Farmington public meetings in 2025

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will consider four items: a resolution amending the consolidated fee schedule, two ordinances removing public hearing requirements for certain building exceptions and correcting code references to state land-use law, and a resolution updating planning commission policies. These are all proposed actions for discussion and decision at this meeting.

• Resolution 2025-50 amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Ordinance 2025-51 removing public hearing requirements for Special Exceptions to Building Height and Driveway Width
• Ordinance 2025-52 correcting references to the Utah Municipal Land Use Development and Management Act
• Resolution 2025-53 updating Policies and Procedures of the Farmington City Planning Commission

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council is meeting to discuss Ordinance 2025-49. This ordinance establishes the dates, times, and locations for regular city council meetings.

• Ordinance 2025-49 Establishing dates, time and place for holding regular Farmington City Council Meetings

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting to address municipal electric car charging and general plan elements. The body will also consider zoning amendments and a preliminary planned unit development.

• Master Service Agreement(s) A + B for electric car charging infrastructure at municipal locations
• Integrated Water and Land Use Element of the General Plan
• Consolidated Fee Schedule Amendments
• Rock Haven Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD)
• Zone Text Amendment - 11-3-045 Public Hearing Requirements for Certain Special Exceptions

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss amendments to multiple sections of city code. These changes are intended to update references to renumbered sections of the State's Land Use and Development Management Act (LUDMA) without modifying policy.

• Public hearing on city code amendments regarding State Code references

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting at City Hall on December 4, 2025, beginning at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes public hearings for a Red Barn Lane subdivision, The Trail Townhome project, and a zoning text amendment to update city code references to state statutes.

• Public hearing for Red Barn Lane Subdivision (5-acre parcel divided into 2 lots)
• Public hearing for The Trail Townhome project (1674 W Burke Lane)
• Public hearing for zoning text amendment to update references to State Code
• Mountain View Estates Phase 2 Site Plan Approval confirmation
• Planning Commission Chair/Vice Chair election

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider changes to city code regarding residential parking and the process for special exceptions. These updates affect parking stall requirements and how special exceptions are reviewed.

• Proposed changes to Title 11, Chapter 32 regarding residential parking stall size, quantity, driveway width, and access standards
• Proposed changes to Section 11-3-045 to allow Planning Commission review of Special Exceptions in a public meeting instead of requiring a public hearing

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold two public hearings regarding zone text amendments. The body will also discuss updates to The Charlotte Subdivision.

• Public hearing on modifying residential parking stall requirements and driveway width/access standards (Title 11, Chapter 32)
• Public hearing on changing Special Exception requirements to allow Planning Commission review in a public meeting (Section 11-3-045)
• Discussion of updates to The Charlotte Subdivision

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council posted a signed certificate confirming the results of the November 4, 2025 municipal general election. The document lists Brett Nathan Anderson as elected Mayor and Melissa Allphin Layton and Kristen D Sherlock as elected City Council members.

• Certified election results for Brett Nathan Anderson (Mayor), Melissa Allphin Layton (Council), Kristen D Sherlock (Council)
• Election held November 4, 2025
• Certified returns on file with Farmington City Recorder at 160 S Main, Farmington, UT 84025

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning 52 acres at 37 North Buffalo Rd to include an Agricultural Planned District overlay and a general development plan for 187 residential lots.

• Public hearing on rezoning 52 acres at 37 North Buffalo Rd
• Consideration of AP (Agricultural Planned District) overlay
• Review of Schematic Subdivision/General Development Plan
• Hearing for Heritage residential development with 187 lots
• Applicant: Cole West

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive input on the issuance of Sales and Franchise Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2025. The funds are intended to finance a new fire station and water system improvements.

• Proposed issuance of Series 2025 Bonds up to $8,000,000
• Financing for a new fire station and water system infrastructure
• Total estimated cost of bonds including interest: $9,139,632
• Proposal to pledge 100% of local sales, use, and telecommunications franchise taxes for payment
• Public hearing scheduled for November 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at 160 S Main Street

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold a work session on fire department staffing and park policy followed by a regular session. The body will consider several subdivision plans, a construction manager for Fire Station 72, and the issuance of sales and franchise tax revenue bonds.

