Coalville City Council to weigh Robinson Hill annexation, development code updates
No decisions have been made by the Coalville City Council in the past two weeks: the Aug. 10 regular meeting was canceled, and a scheduled work session that same day did not produce published minutes. The next opportunity for action comes Monday, Aug. 24, when the council will consider a 37.56-acre annexation petition and continued development code amendments.
Recent meetings
The City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, at 6:00 PM was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. No agenda items or business were discussed.
Also on Aug. 10, the Council had planned a work session to review amendments to the City Development Code recommended by the Planning Commission. The agenda covered administrative approvals, temporary signs, commercial campgrounds, business licenses, and special events. The council was also scheduled to approve accounts payable dated Aug. 10 and minutes from the July 27 meeting, and could have entered a closed session for property, litigation, or personnel matters. No minutes have been published for this session.
On Aug. 18, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on an updated City Annexation Policy Plan. The existing plan, adopted in 1995, is out of date with current state statutes and city direction, according to the agenda. The Mountain Association of Governments (MAG) helped draft the updated plan. The commission took public input and could make a recommendation to the City Council. The meeting also included updates from the Community Development Director, City Attorney, and Planning Commission, and approval of the July 21 minutes. No minutes have been published.
Upcoming: Aug. 24 City Council
The City Council will hold a regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 24, 2026, at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 10 North Main. The meeting is open to the public with electronic participation options.
The main item is continued review and possible approval of the Robinson Hill (NS Hill) Annexation Petition, NS-424-A, covering 37.56 acres. The applicant is Jonathan Shaw.
The council will also hold a work session on City Development Code Update Amendments, covering temporary signs, commercial campgrounds, business licenses, and special events. The agenda includes review and possible approval of accounts payable dated Aug. 10 and Aug. 20, approval of the July 27 City Council minutes, and a possible motion to enter closed session for property purchase/exchange/lease, litigation, individual character/health, or security deployment.
Coming up
The next City Council meeting is Monday, Aug. 24, 2026, at 6:00 PM at City Hall. This is the only meeting listed in the next 14 days. Residents can attend in person or participate electronically.
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