 15, 2026 meeting.
The Sensitive Lands Committee agenda covers swearing in a new committee member, considering approval of minutes from April 7, 2026, and a discussion item on additional items and updates. No specific land, zoning or budget decisions are listed for that body.
What the record does not show
Every item above is agenda-only; minutes have not been published, so no outcome, vote or approval is established here. The records also contain two entries describing the same Oct. 1 City Council meeting and two describing the same Oct. 6 Sensitive Lands Committee meeting, with slightly different wording. The Trail Gap Fill contract is listed without an amount.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings were listed in the data provided for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's posted agendas for scheduling.
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