• Approval of SIRQ Construction as Construction Manager/General Contractor for Fire Station 72
• Public hearing on Series 2025 Sales & Franchise Tax Revenue Bond issuance
• Public hearing on rezone and subdivision plan for Heritage Residential Subdivision
• Consideration of project plans for C3 Quik Trip, The Violet, and White Horse PUD
• Resolution to rename Kings Cross Trail to Ben's Berms

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss adopting a Water Element into the City's General Plan. The commission will also consider a development agreement for a small subdivision project.

• Public hearing on the adoption of a Water Element as part of the City's General Plan
• Consideration of a Development Agreement and schematic plan for the Packer Subdivision at 219 E. 100 N (2 lots on approximately 0.72 acres)

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a proposed Water Element for the city's General Plan and several land-use applications. The body will also consider a sewer lift station relocation and various residential subdivision requests.

• Public hearing on the adoption of a Water Element for the City's General Plan
• Conditional Use Permit for Central Davis Sewer District to relocate a lift station to 1384 South Frontage Road
• Special Exception for driveway width extension at 353 S 75 W.
• Preliminary Plat Approval for the 30-lot Farmstead project at 675 South 1525 West
• Final Site Plan Approval for Spring Creek RV Resort at 650 West Lagoon Drive

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the status of properties at 368 W State St and 268 W State St, both flagged for deterioration by neglect. The meeting will also review the Clark home at 399 W State St, hear an update on the Historic Plaque Program, and approve minutes from September 2025.

• Status of home at 368 W State St
• Status of historic barn at 268 W State St
• Status of Clark home at 399 W State St
• Update on Historic Plaque Program
• Approval of September 2025 minutes

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider several development projects. These include a new townhome complex, a gas station, and residential subdivision requests.

• 39 townhomes at 1175 North Maker Way (The Violet)
• Gas station at the northeast corner of Innovator Drive and 950 North
• White Horse Subdivision (3 lots and 2 SSF lots) at 1188 North Main Street
• Building height special exception for a single-family dwelling at 452 S. Daniel Dr.

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider several development applications. These include a building height exception and three separate subdivision and development agreements.

• Special Exception for 20% building height increase at 452 S Daniel Dr.
• Subdivision for White Horse Subdivision (3 lots and 2 subordinate single-family lots) at 1188 North Main Street.
• Project Master Plan for The Violet (39 townhomes) at 1175 North Maker Way.
• Project Master Plan and Development Agreement for a gas station at Innovator Drive and 950 North.

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council is meeting to discuss a specific ordinance regarding street parking. The body will consider amendments to rules for overnight, on-street winter parking.

• Ordinance 2025-45: amending provisions related to overnight, on-street winter parking

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will meet to discuss development plans for the Stack project and a property annexation. The session includes reviews of tax revenue bond parameters and updates to winter parking rules.

• Annexation petition for parcel 070710096 at approximate address 1420 S 450 E
• Consideration of Stack Master Subdivision Plat and development agreement for R1, C1, C4, and C6 sites
• Proposed tax increase for Mosquito Abatement District-Davis
• Approval of quote for Verkada System
• Amendments to Overnight Winter Parking Ordinance

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on October 9, 2025, at City Hall to review public hearings for special exception, rezone, and subdivision applications. The meeting includes a work session at 6:00 PM followed by the regular session at 7:00 PM, with a public comment deadline of 5:00 PM the same day.

• Special Exception application for driveway width extension at 131 S. Bonanza Rd. in AE zone
• Rezone and Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) request for Rockhaven PUD (6 residential lots) at 413 South 200 East
• Rezone of 52 acres at 37 North Buffalo Rd. from AA to AE zone for Heritage residential development (187 lots)
• Stack Real Estate projects in North Station area (117 acres) including master plat, self-storage facility, and commercial/retail developments
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from September 18, 2025, and City Council report from October 7, 2025

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 9, 2025, to consider three major development proposals: the Rockhaven PUD (6 residential lots), the Heritage residential development (187 lots with rezoning), and multiple Stack Real Estate projects in the North Station area (117 acres with commercial and residential plans).

