Delta meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Delta agendas: $165,840.12 payment batch, Creekstone MOU, and a subdivision-rule hearing

Delta City Council and the Delta Planning and Zoning Commission posted agendas for meetings on October 7 and October 14, 2026, covering a $165,840.12 payment batch, a Creekstone agreement, two resolutions, and a public hearing on subdivision improvement rules. Minutes for these meetings have not been published, so nothing below is confirmed as decided. Each item is listed as something the bodies would discuss, consider, or vote on.

Council agenda lists $165,840.12 in payments

The October 7 City Council agenda lists "Approval of accounts payable, payroll, and electronic disbursements totaling $165,840.12." The figure appears as an item up for approval. The supplied records do not show whether the council approved it.

Creekstone MOU and Will Serve Letter

The City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission scheduled a joint executive work session on October 7 to discuss a Will Serve Letter and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding Creekstone. The council agenda separately lists "Discussion of the Creekstone MOU and the Storm Drain Plan." Both are listed as work session and discussion items, not as votes.

Two resolutions on the council agenda

The October 7 council agenda lists Resolution 26-500, "Designation of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) and Appointed Records Officer (ARO)," and Resolution 26-501, "Social Media Policy." Both appear as items for approval. The records provided do not include the text of either resolution or the result of any vote.

Economic development presentation

The same agenda lists an economic development presentation by Jason Godfrey of Better City.

Public hearing October 14 on Ordinance 26-343

The Planning and Zoning Commission scheduled a public hearing for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, beginning at 6:50 p.m. at the Delta City Municipal Complex, 76 N 200 W, Delta, Utah. The hearing is to receive and consider public comment on Ordinance 26-343, which would revise Delta City Code 16.20.020, "Improvements Made Prior to Recording Final Plat." The notice was signed by Delta City Deputy Recorder Angie Dewsnup and posted September 28, 2026.

The notice states the commission may conduct an electronic meeting under UCA §52-4-207. ADA accommodation requests are due at least 24 hours in advance via 435.864.2759.

Other Planning and Zoning items

The October 14 agenda also lists Ordinance 26-344, "Pioneering Agreement"; a Use Table Review for Agriculture Zones (A-1 and A-5); a discussion on the creation of an Energy Zone Overlay; and a review of Planning & Zoning Rules of Order and Procedure. These are listed as items for consideration or discussion.

What the record does not show

All six entries in the supplied data are marked "agenda only (minutes not yet published)." No outcomes, vote tallies, or adopted ordinance text are available for any of them. Three separate entries describe the October 7 Creekstone work session from the council and commission sides.

Coming up

The supplied data lists no upcoming meetings for the next 14 days. Residents who want to attend or comment should confirm schedules with Delta City directly.

All items above trace to the posted agendas; the official documents remain the authoritative record.

Delta council weighed $165,840.12 in payments and new city policies Oct. 7; P&Z takes up subdivision rules Oct. 14

Delta City Council's Oct. 7 agenda listed approval of accounts payable, payroll and electronic disbursements totaling $165,840.12, along with two resolutions — one designating a Chief Administrative Officer and Appointed Records Officer, and one adopting a social media policy. Minutes for that meeting have not yet been published, so whether the council approved any of those items is not established by the records available.

Council agenda: payments, policies, economic development

The Oct. 7 City Council agenda listed the following items for consideration:

• Approval of accounts payable, payroll and electronic disbursements totaling $165,840.12
• An economic development presentation by Jason Godfrey of Better City
• Resolution 26-500: Designation of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) and Appointed Records Officer (ARO)
• Resolution 26-501: Social Media Policy
• Discussion of the Creekstone MOU and the Storm Drain Plan

Because only the agenda has been posted, these are items scheduled for the council's consideration, not confirmed decisions. The amounts listed are proposed for approval; the record provided does not show what was actually paid.

Creekstone MOU work session

The City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission were both noticed for a joint executive work session on Oct. 7 to discuss a Will Serve Letter and a Memorandum of Understanding regarding Creekstone. A Will Serve Letter is a document in which a utility confirms it can provide service to a property; an MOU is a non-binding or binding agreement depending on its terms. The agenda does not describe the terms of either document, and no minutes have been published.

Coming up

Planning and Zoning Commission — Wednesday, Oct. 14, 6:50 p.m.

The commission will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 26-343, which would revise Delta City Code 16.20.020, "Improvements Made Prior to Recording Final Plat." The hearing is set for the Delta City Municipal Complex, 76 N 200 W, Delta, Utah 84624, beginning at 6:50 p.m.

The notice was signed by Delta City Deputy Recorder Angie Dewsnup and posted Sept. 28, 2026. The notice states the commission may conduct an electronic meeting under Utah Code §52-4-207. ADA accommodation requests are due at least 24 hours in advance via 435.864.2759.

The code section named in the ordinance concerns what improvements a developer must complete before a final subdivision plat can be recorded. The agenda does not state what specific changes Ordinance 26-343 would make.

What the record does not show

No minutes have been published for the Oct. 7 City Council meeting or the joint work session, so outcomes, vote tallies and any amendments are not available. This roundup reflects agenda items only for those meetings. The Oct. 14 hearing is an opportunity for residents to comment before the commission acts; the agenda does not indicate whether a vote is scheduled that evening.

Delta boards weigh rezoning, subdivision, and $426K in payments

The Delta City Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council met in the past two weeks to consider rezoning requests, a subdivision plat, and a $426,706.03 payment approval. Minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions are reported.

Planning and Zoning Commission (Aug. 12)

The commission held a public hearing on a rezoning request by Scott Harmon with Utah Housing Corporation, to change several parcels in the Meadow Park Subdivision area from Single Family Residential Medium Density (R-1-B) to Single and Two-Family Residential (R-2). Affected parcels include D-MP-1 through D-MP-10 (around 450 S. 320 W.) and D-4232-3, D-4233-2, and DO-4233-2.

The commission also held a public hearing on a rezoning request by Reynaldo and Hector Sandoval for 87 South 300 East, from Commercial Business (C-B) to Single and Two-Family Residential (R-2). That hearing began at 6:50 PM.

In addition, the commission was scheduled to review a preliminary subdivision plat by the Sandoval, discuss a Pioneering Agreement and Impact Fees, and update city code on exactions. The meeting was held at the Delta City Municipal Complex Council Chambers, 76 N 200 W, and could be conducted electronically per UCA §52-4-207.

City Council (Aug. 19)

The council met to consider Ordinance 26-341, an amendment to the zoning map related to the Sandoval zone change. It also considered personnel policy updates, an amendment to the annexation policy, and a presentation on R6 and Governor's Office of Planning & Budgets priorities.

The council was scheduled to approve accounts payable, payroll, and electronic disbursements totaling $426,706.03.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days.