Farmington public meetings in 2024
23 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will vote on canceling its December 2024 meeting. They will also discuss status updates on the Deterioration by Neglect program, the Historic Plaque Program, the Neal Sessions/Francisco Restaurant building, and the nomination of six historic homes to the Multiple Property Submission (MPS) under the Theme 1800s. The September 23, 2024 meeting minutes are scheduled for approval.
- Vote to cancel December 2024 commission meeting
- Status of six historic home nominations to the MPS (Theme 1800s)
- Deterioration by Neglect program update
- Farmington Historic Plaque Program status
- Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building status
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will meet to review the status of six historic homes nominated for inclusion in the Multiple Property Submission (MPS) Theme 1800s, assess an architectural evaluation for the Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building, and discuss a deterioration-by-neglect determination for 368 West State Street. The meeting also includes updates on the Historic Plaque Program and traffic data for West State Street.
- Review of six historic homes (1800s) for MPS Theme nomination
- Architectural assessment of Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building
- Deterioration-by-neglect determination for 368 West State Street
- Status update on Farmington Historic Plaque Program
- Traffic data review for West State Street, including Clark Lane Historic District
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will consider two ordinances (2024-48 and 2024-49) that each reduce the boundary of the North Farmington Station #1 Community Reinvestment Project Area. Both items are up for public hearing and decision at the September 4, 2024 meeting.
- RDA Ordinance 2024-48 – CRA 1 Boundary Adjustment reducing the North Farmington Station #1 project area
- RDA Ordinance 2024-49 – CRA 2 Boundary Adjustment reducing the same project area
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will hold a regular meeting on September 3, 2024, to discuss and potentially decide on two boundary adjustments: one for North Farmington Station CRA 1 and one for North Farmington Station CRA 2. No other substantive business is listed on the agenda.
- North Farmington Station CRA 1 boundary adjustment
- North Farmington Station CRA 2 boundary adjustment
Historic Preservation Commission
The Parks, Recreation, Arts and Trails Advisory Board and the Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss a master plan presentation from GSBS.
- GSBS Presentation - Master Plan
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will hold a meeting to discuss traffic concerns in the Clark Lane Historic District and receive status updates on the Historic Plaque Program, the Francisco Restaurant building, and a nomination of six historic homes to the Multiple Property Submission (MPS) for the 1800s theme. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 22, 2024 meeting. No final decisions are scheduled; all items are discussions or status reports.
- Discussion about traffic in the Clark Lane Historic District, 200 West, near Farmington schools
- Status update on the Farmington Historic Plaque Program
- Status update on the Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building
- Status of nomination of six historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s)
- Approval of minutes from July 22, 2024
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss the status of several local preservation projects. The body will review nominations for historic homes and the progress of the city's plaque program.
- Status of six historic home nominations to the MPS (Theme 1800s)
- Status of the Farmington Historic Plaque Program
- Status of the Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building
- Tom Owens Mill August Open House
- Public Works presentation by Dave Petersen
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss transit and administrative items. The board will consider a resolution for the establishment of a remote transit station. They will also review minutes from the June 18, 2024 meeting.
- Resolution supporting the establishment of a remote transit station
- Approval of minutes from June 18, 2024
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will hold public hearings to amend the budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and to adopt the budget for fiscal year 2025. The board will also review minutes from the June 4, 2024, meeting.
- Amending the RDA Budget for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2024
- Adopting the RDA Budget for Fiscal Year 2025
- Approval of minutes from June 4, 2024
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency is holding public hearings regarding conservation easements. The board will consider adopting a new amendment policy and reviewing an easement amendment request.
- Adoption of a Conservation Easement Amendment Policy
- Conservation Easement Amendment Request
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to consider two items regarding conservation easements. This includes adopting an amendment policy and amending an existing easement near Innovator Drive. The proposed change would allow public uses on specific parcels of land.
- Adoption of a Conservation Easement Amendment Policy
- Amendment to a conservation easement near Innovator Drive to permit public uses
- Proposed changes to Davis County Parcel I.D. #s 08-060-0072, 08-060-0071, and 08-060-0070
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The public hearing scheduled for June 4, 2024, by the Farmington City Redevelopment Agency was cancelled. The original agenda included a proposed Conservation Easement Amendment Policy and an easement amendment near Innovator Drive to permit public uses.