• Schematic Subdivision and Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Rockhaven PUD (6 residential lots on 1 acre at 413 South 200 East)
• Rezone 52 acres at 37 North Buffalo Rd from AA to AE zoning for Heritage residential development (187 lots)
• Stack Real Estate projects on 117 acres between I-15 and D&RGW rail trail: Master Plat, self-storage facility (3 acres), commercial retail centers (8 acres and 1 acre), and residential development (37 townhomes + 52 units on 5 acres)

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the FY26 Budget Amendment #1 and changes to the Consolidated Fee Schedule. The body will also consider an agreement for the Sorrel Springs Subdivision.

• Public hearing for Adoption of FY26 Budget Amendment #1 - Municipal Budget
• Public hearing for amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule (CFS)
• Consideration of an agreement for Alternate Standards for the Sorrel Springs Subdivision
• Fraud Risk Assessment

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold public hearings to receive comments on two specific items. The body is discussing amendments to the FY26 municipal budget and the Consolidated Fee Schedule (CFS).

• Public hearing on amending the Municipal budget for FY26
• Public hearing on amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule (CFS)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the status of several historic homes and a barn. The body will also review a UDOT draft study regarding adding a lane to Legacy Parkway.

• Deterioration by neglect status of 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status of Historic Barn at 268 West State
• UDOT draft State Environmental Study for adding a lane to Legacy Parkway
• Status of Clark Home at 399 West State
• Farmington City Historic Home Plaque Program

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Historic Preservation Commission will review the status of several historic properties and a UDOT environmental study regarding Legacy Parkway. The body will also discuss the city's historic home plaque program.

• Deterioration by neglect status of 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status of the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• UDOT draft State Environmental Study for adding a lane to Legacy Parkway
• Status of the Clark Home at 399 West State
• Farmington City Historic Home Plaque Program

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review two development projects. The commission will consider a rezoning request for a large property and a development agreement for a new subdivision.

• Request to rezone ~40 acres from A-F to R-F and review a Schematic Subdivision and Preliminary PUD Master Plan for The Farmington Reserve - The Garden (1100 South to 1500 South, East of 200 East Street)
• Consideration of a Development Agreement and Schematic Plan for Sorrel Springs Subdivision at 638 N Compton Rd (10 lots on ~3.1 acres)

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on September 18, 2025, at City Hall to review conditional use, rezone, and subdivision applications. The meeting includes public hearings on two development projects: a 10-lot subdivision at Sorrel Springs and a 40-acre rezone for The Farmington Reserve - The Garden project. Procedural items such as approval of minutes and city council reports will also be addressed.

• Conditional use application for monument sign at 79 N Main St by Lalco, Inc. dba Our Humble Hive
• Development Agreement and Schematic Plan for Sorrel Springs Subdivision (10 lots, 3.1 acres) at 638 N Compton Rd by Elite Craft Homes
• Rezone request from A-F to R-F zoning for 40 acres and Preliminary PUD Master Plan for The Farmington Reserve - The Garden project (1100 S to 1500 S, east of 200 E St) by Falk Family Office

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a public hearing to consider a Project Master Plan and Preliminary Planned Unit Development for a 168-unit residential subdivision on 19 acres at 1700 North Main Street.

• Public hearing for 168-unit residential subdivision at 1700 North Main Street
• Consideration of Project Master Plan and Preliminary Planned Unit Development
• Applicant: Boyer Company
• Held at Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main Street
• Meeting date: September 16, 2025 at 7:00 p.m.

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on September 16, 2025, at City Hall (160 South Main) to discuss and vote on several key items, including a development agreement for the Brickmoor residential project and a zone change for the Lagoon Administration Building. The meeting includes a work session at 6:00 p.m. followed by the regular session at 7:00 p.m.

