The Planning Commission meeting included a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a residential property, which resulted in a recommendation for approval to the City Council. The Commission also discussed the general plan, focusing on identifying areas for potential updates, including the conceptual development of a commercial city center near the existing central park and the evaluation of potential north-south transportation connections.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
South Weber City Council Regular Public Meeting
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The council agenda included a presentation on the Communities that Care program and several action items regarding municipal finance and property tax. Key topics involved a proposed property tax rate increase, adoption of the fiscal year 2027 tentative budget, and various interlocal cooperation agreements with Davis County regarding the Community Development Block Grant and the Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit. The council also scheduled upcoming public hearings, discussed celebrating America250, and planned for board meetings of the Redevelopment Agency and the Local Building Authority.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
South Weber City Council Regular Meeting
The council addressed several development and infrastructure projects, including a zone change request, an amendment to sewer impact fees, and construction project direction. A presentation was provided regarding Davis County permanent and transitional housing. The council reviewed the fiscal year 2027 budget and received legislative updates, including House Bill 236. Furthermore, the council discussed a Weber River mitigation study, donation and surplus policies, emergency operations planning, and the purchase of a vacuum trailer for public works.
Mar 24, 2026·Board meeting
South Weber City Council City Council Meeting
The council received a presentation on the Weber River Pre-Disaster Mitigation Study from Utah State University students, focusing on flood and riverbank failure risks. Action items included the approval of a donation and sponsorship policy, the declaration of obsolete Public Works items as surplus, and the purchase of a vacuum trailer for the Public Works Department to reduce outsourcing costs for utility maintenance. A resolution to amend the Emergency Operations Plan was continued to allow for further review and corrections. Additionally, the council discussed potential financial reviews regarding interest rates and follow-up strategies for the Weber River mitigation study.
