The agenda includes an oath of office for the Police Department, a proclamation regarding an alcohol-free school year, and a board audit report. A public hearing is scheduled to address a municipal boundary line adjustment. Legislative items include various ordinance amendments related to Parks and Recreation impact fees, public hearing processes, and approval processes. Resolutions for consideration involve a tie-breaking method for City Council vacancies, a memorandum of understanding for the Criminal Task Force, and an annexation petition. Additionally, the council will consider a road dedication, an updated landscape plan, and funding for a comprehensive code rewrite.
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The council confirmed the reappointment of a member to the Planning Commission. Public hearings were held regarding easement abandonments for two separate properties, both of which were approved. The council approved a zone change for a property on Washington Dam Road and adopted an ordinance amending the City Code to include the Wildland-Urban Interface fire code. Additionally, the council passed resolutions adopting the 2026/2027 fiscal year budget, establishing a Tier II Contributory Retirement System for public safety and fire department personnel, supporting the creation of a Utah Inland Port Authority project area, and approving a first amendment to the site plan and supplemental agreement for the Stucki Farm Planned Community Development, with conditions regarding future park locations.
