Orangeville meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Orangeville agendas: $1,500 disinterment fee, water hookups, RV-habitation rule — but no outcomes yet published

The Orangeville City Council was scheduled to hold a public hearing and regular meeting on October 8, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at Orangeville City Hall, 25 North Main Street. The item noticed for the hearing was Resolution 2026-10, which would amend the city fee schedule to set the disinterment fee at $1,500.00.

Minutes from that meeting had not been published in the records provided as of October 19, so it is not established whether the resolution passed, failed, or was set aside. The same is true of every other item described below. What follows comes from the published agendas only.

The $1,500 disinterment fee

Resolution 2026-10 would change the city fee schedule so that the disinterment fee is $1,500.00. The agenda does not state the current fee, so the size of the change cannot be calculated from the record provided.

Residents who wanted to speak at the October 8 hearing were required to notify the Orangeville City Office at least three days in advance, or by calling 435-748-2651. ADA accommodations were available by notifying the City Recorder at 435-748-2651 at least three days prior. The agenda states that no electronic or telephone participation was available.

Water connections, a business license, and equipment

The same agenda listed several other matters for council consideration:

• A water connection for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• A water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle
• A business license application for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• Purchase of a skid steer

The agenda gives no dollar amount for the skid steer purchase and no terms for the water agreements.

Planning and Zoning: RV habitation

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission was scheduled to meet on October 13, 2026, with an item listed as "Approve/Deny: Human habitation in RV's on private residence property." The agenda also listed a discussion of Planning Committee Members' Concerns, a Zoning Administrator report from Seth Manning, and a City County report from Doug Stilson.

No minutes from that meeting were published in the records provided, so no vote or recommendation is established.

What the record shows, and what it doesn't

All six entries supplied for the past two weeks are agendas marked "minutes not yet published." Five of them describe the same October 8 council meeting in slightly different wording; they are one meeting, not five.

The record contains no vote tallies, no approved motions, and no dollar figures other than the proposed $1,500.00 fee. It also does not establish whether the public hearing was held as noticed. Readers who want the outcome should consult the official minutes once the city posts them.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed in the records provided for the next 14 days. The Orangeville City Office can be reached at 435-748-2651 for meeting schedules, agendas, and accommodation requests.

Orangeville Council Weighs $1,500 Disinterment Fee; Minutes Not Yet Published

Orangeville's City Council was scheduled to hold a public hearing and regular meeting on October 8, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. at Orangeville City Hall, 25 North Main Street, with a proposed change to the city fee schedule on the agenda. As of October 13, minutes from that meeting had not been published, so no vote or outcome is confirmed in the available record.

Proposed $1,500 disinterment fee

Agendas for the October 8 meeting listed Resolution 2026-10, which would amend the city fee schedule to set the disinterment fee at $1,500.00. One agenda summary described the resolution as the meeting's single listed action item; other summaries listed it alongside additional business.

Because only agendas — not minutes — are available, the record does not show whether the council adopted, amended, or rejected the resolution. No vote tally is available.

Other items listed on the agenda

Agendas for the same meeting also listed:

• A business license application for Tolbert Cottage Co (Shaniah Tolbert)
• A water connection for Jarod & Kyson Curtis
• A water usage agreement for Jacob Tuttle
• Purchase of a skid steer

These appear as agenda items only. The available record does not establish whether any were approved, denied, or tabled.

How residents could participate

Residents who wanted to speak at the October 8 hearing were required to notify the Orangeville City Office at least three days in advance, or call 435-748-2651. ADA accommodations were available by notifying the City Recorder at 435-748-2651 at least three days prior. No electronic or telephone participation was available.

Planning commission to take up RV habitation

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to meet October 13, 2026 to consider "Human habitation in RV's on private residence property," listed as an approve/deny item. The agenda also lists a discussion of Planning Committee Members' Concerns, a Zoning Administrator report from Seth Manning, and a City County report from Doug Stilson.

The summary provided does not list a time or location for this meeting.

A note on the record

The available material for the October 8 council meeting consists of several agenda summaries describing the same items; no minutes have been published. Nothing in the supplied record establishes that any item was decided, and the absence of minutes is not evidence that action was or was not taken.

Coming up

• **October 13, 2026 — Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission:** Approve/deny on human habitation in RVs on private residence property; Planning Committee Members' Concerns; Zoning Administrator report from Seth Manning; City County report from Doug Stilson.

No other meetings are listed in the next 14 days.

Orangeville Council, Planners Weigh Water Lease, Camp Trailer Rules

Orangeville's planning commission and city council met last week to consider a range of items, but no decisions have been published yet. Both meetings were held on an agenda-only basis, with minutes not yet available. The most consequential item under consideration is a water lease extension presented to the council, along with proposed rules for living in camp trailers on private property and a speed limit sign agreement with Emery County and the Utah Highway Patrol.

Planning and Zoning Commission (Aug. 11)

The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission met on Aug. 11 to discuss and consider several items, including:

• Parking and living in camp trailers on private property
• Dumpster protocols
• A report from Zoning Administrator Seth Manning
• A city council report from Doug Stilson
• Approval of minutes

No votes were recorded, and the commission's minutes have not yet been published.

City Council (Aug. 13)

The Orangeville City Council met on Aug. 13 to consider a mix of administrative and operational items. The agenda included:

• A Public Entity Resolution authorizing Christine Kurta and Jessica Allen to access and transact with PTIF accounts
• A proclamation declaring September 2026 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
• A memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Emery County and the Utah Highway Patrol for speed limit signs
• A water lease extension presented by Mike Madsen
• Ratification of AC repairs by Snow Heating and Air (replacing a motor in the AC/furnace) and cameras for a new dumpster installed by Emery County

All items were listed as "approve/deny" or "ratify" on the agenda, but no votes have been reported. The council also heard animal control concerns from a resident and held a public comment period. A possible closed session for legal, property, or personnel matters was also on the agenda.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled for the next 14 days, according to the provided data. Residents should check the city's official channels for future meeting notices.