Cedar City Council passed development agreement and parking restriction; other boards set budgets and contracts
Council ordinances adopted July 8
The Cedar City Council passed two ordinances on July 8, 2026, according to a notice published July 28. Ordinance No. 0708-26 approved a Development/Deferral Agreement with the Bentley C. Hugie Living Trust for property at 2411 W 580 N, known as Horse Alley. Ordinance No. 0708-26-1 amended section 35-10 to prohibit parking near the intersection of 600 South and 1100 West.
Minutes for the July 28 meeting have not yet been published, so further details on council discussion are not available.
City Council agenda: contracts, equipment, and appointments
The City Council met July 22 on an agenda that included several financial items. The action agenda featured a proposed contract renewal with Flock Safety for $157,500.01 per year. The consent agenda included a proposed purchase of a Toro Reelmaster Fairway Mower for $100,277 and a lease agreement with Highland Golf at $5,198.27 per month.
The council was also scheduled to vote on a resolution to fill a vacancy on the Trails at Shurtz Canyon PID board and a resolution setting Heritage Center fees and contracts. Presentations on economic development and the 2025 water report were also listed.
Minutes have not yet been published, so it is not confirmed which items were approved.
Transportation board reviews 2027 budget
The Cedar Area Transportation Advisory Board met July 21 to discuss the proposed 2027 budget, which the agenda indicates was proposed and approved. The board also reviewed bus infrastructure items including bus shelters and benches, bus wraps, and the Walmart bus stop. A transit study update regarding route locations was also scheduled.
Minutes are not yet published.
Leisure Services board covers recreation and RAP Tax
The Leisure Services Advisory Board met July 22. The agenda listed approval of minutes from April 15, 2026, a presentation from Big T Recreation, and updates on the RAP Tax and the 2026/2027 budget.
Minutes are not yet published.
Coming up
Aug. 3 — Board of Adjustments: The board will consider a home occupation daycare business request at approximately 435 Bramblewood Blvd (Sweet Pea Schoolhouse / Renae Slack) and an administrative appeal of a staff decision requiring public improvements at approximately 1695 West 200 North (A+ Student Suites / Justin W. Wayment).
Aug. 5 — City Council: Public hearings are scheduled on a zone change from Residential Dwelling – Two Unit (R-2-2) to Central Commercial (CC) near 1133 South Main Street, plus General Plan changes near 800 N Iron Springs Road. The General Plan proposals would shift areas from Rural Estates to Business and Light Manufacturing, and from Central Commercial and High Density Residential to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing. Additional General Plan changes cover Iron Springs Road from 800 N to 5500 West.