Cedar City, UT

Bids and Request for Proposals

City Council

The Cedar City Council will approve several vehicle and equipment purchases, including work trucks from Bradshaw Chevrolet. The body will also consider amending the fee schedule to increase water meter fees and approve a bid for a Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Study. Additionally, the council will discuss disposing of city property to UDOT for the South Interchange Project.

• Approve bid from Bradshaw Chevrolet for $54,590.25 for one work truck
• Approve bid from Bradshaw Chevrolet for $111,776.75 for two work trucks
• Approve bid from Ditch Witch of the Rockies for $53,323.55 for a Hydro excavation trailer
• Consider resolution to amend Consolidated Fee Schedule to increase water meter fees
• Consider approval for bid for Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Study

City Council

The Cedar City Council is holding a work meeting to consider several staff recommendations, including vehicle purchases, a water meter fee increase, and agreements related to sewer infrastructure and a UDOT interchange project. The council will also hear reports on the Utah Summer Games and the American Legion Boys and Girls State program, and will hold a closed session for litigation and contract negotiations.

• Consider bid from Bradshaw Chevrolet for $54,590.25 for one work truck
• Consider bid from Bradshaw Chevrolet for $111,776.75 for two work trucks
• Consider bid from Ditch Witch of the Rockies for $53,323.55 for a hydro excavation trailer
• Consider resolution to amend Consolidated Fee Schedule to increase water meter fees
• Consider disposal of city property and easement to UDOT for South Interchange Project

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board will meet to approve July minutes, receive updates from SkyWest, Ardurra, TSA, BLM, FBO, SUU, and Woolpert, and discuss airport projects including the Snow Removal Equipment Shop, Terminal Office Expansion, and CCTV expansion. Action items include a TSA GSA Lease Agreement.

• SkyWest enplanements: June 2026 = 914; July 2026 = 1,182; YTD = 6,739
• Airport CCTV Expansion - Request for Proposals (RFP)
• Airport Terminal Vending - Request for Proposals (RFP)
• Runway 2/20 Pavement Maintenance
• TSA GSA Lease Agreement (action item)

Redevelopment Agency

The Cedar City Redevelopment Agency is holding an action meeting with a single business item: approving a bid from Silver Sage Construction for $281,700 for the South Main Street Lighting Improvements Phase 3. The meeting will be held in Council Chambers at 10 North Main Street.

• Approve bid from Silver Sage Construction for $281,700 for South Main Street Lighting Improvements Phase 3

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold an action meeting on August 12, 2026, to consider several items including zone changes, a purchase, and an agreement. The agenda includes consent items such as approving minutes, ratifying bills, and a vehicle purchase, as well as action items like zone changes, a Flock insurance purchase, and a UDOT trail agreement. The council will also continue discussion on a backup generator and western wells.

• Zone change from R-2-2 to Central Commercial near 1133 S Main St
• General Plan change from Rural Estates to Business/Light Manufacturing and from Central Commercial/High Density Residential to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Rd
• Purchase of Flock Insurance for $25,000 annually
• Agreement with UDOT for Fiddlers Canyon Trail Extension
• Approve bid of $282,664 for Cemetery Renovation Phase 4

Historic Preservation Commission

The Cedar City Historic Preservation Commission will meet on August 11, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The agenda includes a public request for a historic marker for the Thorley building and a business item regarding a 7up sign. The meeting will also cover routine items like approval of minutes and other business.

• Historic marker request for Thorley building by Howard Thorley
• Discussion of 7up sign
• Approval of minutes
• Call to order and pledge of allegiance

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to consider a zone change near 1133 South Main Street. The body will also discuss General Plan changes for areas near 800 N Iron Springs Road.

• Zone change from Residential Dwelling - Two Unit (R-2-2) to Central Commercial (CC) near 1133 South Main Street
• General Plan change from Rural Estates to Business and Light Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Road
• General Plan change from Central Commercial and High Density Residential to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Road
• General Plan changes for Iron Springs Road from 800 N to 5500 West

Redevelopment Agency

The Cedar City Redevelopment Agency will hold a work meeting on August 5, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. The sole business item is to consider bids for the South Main Street Lighting Improvements Phase 3.

• Consider bids for South Main Street Lighting Improvements Phase 3

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including two public hearings for zone and General Plan changes, purchases of insurance and a vehicle, board appointments, bids for cemetery renovation, and agreements for sewer and trail projects. The meeting includes updates on traffic signals, roadway projects, and water projects.

• Public hearing on zone change from R-2-2 to CC near 1133 S Main St
• Public hearing on General Plan change from Rural Estates to Business/Light Manufacturing and from CC/High Density Residential to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Rd
• Approve purchase of Flock Insurance for $25,000 annually
• Approve purchase of 2027 Chevy 3500 for $60,549
• Consider bids for Cemetery Renovation Phase 4 (6R)

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustments will meet to consider two specific property requests. The board will review a home occupation request for a daycare and an administrative appeal regarding required public improvements.

