Amalga, UT

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to discuss recommending an 18-month moratorium on major subdivision plans to the Town Board, along with several drainage and zoning items. The agenda includes discussions with residents about storm drainage and a proposed fuel station, a zoning clearance for a manufactured home, and administrative matters like appointing a new secretary. No final decisions are made at this meeting; items are recommendations or discussions for future action.

• Recommendation to Town Board for 18-month moratorium on major subdivision plans
• Discussion with Brian Larsen on drainage systems on the north end of Amalga
• Zoning clearance for Roxanne Freestone to move a manufactured home onto a building lot
• Discussion with Shane and Tammy Munk on storm drainage and potential gas leakage at proposed Fuel Station/Convenience Store site
• Discussion on appointing a new secretary for Planning and Zoning

Amalga Town Council

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council is holding an appeals hearing to consider an administrative land use appeal (AP-2026-001) regarding a zoning clearance decision issued on July 1, 2026, for an automotive fuel station and convenience store on Parcel No. 13-040-0002. The hearing is scheduled for August 25, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. at Amalga Town Hall.

• Appeal of zoning clearance for automotive fuel station and convenience store
• Appeal File Number: AP-2026-001
• Subject Property: Parcel No. 13-040-0002
• 15 appellants listed, including Matt Turner, Bryan Rindlisbacher, and others
• Hearing at Amalga Town Hall, 6590 N 2400W, Amalga, UT

Amalga Town Council

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council is holding its monthly meeting to approve minutes, receive reports from the sheriff and council members, and discuss a timeline for Dakota Bodily and Charlie Erickson. The agenda also includes a presentation on annexation by Mike Morley, paying bills, and setting items for the September meeting.

• Sheriff's report
• Timeline for Dakota Bodily and Charlie Erickson presented by Tammy Munk
• Annexation discussion led by Mike Morley
• Council reports from Paul Hansen, Colette Dursteler, Mark Cowley, and Rayslyn Larsen
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2026, and July 22, 2026 workshop

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to review five zoning clearance applications for residential and commercial projects, discuss resident notification methods, and hear an explanation of the appeals process. The agenda includes applications for a house, a cheese building, a patio cover, and two mobile home relocations.

• Zoning clearance for Kurtis Falslev house
• Zoning clearance for Schreiber Cheese building project
• Discussion with Roxanne Freestone on moving a manufactured home
• Zoning clearance for Nate Noyes patio cover
• Zoning clearance for Sid Munk to move a mobile home location

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission met on August 11, 2026, and took several actions. They tabled a zoning clearance for Kurtis Falslev's home pending more documentation, approved a zoning clearance for Schreiber Cheese's loading dock demolition/rebuild, and approved zoning clearances for a patio cover and a mobile home move. The commission also discussed a resident's proposal to modernize town communications and received a citizen's petition opposing a proposed annexation, though annexation is outside their jurisdiction.

• Tabled zoning clearance for Kurtis Falslev's home until documentation is available
• Approved zoning clearance for Schreiber Cheese loading dock demolition/rebuild
• Approved zoning clearance for Nate Noyes' patio covering at 5500 N 3100 W
• Approved zoning clearance for Sid Munk to move a mobile home 40 feet parallel to property line
• Discussed April Turner's proposal for a modern town communication system

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission has rescheduled its August meeting to Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The change was made because the original date conflicted with the Cache County Fair.

• Meeting rescheduled to August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM
• Meeting location: 6590 N 2400 W, Amalga, UT 84335
• Change due to conflict with Cache County Fair

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council is holding a workshop to discuss a proposed fuel station and convenience store, covering design, lighting, septic, and overnight parking concerns. They also discussed a penalty and enforcement ordinance for a public hearing on August 12th, with proposed fines for noncompliance. The council expressed opposition to overnight parking and shower/laundry facilities, and agreed to place the ordinance on the next meeting's agenda.

• Fuel station design: 4-acre and 5-acre variations, lighting compliance, motion lights, dimming signs
• Proposed convenience store hours: 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., with fuel pumps accessible when store closed
• Septic system: above-ground, east side, subject to Bear River Health approval
• Penalty ordinance: $100 for first 5 days, $150 additional after 10 days, $700 after 30 days, then $100/day
• Council not in favor of overnight parking or shower/laundry facilities

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a workshop to discuss two primary items. The council is reviewing future plans for a fuel station and a Penalty and Enforcement Ordinance.

• Future plans of fuel station
• Penalty and Enforcement Ordinance

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a public hearing on the COG (likely a planning document) followed by a regular meeting. Key votes include an initial vote on annexation of land from Dakota Bodily, a vote on the Penalties and Enforcement Ordinance, and a vote on the COG. The council will also hear reports on a gas station (from Mike Morley and Mike Bouck), consider a business license request from Charlie Erickson, and discuss town celebration plans.

• Initial vote to entertain annexation of land brought forth by Dakota Bodily
• Vote on Penalties and Enforcement Ordinance
• Vote on COG (Council of Governments or similar)
• Public hearing on COG
• Gas station discussion with Mike Morley and Mike Bouck

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a meeting and public hearing on July 8, 2026, to discuss and vote on several items. Key actions include a vote on a $184,000 COG (Council of Governments) appropriation, a motion to table a penalties ordinance, and a vote to not entertain an annexation request. The council also heard public comments on a proposed gas station and truck stop, and discussed a chip and seal project.