• Consideration of a Development Agreement for the Brickmoor residential project
• Zone Change Enabling Ordinance - B and C-R to CRT for the Lagoon Administration Building
• Appointment of Levi Ball as Finance Director
• Monthly Financial Report
• Approval of Minutes for 09.02.25

Farmington City Council

The Farmington Police Property and Evidence Unit is notifying the public of found or recovered items. Property must be claimed by October 1, 2025, or it will be destroyed or applied to public interest use per Utah Code 77-11d.

• Disposal of found property including backpacks, suitcases, and purses
• Disposal of recovered money and cards
• Deadline for ownership claims: October 1, 2025

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council posted an official notice for the Davis County municipal general election scheduled for November 4, 2025. The notice includes voter eligibility requirements, early voting dates, polling locations, ballot drop box sites, and public demonstrations of voting equipment.

• Municipal general election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025
• Early voting available October 28–31, 2025 at Davis County Administration Building
• Public voting equipment test on October 10, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. in Room 202, 61 South Main Street, Farmington
• Ballot drop boxes available 24/7 until 8:00 p.m. on Election Day at Farmington Community Center (120 South Main Street) and Davis County Administration Building (61 South Main Street)

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council meeting on September 15, 2025 is only procedural, posting a sample ballot for the Davis County Municipalities and Special Districts election on November 4, 2025. No decisions or discussions are listed in the agenda.

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Project Master Plan and Preliminary Planned Unit Development for a residential subdivision. The proposal by Boyer Company involves up to 174 units on approximately 19 acres of property.

• Public hearing for residential subdivision at approximately 1700 North Main Street (between Main Street and Highway 89)
• Proposed development of no more than 174 units on approximately 19 acres
• Review of Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) and Project Master Plan (PMP) for applicant Boyer Company

Farmington City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss the adoption of the city's General Plan. This includes a specific proposal to add a new Parks, Recreation, Arts and Trails plan as an element of that General Plan.

• Ordinance 2025-39: Adopting the Farmington City General Plan
• Ordinance 2025-40: Adopting a new Parks, Recreation, Arts and Trails plan

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a residential subdivision and a building height exception. The body will also review city council reports and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for a proposed 168-unit residential subdivision on 18 acres at 1700 North Main Street by Boyer Company
• Public hearing for a special exception to allow 5.4 feet of additional building height at 233 South 650 West
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from 08.21.2025
• City Council report from 09.02.2025

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to consider adopting the city's General Plan and the Parks, Recreation, Arts, and Trails Master Plan. The body will also discuss zoning and subdivision changes for the Lagoon Administration Building.

• Public hearing on ordinance adopting the Farmington City General Plan
• Public hearing on ordinance adopting the Parks, Recreation, Arts, and Trails Master Plan
• Public hearing on Lagoon Administration Building zone change, schematic subdivision, and street vacation
• Resolution for the establishment of a Green Waste Program
• Amendment to the Development Agreement for the Gatrell Gardens PUD Subdivision

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold public hearings regarding a property request by Logan Hammer on behalf of Lagoon Investment Company LC. The council will discuss rezoning 6 acres of land and the vacation of a public right of way.

• Rezone of approximately 6 acres from B and C-R districts to CRT (Commercial Recreation Transition) district at 410 North 200 West
• Review of concept site plan and schematic subdivision
• Proposal to vacate the 200 West Public Right of Way between 600 N & 400 N for use as a private street

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold public hearings on September 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM to receive comments on proposed amendments to the Farmington City General Plan and Parks Master Plan. The hearings will address potential land-use impacts and conflicts with the proposed changes.

• Public hearing on comprehensive amendment to the General Plan
• Public hearing on amendment to the Parks and Recreation element of the General Plan
• Comments accepted via email (dcarlile@farmington.utah.gov) or at the meeting
• Meeting held at Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main Street

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the status of several properties and the city's historic plaque program. The body will also review enforcement updates and potential funding via a council budget amendment for a historic barn.