• Home occupation daycare business request at approximately 435 Bramblewood Blvd (Sweet Pea Schoolhouse/Renae Slack)
• Administrative appeal of staff decision requiring public improvements at approximately 1695 West 200 North (A+ Student Suites/Justin W. Wayment)

City Council

This notice announces ordinances passed by the City Council on July 8, 2026. The actions involve a property agreement and a change to parking regulations.

• Ordinance No. 0708-26: Development/Deferral Agreement with Bentley C. Hugie Living Trust for 2411 W 580 N (Horse Alley)
• Ordinance No. 0708-26-1: Amendment to 35-10 prohibiting parking near the intersection of 600 South and 1100 West

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hear presentations on economic development and the 2025 water report, then vote on a consent agenda that includes a $100,277 mower purchase and a $5,198/month golf course lease. The action agenda features a contract renewal with Flock Safety for $157,500 per year, a resolution to fill a vacancy on the Trails at Shurtz Canyon PID board, and a resolution to set Heritage Center fees and contracts.

• Consider contract renewal with Flock Safety for $157,500.01 per year
• Approve purchase of Toro Reelmaster Fairway Mower for $100,277
• Approve lease agreement with Highland Golf at $5,198.27 per month
• Resolution to approve replacement board member for Trails at Shurtz Canyon PID
• Resolution approving Heritage Center fees and contracts

Leisure Services Advisory Board

The Leisure Services Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from April 2026, hear a presentation from Big T Recreation, and receive an update on the RAP Tax and the 2026/2027 budget.

• Approval of April 15, 2026 minutes
• Big T Recreation presentation
• RAP Tax Update and 2026/2027 Budget Update

Cedar Area Trasnportation Advisory Board

The Cedar Area Transportation Advisory Board will discuss the proposed 2027 budget and review ridership data. The board is also scheduled to discuss bus infrastructure and a transit study update.

• Proposed and approved 2027 budget
• Bus shelters and benches
• Bus wraps
• Walmart bus stop
• Transit study update regarding route locations

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a work meeting with several action items. They will consider purchasing a Toro Reelmaster Fairway mower for $100,277 and approving Heritage Center fees and contracts. A lease agreement with Highland Golf for $5,198.27 per month is also on the agenda. The council will go into closed session to discuss imminent litigation.

• Resolution to approve replacement board member for Trails at Shurtz Canyon PID
• Consider purchase of Toro Reelmaster Fairway mower for $100,277
• Consider lease agreement with Highland Golf at $5,198.27 per month
• Resolution approving Heritage Center Fees and Contracts
• Closed session for imminent litigation

Board of Adjustments

The Cedar City Board of Adjustments will meet to consider two variance requests regarding property setbacks and sidewalk installation. The meeting also includes ethics training for board members.

• Variance request for all setbacks at approximately 325 South 400 East (Tom Jett)
• Variance request to not install sidewalk at approximately 332 South Ridge Road (Liquid Equity/Benjamin Gordon)
• Ethics Training conducted by Randall McUne

Airport Board

The Cedar City Regional Airport Board will meet to review airport operations, including budget and staffing updates. The board will also discuss SkyWest enplanement data and a lease assignment for Tujunga LLC.

• Tujunga LLC Lease Assignment
• SkyWest enplanements: May 2026 (1,072), June 2026 (914), YTD (5,557)
• Aviation Way street signs
• Airport Overly Zoning
• Temporary Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold an action meeting on July 8, 2026, with a consent agenda including minutes, bills, and board appointments, and action items including a speed bump removal, a development/deferral agreement, RAP Tax fund allocations, a Flock Safety contract renewal, and a no-parking zone ordinance. Public comments and a closed session for property negotiations are also scheduled.

• Consider removal of speed bump on South Mountain Drive
• Consider ordinance approving development/deferral agreement for property at approximately 2411 W 580 N
• Consider resolution approving allotment of RAP Tax funds as recommended by Parks and Recreation and Arts Advisory Boards
• Consider contract renewal with Flock Safety in the amount of $157,500 per year
• Consider ordinance amendment to establish No Parking Zones near 600 South and 1100 West

City Council

Cedar City Council will consider a $157,500 per year contract renewal with Flock Safety for automated license plate readers. The action agenda also includes a development/deferral agreement for a property at 2411 W 580 N, allotment of RAP Tax funds by two advisory boards, and an ordinance to establish no parking zones near 600 South and 1100 West. Council will also consider removing a speed bump on South Mountain Drive and approve board appointments.

