Willard opens protest window on 13.98-acre annexation petition; council hearing set on Ordinance 2026-13
Willard City has opened a public protest window on a petition to annex 13.98 acres into city boundaries, according to a City Council notice issued during the past two weeks. It is the most far-reaching item in the local government records reviewed for this roundup, which also include a scheduled public hearing on Ordinance 2026-13 and a Planning Commission meeting posted with no agenda items.
All three records are agendas or notices. No minutes have been published for any of them, so the documents do not record a vote, a dollar amount, or a final outcome on any item.
Annexation petition: 13.98 acres, written protests due Nov. 18
The City Council issued a notice regarding a petition to annex land into Willard City municipal boundaries. The petition involves Val Poll/Hashtag Seven CVCW LLC and covers parcel 01-045-0114, totaling 13.98 acres.
Residents have until November 18, 2026, to file a written protest, according to the notice. The record provided does not state what the land would be used for, what the petitioner is requesting beyond annexation, or whether the Council has taken any action on the petition. Annexation changes which local government has jurisdiction over a property, which is why the protest deadline is the item most likely to require a resident response.
Public hearing held on Ordinance 2026-13
The City Council met on October 22, 2026, and the meeting included a public hearing regarding Ordinance 2026-13. The full agenda is listed as pending, and the record does not identify the ordinance's subject, the text of the measure, or any result from the hearing. Minutes from the October 22 meeting have not been published.
Planning Commission met with agenda listed as "Agenda pending"
The Planning Commission was scheduled to meet October 15, 2026, at 6:30 PM at 80 W 50 S, Willard City, UT 84340. The posted notice lists the agenda only as "Agenda pending," so no specific items to be decided or discussed are identified in the document.
A public notice to adjoining property owners dated October 15 is attached as a public information handout. The notice was posted October 2, 2026, and lists the contact as Michelle Drago, 435-734-9881. ADA accommodations are available by contacting Diana Mund at 435-734-9881 at least three working days prior.
What the record does not show
None of the three documents includes minutes, vote tallies, contract figures, or adopted amounts. The absence of those details in the records reviewed is not evidence that no action was taken; it means the outcome has not yet been published in the material provided.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings were listed in the records provided for the next 14 days. The one date residents may want to note is the November 18, 2026 deadline for written protests on the annexation petition, which falls outside that two-week window.
Agendas and minutes are posted by the city and are the authoritative record; readers should consult the official postings for confirmation and for any meeting added after this roundup.