• Public hearing on COG chip and seal project (5720 North to 6550 North)
• Vote to approve COG funding of $184,000
• Motion to table Penalties and Enforcement Ordinance (fee changes)
• Vote to not entertain annexation of land (Dakota Bodily) - 3 yea, 2 nay
• Discussion of gas station/truck stop business license (Charlie Erickson, parcel 13-40-002)

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a public hearing to discuss seeking local transportation funds through the Council of Governments (COG) for a chip and seal project on 5900 N to 6590 N 2400 W. The hearing precedes the regular town board meeting.

• Public hearing to discuss seeking COG transportation funds for a chip and seal project on 5900 N - 6590 N 2400 W

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 1, 2026. The agenda includes two zoning clearance applications: one from Kurtis Falslev (represented by Jared Wiser) and one from Charlie Erickson for an Automotive Fuel Service Station and Convenience Store at 2900 W Hwy 218. The commission will also hear a request from Mike Bouck and consider approval of the June 3, 2026 minutes.

• Zoning Clearance Application from Kurtis Falslev (represented by Jared Wiser)
• Zoning Clearance Application from Charlie Erickson for an Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Store at 2900 W Hwy 218
• Mike Bouck has asked for some time to address the commission
• Approval of minutes from June 3, 2026

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission approved a Zoning Clearance for a gas station at 2900 W Hwy 218 but tabled a request for a large truck stop, citing code gaps and a conflict of interest. The commission also approved minutes from the previous meeting.

• Approved Zoning Clearance for gas station at 2900 W Hwy 218
• Tabled truck stop request at 6590 N 2400 W due to code gaps
• Approved minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting
• Approved $25.00 per meeting stipend for P&Z members
• Rescheduled next meeting to August 11, 2026

Amalga Town Council

The Town Council held a public hearing and meeting to discuss a proposed five-acre development featuring a 4,000-square-foot convenience store and fuel station. The council discussed concerns regarding overnight truck parking and water usage before voting on zoning changes.

• Approved Proposed Addition to Light Industrial Zone (Section 7.4.1)
• Approved Automotive Station/Convenience Store Ordinance
• Proposed development of a 4,000-square-foot convenience store with gasoline and diesel fueling
• Projected water use of approximately 2,500 gallons per day for the proposed site

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a public hearing and meeting to discuss land use and business regulations. The council will consider voting on a proposed addition to the Light Industrial Zone and a new ordinance regarding automotive stations and convenience stores.

• Proposed Addition to Light Industrial Zone 7.4.1
• Automotive station/convenience Stores Ordinance

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will hold a public hearing and possible vote on two ordinances: a code amendment to permit Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Stores in the Light Industrial Zone, and an addition to the Amalga Town Land Management and Development Code to support the amendment. The hearing is on June 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM at 6590 N 2400 W. The public is encouraged to attend.

• Code amendment to allow Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Stores in Light Industrial Zone
• Addition to Amalga Town Land Management and Development Code to support the amendment
• Public hearing and possible vote at June 24, 2026 meeting

Amalga Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing and meeting to discuss and vote on the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget. The council will also consider votes on subdivision and penalties ordinances.

• Public hearing and vote on 2026-2027 Fiscal year budget
• Vote on state-required new subdivision ordinance
• Vote on Penalties and enforcement ordinance
• Ed Dursteler business license
• Amalga Town Celebration report by Stacy Rindlisbacher

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will conduct a public hearing to discuss the town budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. The council will also consider a new State Mandated Subdivision Ordinance and a related resolution on construction standards.

• Public hearing for the fiscal year 2026-2027 town budget
• Consideration of the State Mandated Subdivision Ordinance
• Resolution on Amalga Town Construction Standards

Amalga Town Council

The council held a public hearing and regular meeting on June 10, 2026. They adopted the FY2026-2027 budget and certified the tax rate, approved a state-mandated subdivision ordinance, and tabled a proposed penalties ordinance for further review. A business license for Edison Builders was approved and $15,887.58 in cash disbursements were authorized. The town celebration and other routine reports were also discussed.

• Adopted FY2026-2027 budget with 3% COLA adjustments and Pump #1 replacement funding
• Approved state-mandated subdivision ordinance and companion construction standards resolution
• Tabled penalties ordinance (proposed $100/day fine) for further review
• Approved business license for Edison Builders
• Authorized cash disbursements totaling approximately $15,887.58

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a code amendment. The proposal would allow Automotive Fuel Service Stations and Convenience Stores in the Light Industrial Zone.

• Proposed code amendment for Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Stores in the Light Industrial Zone
• Proposed addition to The Amalga Town Land Management and Development Code

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing regarding a proposal to build an automotive fuel service station and convenience store. The commission voted to recommend a revised ordinance and zoning change to the Town Board for final approval.