• Contract renewal with Flock Safety, $157,500 per year
• Development/deferral agreement for property at 2411 W 580 N
• RAP Tax fund allotment as recommended by Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
• RAP Tax fund allotment as recommended by Arts Advisory Board
• Ordinance amendment to establish No Parking Zones near 600 South and 1100 West

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on July 7, 2026, to consider six items: five General Plan Amendments and one Zone Change. The amendments would rezone areas near 800 N Iron Springs Road from residential and commercial designations to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing or Business and Light Manufacturing. Additionally, a zone change at 1133 S Main St would shift a property from R-2-2 (Two Unit Dwelling) to Central Commercial. The meeting will allow public comment on these proposed changes.

• General Plan Amendment from High Density Residential to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Rd
• General Plan Amendment from Central Commercial to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Rd
• General Plan Amendment from Rural Estates to Business and Light Manufacturing near 800 N Iron Springs Rd
• General Plan Amendment designating part of Iron Springs Road (5500 West to 800 North) as Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing and Central Commercial
• Zone Change from R-2-2 to Central Commercial at 1133 S Main St

Planning Commission

The Cedar City Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several General Plan amendments for properties on Iron Springs Road. The commission will also consider a zone change for a property on S Main St.

• General Plan Amendment for 800 N Iron Springs Road (Yerushalmi Properties) to Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing, Business and Light Manufacturing
• General Plan Amendment for Iron Springs Road between 5500 West and approx. 800 N to Industrial and Heavy Manufacturing and Central Commercial
• Zone Change for 1133 S Main St from R-2-2 (Dwelling, Two Unit) to CC (Central Commercial)

City Council

The Cedar City Council will meet to discuss removing a speed bump on South Mountain Drive, approve the allotment of RAP Tax funds for parks and arts, and renew a contract with Flock Safety for $157,500 per year.

• Consider removing a speed bump on South Mountain Drive
• Consider allotment of RAP Tax funds for parks and arts
• Consider renewal of Flock Safety contract ($157,500/year)
• Consider establishing No Parking Zones near 600 South and 1100 West
• Consider a backup generator for the Quichapa Well

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold a public hearing during its July 1, 2026, Work Meeting. The council will consider an ordinance regarding a development/deferral agreement for a specific property.

• Public hearing for development/deferral agreement at approximately 2411 W 580 North (Horse Alley)

City Council

This is a notice that the Cedar City Council, at its June 24, 2026 meeting, passed Ordinance No. 0624-26-9 adopting an impact fee facility plan, impact fee analysis, and setting impact fee rates. The ordinance takes effect upon posting on the State of Utah Public Notice Website, which occurred June 29, 2026. No further discussion or decisions are scheduled at this posting event.

• Ordinance No. 0624-26-9: adopting an impact fee facility plan, impact fee analysis, and setting impact fee rates

City Council

The Cedar City Council will hold an action meeting on June 24, 2026, to consider a consent agenda including a $865,865 fire engine purchase, and several action items. Key items include an ordinance adopting an impact fee facility plan and setting new impact fee rates, a resolution to increase the base water rate fee, and a resolution adopting the certified tax rate for 2026-2027. The council will also hold a public hearing on revisions to the 2025-2026 fiscal year budget.

• Purchase of a Type 3/1 Engine for $865,865
• Deferral/development agreement for Magnolia Fields Subdivision Phase 2 at approx. 1150 N 3900 W
• Ordinance adopting an impact fee facility plan and setting impact fee rates
• Resolution to increase the base water rate fee
• Resolution adopting the Certified Tax Rate for the 2026-2027 fiscal year

RAP Tax Advisory Board - Arts

The Cedar City Arts RAP Tax Advisory Board will meet to discuss and vote on RAP tax recommendations. This is an action meeting held at the City Council Chambers.

• Discussion and vote on RAP tax recommendations

City Council

The City Council will vote on several action items including a new impact fee ordinance, water and facility fee increases, and the certified tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year. A public hearing is scheduled for budget revisions. Consent items include a $865,865 fire engine purchase and approval of development deferrals for Magnolia Fields.

• Approve impact fee ordinance setting new rates for development
• Approve resolution to increase base water rate fee
• Approve resolution adopting certified tax rate for 2026-2027 fiscal year
• Approve purchase of Type 3/1 fire engine for $865,865
• Public hearing on revisions to 2025-2026 fiscal year budget

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider a resolution regarding budget adjustments for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. This action meeting is scheduled for June 24, 2026, at 5:30 p.m.

• Public hearing for a resolution amending budget adjustments to the 2025-2026 fiscal year

RAP Tax Advisory Board - Arts

The Cedar City Arts RAP Tax Advisory Board will hold a work meeting to discuss funding requests from 22 local arts organizations, including a $130,000 request from the Utah Shakespeare Festival. The board will also receive an update on the Heritage Theatre and participate in ethics training. No final votes are scheduled; this is a discussion meeting.

• Utah Shakespeare Festival requests $130,000
• SUU Southern Utah Museum of Art requests $57,200
• Cedar Livestock Festival requests $35,000
• Heritage Theatre update
• Ethics training for board members