Springdale meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Springdale agendas: town engineer appointment, two-acre Lion Blvd property and a community survey — but no votes yet on record

Three Springdale meetings were scheduled in the past two weeks — a joint Town Council and Planning Commission work meeting on Oct. 7, a Town Council special meeting on Oct. 13, and a Town Council meeting on Oct. 14. Agendas are the only records available for all three; minutes have not been published. This roundup therefore reports what was scheduled for discussion, not what was decided. No votes, outcomes or dollar figures appear in the available records.

Town engineer appointment on the Oct. 14 agenda

The Oct. 14 Town Council agenda lists consideration of the appointment of Jones and DeMille Engineers as the town engineer. The same agenda lists reappointment of Paul Zimmerman to the Planning Commission, a review of the monthly purchasing report, and amended 2026 public body meeting dates. It also lists updates from Zion National Park and Intermountain Healthcare. Because minutes are not published, whether the council acted on any of these items is not established by the available record.

Two-acre town property on Lion Blvd

The Oct. 13 special Town Council meeting was scheduled to discuss future uses and development of a town-owned two-acre property on Lion Blvd. The agenda states the council may provide direction to staff regarding the property. No specific use, sale, lease or price was listed.

Community survey to inform the General Plan review

The Oct. 7 joint work meeting of the Town Council and Planning Commission was scheduled as a non-action workshop with the Town's public outreach consultant to brainstorm potential priorities, themes and topics for a community survey that would inform the upcoming General Plan review. The item was listed as information/discussion/non-action, and no decisions or votes were scheduled. Staff contact for the item is Niall Connolly. The meeting was set for 12:00 PM at the Canyon Community Center, 126 Lion Boulevard, Springdale, UT 84767, with a live stream on YouTube and ADA accommodations available through the Town Clerk at 435-772-3434 at least 48 hours in advance.

Planning Commission: parking lot, setbacks and North Fork homes

Two agenda entries describe the Planning Commission's Oct. 21 meeting. Together they list a Design Development Review for an 11-space parking lot and landscaping at 975 Zion Park Blvd, listed as a public hearing; a public hearing on a proposed revision to the Arcilla Ridge development agreement for 100 Trapper Circle regarding rear setbacks; Design Development Review for single-family homes at 201 and 211 North Fork Drive; and an oath of office for Commissioner Paul Zimmerman. The meeting is set for the Canyon Community Center. These are agenda items only; no action has been recorded.

Coming up

• **Oct. 21 — Planning Commission, Canyon Community Center.** Public hearings on the 11-space parking lot and landscaping at 975 Zion Park Blvd and on the proposed Arcilla Ridge development agreement revision for 100 Trapper Circle regarding rear setbacks. Also listed: design reviews for single-family homes at 201 and 211 North Fork Drive, and the oath of office for Commissioner Paul Zimmerman.
• **Meeting schedule.** Amended 2026 public body meeting dates appeared on the Oct. 14 Town Council agenda; no revised schedule is included in the records provided.

Agendas for past meetings remain the only published records for those dates. Readers should check the Town's official agenda and minutes postings for outcomes.

Springdale boards review fee schedule, easement, parking expansion

Springdale's Town Council, Art Review Board, and Planning Commission each met over the past two weeks, but none of the meetings have published minutes yet, so no decisions are final. The agendas included several items that could affect town services, land use, and public art.

Town Council (Aug. 12)

The council held a special meeting that began with a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation. The open agenda included:

• **Resolution 2026-09** – amending the schedule of fees charged for town services.
• An easement request from Craig Neal to access 117 Quail Ridge Road across town parcel S-161-A-1-C.
• A RAP Tax funding agreement for the Zion Canyon Art Festival.
• **Resolution 2026-10** – adopting an updated code of conduct and rules of procedures.

All items were listed on the agenda; no votes or outcomes have been reported.

Art Review Board (Aug. 17)

The board met at the Canyon Community Center (126 Lion Blvd) for a workshop session on the Draft Public Art Plan. The agenda described this as discussion only, with no action. The board also listed approval of the agenda and the minutes from its July 6 meeting.

Planning Commission (Aug. 19)

The commission met at the Canyon Community Center at 5:00 PM. The main agenda item was a Design Development Review for a parking lot expansion at 50 Zion Park Blvd, requested by Luke Wilson. The commission also listed the oath of office for new Commissioner Katie Munson and approval of minutes from a July 1 special meeting. Post-meeting correspondence from A. Hyatt and P. Campbell regarding the July 1 decision on the same property was also on the agenda.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days.