- Cancellation of the June 4, 2024, public hearing
- Proposed adoption of a Conservation Easement Amendment Policy
- Proposed easement amendment for parcels 08-060-0072, 08-060-0071, and 08-060-0070
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss the Clark Lane Historic District and receive status updates on nominations of six historic homes, the Main Street Historic District to the Farmington Landmarks Register, the Farmington Historic Plaque Program, and the Neal Sessions/Francisco Mexican building. No final decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Clark Lane Historic District discussion
- Nomination of six historic homes to MPS (Theme 1800s) - status
- Nomination of Main Street Historic District to Farmington Landmarks Register - status
- Farmington Historic Plaque Program - status
- Neal Sessions / Francisco Mexican building - status
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency is holding a regular meeting with a short agenda. The board will consider ratifying adoption of the tentative FY 2024-25 RDA budget and setting a public hearing for June 18, 2023 (as written in the agenda). The meeting is otherwise procedural, including roll call and a motion to adjourn and reconvene the City Council meeting.
- Ratify adoption of FY 2024-25 tentative RDA budget
- Set public hearing for June 18, 2023 (date as printed in agenda)
- Regular meeting at City Hall, 160 South Main, Farmington, UT
- Meeting accessible via live link on Farmington City website
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency is meeting to ratify the adoption of the FY 2024-25 tentative budget. The board will also set a public hearing for June 18, 2024.
- Ratification of FY 2024-25 Tentative RDA Budget
- Setting the Public Hearing for June 18, 2024
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss the status of several preservation items, including nominations of six historic homes and the Main Street Historic District to the Farmington Landmarks Register. They will also review the Historic Plaque Program, a building status update, and UDOT I-15 widening mitigation. No final decisions are listed; all items are status updates.
- Nomination of six historic homes to MPS (Theme 1800s)
- Nomination of Main Street Historic District to Farmington Landmarks Register
- Farmington Historic Plaque Program status
- Neal Sessions / Francisco Mexican building status
- UDOT I-15 Widening Section 106 Mitigation status
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission, meeting jointly with the Parks, Recreation, Arts and Trails Advisory Board, will hear a presentation from GSBS on the Historic Mill Property, including community outreach. The agenda contains only this one business item, with no other substantive decisions or discussions listed.
- GSBS presentation on Historic Mill Property
- Community outreach discussion
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss possible remediation plans for removing a historic resource at 399 West Clark Lane, should the proposed I-15 widening project proceed. The discussion involves representatives from UDOT, the FCHPC, and the Clark Historic Preservation Association. The agenda also includes a general 'other items' segment.
- Discussion of remediation proposals for historic resource at 399 West Clark Lane
- Potential removal tied to proposed I-15 widening project
- Involvement of UDOT, FCHPC, and Clark Historic Preservation Association
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to hear from UDOT representatives about a proposed I-15 widening project and its potential impacts on the Clark Lane Historic District. The commission will also receive status updates on nominations of six historic homes and the Main Street Historic District, the Farmington Historic Plaque Program, and the Neal Sessions/Francisco Mexican building. An open house at the Old Mill site is scheduled for March 27, 2024.
- UDOT discussion on I-15 widening impacts to Clark Lane Historic District
- Nomination of six historic homes to MPS (Theme 1800s) - status
- Nomination of Main Street Historic District to Farmington Landmarks Register - status
- Farmington Historic Plaque Program - status
- Old Mill Open House on Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Farmington City Redevelopment Agency
The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency board will hold a regular meeting on March 19, 2024, at 7:00 pm in City Hall's Council Chambers. The only substantive action on the agenda is a vote on purchasing the Boyce property for the RPM Substation. The meeting will also include roll call and a motion to adjourn and reconvene the City Council meeting.
- Purchase of the Boyce property for RPM Substation
- Meeting at City Hall, 160 South Main, Farmington, Utah
- Public can listen live and comment electronically via city website
- Email comments accepted for public hearings
- ADA accommodations available by contacting DeAnn Carlile
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss the status of several preservation efforts, including nominations of six historic homes, the Farmington Rock Mill property, and the Main Street Historic District. They will also consider changes to the commission itself and the historic plaque program, plus ordering logo apparel.
- Status of nominating six historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s)
- Status of Farmington Rock Mill Historical Property meeting
- Status of nominating Main Street Historic District to Farmington Landmarks Register
- Changes to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Ordering jackets or shirts/blouses with commission logo
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting jointly with the Parks, Recreation, Arts and Trails Advisory Board. The only business item is a presentation by GSBS on the Historic Mill Property, including community outreach. No decisions are listed on the agenda.
- GSBS presentation on Historic Mill Property
- Community outreach discussion
Historic Preservation Commission
The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss a recommendation to amend city code regarding commission member numbers and term limits, possibly adding alternates. They will also review the CLG grant application window, the status of the Main Street Historic District nomination, the Historic Plaque Program, and other administrative items.
- Consideration of recommendation to amend Section 3-3-040 of Farmington City Code regarding FCHPC member number and term limits, including possible alternates
- CLG Grant application window for 2024-2025 cycle closes February 16
- Status update on nomination of Main Street Historic District to Farmington Landmarks Register
- Status update on Farmington Historic Plaque Program
- Discussion of Horizon Credit Union Building