Plain City meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain City agendas list storm water fee hearing and 25-acre rezoning request; no decisions recorded

Plain City's Planning Commission and City Council took up a proposed storm water fee increase and a request to rezone 25 acres over the past two weeks, according to the agendas for those meetings. The records provided are agendas only — minutes have not been published — so no votes, outcomes or dollar amounts are established.

Storm water fee hearing

The City Council's October 15 agenda listed a public hearing and a resolution on a monthly storm water utility fee increase based on an audit report. A separate agenda entry for the same date described the hearing as a review of "possible changes to the storm drain monthly user fee." The agendas do not state the current fee, the proposed amount, or the size of any increase. Residents could attend in person at City Hall or via Zoom.

25-acre rezoning request

The Planning Commission's October 8 agenda scheduled a public hearing at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Plain City Hall, 4160 West 2200 North, on a request to rezone 25 acres from A-2 to C-3. The property was listed as owned by Western Basin Land & Livestock, located at approximately 5100 W 3100 N, Parcel-190270007. Written comments were to be filed with the City Recorder, and the hearing was to be accessible via Zoom (Meeting ID: 896 6480 9491).

The Council's October 15 agenda listed an ordinance to rezone parcel 19-027-0007 from A-2 to C-3 for Weber Basin Land and Livestock. A second Planning Commission agenda entry for October 8 described the parcel as approximately 4700-5100 W 2700-3100 N. The records do not explain the difference in the owner's name as written, and the parcel appears in two formats: Parcel-190270007 and 19-027-0007. The agendas do not describe what the A-2 and C-3 designations allow.

Pleasant Plains Ranch agreement

The October 8 Planning Commission agenda also listed discussion of the Pleasant Plains Ranch Development Agreement (Cole West) and a possible motion to set a public hearing on that agreement. No motion is recorded in the materials provided.

Routine business

The October 15 Council agenda also listed approval of business licenses and approval of the warrant register. No action on either item is recorded in the materials provided.

What the record does not show

All four entries in the supplied data are marked "agenda only (minutes not yet published)." No vote tallies, dollar figures, or final outcomes appear in them. The absence of published minutes is not evidence that any item was approved, rejected, withdrawn or continued; it means the outcome is not established by the records reviewed here.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the data provided for the next 14 days. Residents who want to track the storm water fee and the rezoning request should check the city's published agenda page for the next Council and Planning Commission notices, since both items appeared on October agendas and no results have been published.

Plain City roundup: storm water fee hearing set for Oct. 15 as rezoning requests move through agendas

Plain City's City Council and Planning Commission spent the past two weeks on agendas covering a proposed storm water fee increase, a 25-acre rezoning request, a subdivision amendment and a development agreement. No minutes have been published for the Oct. 1 council meeting or the Oct. 8 Planning Commission meeting, so no votes, outcomes or final decisions are established in the records available. Everything below comes from the published agendas.

Storm water fee increase set for Oct. 15 hearing

At its Oct. 1 meeting, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 4160 W 2200 N, with Zoom access, the council was set to discuss setting an Oct. 15 public hearing on a proposed monthly storm water utility fee increase.

Two supplied agenda entries describe an Oct. 15 City Council meeting. One lists a public hearing and resolution for a monthly storm water utility fee increase, described as based on an audit report. The other lists a public hearing on the "storm drain monthly user fee." The records do not state a dollar amount or percentage for the proposed increase.

25-acre rezoning request from A-2 to C-3

The Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing for Thursday, Oct. 8 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Plain City Hall, 4160 West 2200 North. The hearing was to take public comment on a request to rezone 25 acres owned by Western Basin Land & Livestock, located at approximately 5100 W 3100 N, Parcel-190270007, from A-2 to C-3. Written comments may be filed with the City Recorder, and Zoom access was listed with Meeting ID 896 6480 9491.

A second Oct. 8 agenda entry describes a hearing on the same parcel number with a broader location description, approximately 4700-5100 W 2700-3100 N, also from A-2 to C-3. The council's Oct. 15 agenda lists an ordinance to rezone parcel 19-027-0007 from A-2 to C-3 for "Weber Basin Land and Livestock." The supplied records use both "Western Basin Land & Livestock" and "Weber Basin Land and Livestock" for the same parcel number.

Pleasant Plains Ranch development agreement

The Oct. 8 Planning Commission agenda also listed discussion of a Pleasant Plains Ranch Development Agreement (Cole West) and a possible motion to set a public hearing on that agreement. The records do not include terms, acreage or dollar figures for the agreement.

Blue Grass Estates, annexation and truck funds on the Oct. 1 agenda

The Oct. 1 City Council agenda listed a 2nd Amendment to the Blue Grass Estates Subdivision (RE-20, 2800 N 3800 W, 2 lots); a franchise agreement addendum for Strata Networks; an ordinance annexing certain parcels of unincorporated Weber County; approval of $1,500 in additional funds for a new truck purchase; business licenses; the warrant register; and minutes from the Sept. 17, 2026 regular and work meetings.

The $1,500 is described as additional funds for a new truck purchase. The records do not state the total truck cost or whether the item was approved.

Decided versus pending

No vote tallies appear in the supplied records. Both recent meetings are listed as agenda only, with minutes not yet published. Nothing described above should be read as approved.

Coming up

• **Oct. 15, City Council:** public hearing and resolution on the monthly storm water utility fee increase; an ordinance to rezone parcel 19-027-0007 from A-2 to C-3 for Weber Basin Land and Livestock; business licenses; and the warrant register.
• **Oct. 15, City Council:** a public hearing on the storm drain monthly user fee. Residents may attend in person at City Hall or via Zoom.

Residents who want to comment on the rezoning or the storm water fee can watch for the published minutes of the Oct. 1 and Oct. 8 meetings, which had not been posted as of Oct. 13.

Plain City boards meet to consider rezoning, ambulance pact, and livestock rules

Plain City's Planning Commission and City Council held meetings in the past two weeks, with agendas covering rezoning, ambulance services, livestock regulations, and accessory dwelling units. Minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions or vote outcomes are reported.

Planning Commission (Aug. 13)

The Planning Commission met Aug. 13 and held public hearings on two items: a request to rezone property at approximately 3600 W 1975 N from RE-20 to RE-15 (R&K Properties), and an amendment to Chapter 8, Section 10-8-6 of the zoning regulations, which covers livestock and fowl. The commission also considered a site plan for new wall and pole signage for O'Reilly's at 3182 W 2600 N (Impact Signs), a lot line adjustment for property at approximately 4960 W 2200 N (Western Basin Land & Livestock), and two subdivisions: Rae Watson LLC Subdivision at 4571 W 2200 N (2 lots) and Blue Grass Estates Subdivision at approximately 2800 N 3800 W.

City Council (Aug. 20)

The City Council met Aug. 20 with an agenda that included an ordinance to rezone the same R&K Properties parcel from RE-20 to RE-15, a resolution for an interlocal agreement for ambulance services, and an ordinance amending detached accessory dwelling unit (DADU) rules. The council also discussed and considered motions on Western Weber County CTC funding and the Peny Platform App. Additional items included approval of minutes, business licenses, and the warrant register.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled for the next 14 days.