• Deterioration by neglect status and enforcement update for 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status and potential budget amendment funding for the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Status of the Clark Home at 399 West State
• Farmington Historic Plaque Program
• Status of the Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 21, 2025, to consider two zoning-related items: a supplemental development agreement for a commercial property at 529 N Station Parkway and a rezone request for 410 North 200 West. The commission will also hear public input on a proposed amendment to the Parks and Recreation element of the city’s General Plan.

• Supplemental Development Agreement for 0.99 acres at 529 N Station Parkway to allow a drive-through lane
• Rezone of 6 acres at 410 North 200 West from B and C-R to CRT zoning district
• Consideration of concept site plan and schematic subdivision plan for the rezone request
• Public hearing on proposed amendment to Parks and Recreation element of the General Plan
• Meeting at 160 South Main Street, Farmington, UT 84025 at 7:00 PM on August 21, 2025

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 21, 2025, at City Hall to discuss a general plan amendment for parks and recreation and a rezone request for a 6-acre commercial property at 410 North 200 West. A work session at 6:30 PM will introduce a southeast bench development concept before the 7:00 PM session.

• General Plan Amendment - Parks and Recreation element
• Rezone request for 6 acres at 410 N 200 W from B and C-R to CRT zoning
• Withdrawn Supplemental Development Agreement for 0.99 acres at 529 N Station Parkway
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from 08.07.2025
• City Council report from 08.19.2025

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 19, 2025, at City Hall (160 South Main). The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes, a plat amendment for the Moon Park Subdivision Lot 14, and a monthly financial report. A work session tour will cover North Cottonwood Commons, Innovator Landscaping, and I-15 widening discussions.

• Approval of Minutes 08.05.25
• Plat Amendment-Moon Park Subdivision Lot 14
• Monthly Financial Report

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to tour the construction site of the new North Cottonwood Commons Park and Innovator Landscaping with the City Council. The meeting is scheduled for August 19, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at 1397 W Cook Lane.

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Project Master Plan (PMP) and Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD). The proposal is for a residential subdivision by Boyer Company.

• Proposed 174-unit residential subdivision on approximately 19 acres at approximately 1700 North Main Street

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two residential development projects and two special exception requests. The body will also review city council reports and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Boyer Company proposal for a 174-unit residential subdivision on 19 acres at 1700 North Main Street
• The Ana project proposal for 75 townhomes on 9.5 acres at 1000 North and 650 West
• Special exception request for a 20'X24' concrete parking pad at 1078 Oakridge Dr.
• Special exception request for driveway access over 708 Moon Circle across 1371 N Main Street

Farmington City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a public hearing to consider a comprehensive amendment to the city's General Plan. The body will seek information regarding land use impacts and potential conflicts with other affected entities.

• Public hearing on comprehensive amendment to the General Plan

Farmington City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider approving amendments to the General Plan. The meeting also includes a discussion on I-15 landscaping and a decision on a water system agreement.

• Public hearing for amendments to the General Plan
• Water System Connection Agreement with the Trail Subdivision
• I-15 Landscaping discussion
• General Plan Presentation

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the status of properties facing deterioration by neglect and a potential grant for the Rose Cottage. The body will also review software for the historic plaque program and local event participation.

• Deterioration by neglect status of 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status of the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Possible $50,000 America Express grant for the Buttered Bake Shop/Restaurant in the 1877 Rose Cottage
• New software for the Farmington Historic Plaque Program
• Status of the Neal Sessions / Francisco Restaurant building

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a comprehensive amendment to the Farmington City General Plan. The body is seeking information on potential land use impacts and conflicts related to the proposed amendment.

• Public hearing regarding a comprehensive amendment to the General Plan

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a comprehensive amendment to the General Plan. The body will also review City Council reports and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for a comprehensive amendment to the General Plan
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from 06.26.2025
• City Council reports from 07.01.2025 and 07.15.2025

Farmington City Planning Commission

The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider recommendations for several code amendments. These include updates to planning, zoning, and subdivision titles to correct inconsistencies and align city ordinances with state law regarding moderate income housing.

