The council held public hearings regarding two major zoning matters. The first involved a request to change the general plan and zoning from central commercial and heavy manufacturing (INM2) to light manufacturing (INM1) for property located at 226 North 3325 West to better support business commercial uses. The second hearing addressed a zone change from annex transitional to residential for the Bower Meadows development, featuring multiple residential and commercial zoning pods. Discussion included concerns regarding the impact of new housing developments on local traffic and the timeline for the construction of a bypass road to improve infrastructure and alleviate congestion.
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The City Council discussed a variety of agenda items, including water restrictions and the implementation of a conservation plan, as well as potential storm drain improvement grants. Significant debate occurred regarding a proposed franchise agreement for a fiber optic company, the approval of a Residential Development Overlay (RDO) for the Cross Hollow area, and a development agreement for a new Smith's Marketplace location, which involved discussions on fire protection infrastructure, storm water management, and the preservation of trail access. The Council also reviewed an audit selection, an airport tanker base lease extension, a public works services agreement, and adjustments to the Consolidated Fee Schedule, including fees for private swim clubs and municipal banners.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Cedar City Council Special City Council Work Meeting
The council held a work session to review fiscal year 2026-27 budget presentations for multiple city departments. Key discussion topics included event management and sponsorship growth, economic development and RDA fee structures, library and heritage center operations and renovation strategies, fleet management software transitions, public works infrastructure and facility maintenance, street improvements and lighting projects, solid waste and storm drain services, airport terminal and equipment upgrades, water utility staffing and rate adjustments, wastewater treatment capacity and compliance, and sewer line maintenance and expansion projects.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Cedar City Council Work Meeting
The council discussed water conservation strategies, including current water usage, the implementation of a conservation tier, and public education on tracking water consumption via online tools. Plans were reviewed to address infrastructure projects, including potential angle parking improvements behind the Elks Lodge and a significant storm drain improvement project funded through a federal grant with local matching requirements.