• Proposed Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Store on nine acres at 2900 W Hwy 218
• Recommendation to add 'Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Store' to the Light Industrial Zone (L1-Zone) objectives
• Recommendation of a revised ordinance adding supplementary regulations for automotive service stations and convenience stores with gas pumps
• Approved zoning clearance for a 200 sq. ft. shed at 8005 N 2400 W

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a code amendment application from Charlie Erickson to add an automotive fuel service station/convenience store as a permitted use in the Light Industrial Zone. Following the hearing, the commission will review the proposal and vote on whether to recommend it to the Town Board. The agenda also includes zoning clearance applications for a shed and a barn repair.

• Public hearing on code amendment to add automotive fuel service station/convenience store as a permitted use in Light Industrial Zone (Section 7.4.1) at approximately 2900 W Hwy 218
• Zoning clearance application from Tyler Hansen for a shed at 8005 N 2400 W
• Zoning clearance application from Brian Rindlisbacher for a barn repair at 2285 W 6200 N
• Review and vote on recommending the code amendment to the Town Board

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a code amendment to allow an automotive fuel service station and convenience store at approximately 2900 W Hwy 218. The commission will then vote on whether to recommend the amendment to the Town Board. Also on the agenda are zoning clearance applications for a shed and a barn repair.

• Public hearing on code amendment to add fuel station/convenience store as a permitted use in Light Industrial Zone at 2900 W Hwy 218
• Zoning clearance for a shed at 8005 N 2400 W (Tyler Hansen)
• Zoning clearance for barn repair at 2285 W 6200 N (Brian Rindlisbacher)
• Commission vote on recommendation to Town Board for the fuel station ordinance

Amalga Town Council

The Town Council reviewed a proposed incremental pay increase for sheriff services and discussed a total budget of approximately $1,000,000. Members also coordinated a timeline for a public hearing regarding a zoning code amendment and a subdivision ordinance.

• Proposed sheriff patrol rates: $56/hr in 2026, $60/hr in 2027, $64/hr in 2028, and $68/hr in 2029
• Total budget estimate of $1,000,000, including a $400,000 water budget
• Approved cash disbursement of $23,311.77
• Allocation of $12,500 in RAPZ tax for two pieces of equipment and pickleball court lights
• Proposed public hearing for zoning code amendment with a potential vote on July 8th

Amalga Town Council

The Amalga Town Council will meet to review the budget and discuss the Amalga Town Celebration. The session includes reports from the Sheriff and council members, as well as the payment of bills.

• Budget discussion with Matt Regen
• Amalga Town Celebration discussion with Stacy Rindlisbacher
• Sheriff's report from Chad Jenson
• Approval of April 8, 2026, meeting minutes
• Payment of bills

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing and regular meeting. They approved a new Subdivision Ordinance mandated by the state legislature and recommended it to the Town Board. They also approved a code amendment application to allow an automotive fuel station/convenience store in the Light Industrial Zone, setting a public hearing for June 3, 2026. A zoning clearance for a lean-to at 7725 N 2400 W was approved, and a training meeting on land use law was scheduled for May 20.

• Approved new Subdivision Ordinance (mandated by state legislature) and recommended to Town Board
• Moved Construction Standards to be adopted by resolution rather than codified
• Approved zoning clearance for Ed Dursteler lean-to at 7725 N 2400 W
• Approved code amendment application by Charlie Erickson for Automotive Fuel Service Station/Convenience Store at 2900 W Hwy 218, adding sections 7.4.1e and 7.4.16
• Discussed lack of clear guidance on when building permits are required; distributed Cache County guidelines

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a state-mandated subdivision ordinance and a resolution regarding construction standards. The commission will also review a zoning application and a potential code amendment for a fuel station.

• Public hearing on new state-mandated Subdivision Ordinance
• Proposed removal of Section V-2 Construction Standards from Subdivision Ordinance to be adopted as a Resolution
• Zoning clearance application from Ed Dursteler for a lean-to at 7725 N 2400 W
• Review of code amendment for a convenience store/fuel station at 2900 W Hwy 218
• Discussion with Kutis Falslev on permitted activities for Parcel # 13-040-0005

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Amalga Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing on May 6, 2026, to consider a new State Mandated Subdivision Ordinance and a related Resolution on Amalga Town Construction Standards. The items are part of the commission's regular meeting at the City Office, 6590 N 2400 W. The public is encouraged to attend.

• Public hearing on new State Mandated Subdivision Ordinance
• Resolution on Amalga Town Construction Standards as part of the Subdivision Ordinance
• Meeting at 6590 N 2400 W, Amalga, starting at 7:00 PM

Amalga Town Council

The Town Council reviewed a petition to revoke the Conditional Use Permit for Petersen Excavation due to dust and pile height concerns. The board also coordinated logistics for the Town Celebration and approved a cash disbursement for bills.

• Approved Local Authority Consent for an off-premises Beer Retailer State License
• Approved cash disbursement in the amount of $18,665.50
• Discussed petition to revoke Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for Petersen Excavation
• Proposed budget for Town Celebration t-shirts ($5 per shirt) and food ($3 per person)
• P&Z recommendation to pass an eviction notice for Sid Munk