• Recommendation for an ordinance amending Title 11 (Planning and Zoning) and Section 12-6-010 of Title 12 (Subdivisions)
• Recommendation for changes to Title 11, Chapter 13 (Multiple-Family Residential Zones) and Chapter 18 (Mixed Use Districts) to incentivize voluntary moderate income housing

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the status of several landmark designations and the deterioration of properties on West State Street. The body is also reviewing a potential grant for the Rose Cottage and planning for Festival Days.

• Status of James H. Wilcox Home Landmarks Register Designation
• Deterioration by neglect status for 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status for the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Possible $50,000 America Express grant for the Buttered Bake Shop/Restaurant in the 1877 Rose Cottage
• Nomination of two historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s)

Farmington City Redevelopment Agency

The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency (RDA) will hold public hearings to discuss budget amendments and new spending plans. These hearings will follow separate public hearings held by the Farmington City Council.

• Amending the RDA Budget for fiscal year ending June 30, 2025
• Adoption of the RDA Budget for fiscal year 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss several property statuses and historic designations. The body is reviewing a potential grant to support a business in the 1877 Rose Cottage and assessing properties for deterioration by neglect.

• Possible $50,000 grant for Buttered Bake Shop/Restaurant in the 1877 Rose Cottage
• Deterioration by neglect status for 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status for the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Historic Landmarks Register designation recommendation for James H. Wilcox Home
• Status of Sorrel Spring Subdivision proposal at 638 North Compton Road (200 West)

Farmington City Redevelopment Agency

The Farmington City Redevelopment Agency will hold a regular meeting to ratify the tentative FY 2025-26 RDA budget and schedule a public hearing for June 17, 2025. The meeting also includes roll call and adjournment.

• Ratify adoption of FY 2025-26 Tentative RDA Budget and set public hearing for June 17, 2025

Historic Preservation Commission

The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss deterioration-by-neglect status for a home at 368 West State Street and a historic barn at 268 West State. They will also review a proposal for the Sorrel Spring Subdivision at 638 North Compton Road (200 West) and hear an update on nominations of two historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s). Other items include the Historic Plaque Program and the Francisco Restaurant building status, plus approval of past minutes.

• Deterioration by neglect status of the home at 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status of the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Sorrel Spring Subdivision proposal at 638 North Compton Road (200 West)
• Nomination of two historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s) – status update
• Approval of minutes for February 24, 2025 and March 24, 2025

Historic Preservation Commission

The Farmington Historic Preservation Commission will review several historic property matters, including proposed adaptive reuse at 135 South 200 East and a subdivision proposal at 638 North Compton Road. The commission will also discuss deterioration by neglect status for a home at 368 West State Street and a barn at 268 West State, along with updates on the historic plaque program and nominations of two homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s).

• Adaptive reuse proposal at 135 South 200 East
• Sorrel Spring Subdivision proposal at 638 North Compton Road
• Deterioration by neglect status for home at 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status for Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Nomination of two historic homes to MPS (Theme 1800s)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss potential penalties for deterioration by neglect at two West State Street properties. The body will also review commission bylaws and the status of the city's historic plaque program.

• Recommendation for deterioration by neglect penalties at 368 West State Street
• Deterioration by neglect status of the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Review of Historic Preservation Commission bylaws
• Status of the Farmington Historic Plaque Program
• Status of nominations for two historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will vote on designating properties at 268 and 368 West State Street as having 'deterioration by neglect' status. The body will also discuss the Rock Hotel easement and the status of the city's historic plaque program.

• Vote on deterioration by neglect status for the Historic Barn at 268 West State
• Deterioration by neglect status review for the property at 368 West State
• Vote to nominate Elise Allred as Secretary for the 2025 Commission
• Discussion of Rock Hotel Easement with Farmington
• Status update on the nomination of six historic homes to the MPS (Theme 1800s)