Plain City meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain City Council to weigh rezoning, DADU rules, ambulance deal

Plain City officials held two public hearings and a City Council meeting in the past two weeks, but no decisions have been published yet. The most consequential item on the agenda was a proposal to rezone property owned by R&K Properties from RE-20 to RE-15, which would allow smaller lot sizes. The City Council also considered changes to detached accessory dwelling unit (DADU) rules and an interlocal agreement for ambulance services. Minutes for all three meetings have not yet been published, so the outcomes of these votes are not known.

Planning Commission public hearings

The Plain City Planning Commission held two public hearings on August 13, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Plain City Hall. The first hearing received public comment on a proposal to rezone parcels owned by R&K Properties, located near 3600 W 1975 N, from RE-20 to RE-15. The affected parcels are identified as 19-035-0026, 19-035-0017, 15-010-0003, and 15-010-0004. The second hearing addressed an amendment to Chapter 8, Section 10-8-6 of the city code, which applies to all zones. Written comments were accepted by the City Recorder, and the meeting was also accessible via Zoom (Meeting ID: 896 6480 9491).

City Council agenda (August 20)

The Plain City Council met on August 20, 2026, with several items on its agenda. The council was scheduled to vote on an ordinance to rezone the same R&K Properties parcels from RE-20 to RE-15, and on an ordinance amending Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) rules. The council also considered a resolution approving an Interlocal Agreement for Ambulance Services, and approval of Western Weber County CTC Funding. Additionally, the agenda included a discussion of the Peny Platform App. As with the Planning Commission, minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so the council's decisions are not yet known.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents are encouraged to check the city's official website for future agendas and minutes.

Plain City boards weigh subdivision acceptances, development pause, and livestock rules

Plain City's Planning Commission and City Council each met the week of July 9, but minutes have not yet been published for either session, so outcomes cannot be confirmed from the available record. Based on the posted agendas, the most consequential items scheduled for consideration were final acceptance of three subdivisions and an ordinance that would temporarily suspend new overlay and rezoning applications.

City Council — July 16, 2026

The Plain City City Council agenda listed final acceptance for three developments: Diamond E Phase 2, Palmer Heritage, and Skeen Subdivision. Final acceptance typically marks the point at which a finished subdivision's infrastructure is turned over to the city, affecting which roads, pipes, and other improvements the city will maintain going forward.

The Council was also scheduled to vote on an ordinance suspending all new overlay and rezoning applications until the city's General Plan is completed. A General Plan is the long-range policy document that guides land-use decisions; tying a temporary application freeze to its completion would mean no new zoning-change requests are accepted in the interim.

Routine items on the agenda included approval of business licenses and the warrant register (the list of city bills paid).

Because minutes are not yet published, the available record does not show whether each item was approved, tabled, or continued.

Planning Commission — July 9, 2026

The Planning Commission met July 9, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Plain City Hall, 4160 West 2200 North, with Zoom access provided. Written comments could be filed with the City Recorder.

The agenda included four public hearings:

• Amending Chapter 9, the Development Agreement Ordinance.
• Suspending all overlays and rezones until the General Plan is completed.
• Amending Chapter 8, Livestock and Fowl regulations.
• Amending Chapter 21, Detached Accessory Dwelling Units.

The Commission was also scheduled to review a site plan for a new sign at Wasatch Peaks Credit Union, 3631 W 2600 N.

Minutes for this meeting have not been published, so the record does not indicate what recommendations, if any, the Commission forwarded to the City Council.

Note on the July 16 Council meeting

One Planning Commission agenda summary states the City Council meeting scheduled for July 16 was canceled. A separate City Council agenda for July 16 is also listed in the available record. The two entries conflict, and minutes that would clarify whether the Council met have not been published. Readers should verify the meeting status with the City Recorder.

Why this matters

The proposed pause on overlays and rezones, if adopted, would affect property owners and developers who might otherwise seek zoning changes before the General Plan is finished. Final acceptance of Diamond E Phase 2, Palmer Heritage, and Skeen Subdivision would determine which subdivision improvements become the city's responsibility. Proposed amendments to livestock, fowl, and accessory dwelling unit rules could affect what residents may keep or build on their property.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the available record for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's official postings for any newly scheduled meetings or continuations.

Plain City Planning Commission weighs suspending overlays and rezones; City Council meetings cancelled

The Plain City Planning Commission held a public hearing July 9 on a proposal to suspend all overlays and rezones until the city's General Plan is completed — a step that could pause certain land-use changes across the city. Minutes from that meeting have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed. The regularly scheduled City Council meeting on July 2 was cancelled, and the City Council meeting set for July 16 was also cancelled.

Planning Commission Public Hearings

The Planning Commission met July 9 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Plain City Hall, 4160 West 2200 North, with Zoom access available. According to the published agenda, the commission scheduled multiple public hearings:

• **Amending Chapter 9 – Development Agreement Ordinance:** A public hearing to receive comment on proposed amendments to the Development Agreement Ordinance.
• **Suspending overlays and rezones:** A public hearing on a proposal to suspend all overlays and rezones until the General Plan is completed.
• **Amending Chapter 8 – Livestock and Fowl regulations:** A public hearing on proposed changes to livestock and fowl regulations.
• **Amending Chapter 21 – Detached Accessory Dwelling Units:** A public hearing on proposed amendments to detached accessory dwelling unit regulations.

Written comments may be filed with the City Recorder.

Sign Plan Review

The Planning Commission agenda also included a review of a site plan for a new sign at Wasatch Peaks Credit Union, located at 3631 W 2600 N.

City Council Meetings Cancelled

The regularly scheduled Plain City Council meeting on Thursday, July 2, 2026, was cancelled, and no business was conducted. The City Council meeting scheduled for July 16 was also cancelled, according to the Planning Commission agenda.

What This Means for Residents

Because all available records are agendas only — minutes have not yet been published — it is not yet possible to confirm what, if anything, was decided at the July 9 Planning Commission meeting. The proposal to suspend overlays and rezones pending completion of the General Plan is the item with the broadest potential effect on property owners and developers, as it could temporarily halt certain land-use changes citywide. Residents interested in the livestock, fowl, or accessory dwelling unit amendments should watch for published minutes to see whether those items advanced.

Coming Up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should check the Plain City website or contact City Hall for any newly scheduled meetings or changes to the regular calendar.