Garland meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Garland notice lists adopted rezoning, grant and property items; three site plans before Planning and Zoning

Garland's City Council issued a public notice on Oct. 22 listing ordinances and resolutions adopted at its Oct. 7 and Oct. 21, 2026 meetings, including a rezoning on West Factory, a grant resolution and a property disposition at 36 East Factory Street. In the materials supplied for this roundup, that notice is the only entry that lists items as adopted. Minutes for the Oct. 21 meeting have not been published, and the notice does not include vote tallies.

Adopted items listed in the Oct. 22 notice

• **O-26-14:** Rezoning 657 West Factory from Agricultural to R-1
• **R-26-28:** Resolution regarding the GOEO Grant
• **R-26-29:** Amending a restated agreement with Clint R. Munns and Brenda M. Munns
• **R-26-30:** Property disposition of 36 East Factory Street

The notice does not state vote counts, the terms of the Munns agreement, the amount or detailed purpose of the GOEO Grant, or the terms of the Factory Street property disposition. The rezoning changes the zoning classification of the parcel at 657 West Factory from Agricultural to R-1, as described in the notice.

Oct. 21 council agenda: property disposition, library booth, zoning discussion

The council's Oct. 21 work session and regular meeting agenda listed possible action on Resolution R-26-30 regarding property disposition of 36 East Factory, and possible action on PO # 08212 for a Library Pillar Booth funded by LSTA Competitive Grant. The same agenda listed discussion items on Agricultural Heritage Zoning, an incident review and response regarding the 3rd South Water situation, and Everbridge Emergency Preparedness Communication.

The agenda described both action items as "possible action." The later Oct. 22 notice lists R-26-30 among adopted resolutions; the supplied records do not indicate whether the council acted on the purchase order for the Library Pillar Booth.

Planning and Zoning: three site plans (Oct. 13)

The Planning and Zoning Committee was scheduled to consider and possibly act on three site plans:

• Bear River Eye Center at 1200 South and Main Street (1.6 acres)
• CAPSA Phase 2 Site Plan along 350 West (6.94 acres)
• Bear River High School 2026 Parking Lots at 1450 South Main Street

Only the agenda for this meeting was available; minutes have not been published, so whether the committee acted on any of the three plans is not established by the supplied records.

Library Board: grants, software and background checks (Oct. 15)

The Library Board agenda included a vote to approve the September 22, 2026 minutes, discussion of tech grant update ideas, a review of software programs for newsletter advertising, background checks for Board members, and Teen Advisory Board interest. Minutes from this meeting have not been published.

Coming up

The supplied schedule lists no upcoming meetings in Garland for the next 14 days. Residents who want to confirm whether any session has been added should check the city's official meeting postings and agendas, which remain the authoritative record.

A note on these records: All four entries summarized here are agendas or notices. No minutes, vote tallies or dollar figures were included in the supplied materials, and none are reported above.

Garland council, planning and library boards meet; minutes not yet published

Garland's City Council, Planning and Zoning Committee and Library Board each met during the past two weeks, but none of the three has published minutes yet. That means the agendas show what each body was scheduled to take up, not what it decided. No vote tallies or dollar amounts appear in the records released so far.

City Council, Oct. 7

The council was scheduled to hold a work session and regular meeting covering water contracts and employee water benefits, along with a rezoning request and a grant. Agenda items listed:

• Rezoning of 657 West Factory Street from Agricultural (AG) to Single Family Residential (R-1).
• Ordinance O-26-04, which would cap free water overage benefits at 20,000 gallons for qualifying employees and volunteers.
• Resolution R-26-29 regarding the Munns Water Contract.
• Resolution R-26-28, a grant for the Government Office of Economic Opportunity.
• An Adequacy Determination for the CAPSA Site Plan Application.

Whether any of these items was adopted, tabled or continued is not established by the published record.

Planning and Zoning Committee, Oct. 13

The committee was scheduled to consider and possibly act on three site plans:

• Bear River Eye Center at 1200 South and Main Street, on 1.6 acres.
• CAPSA Phase 2 along 350 West, on 6.94 acres.
• Bear River High School 2026 Parking Lots at 1450 South Main Street.

The agenda describes the committee as able to act on the plans, but the outcome of that meeting has not been published. The Oct. 7 council agenda separately listed an adequacy determination for the CAPSA site plan application; the records do not state how, or whether, the two items are connected.

Library Board, Oct. 15

The Library Board was scheduled to review library activities and administrative business. Listed items included a vote to approve the minutes of Sept. 22, 2026, discussion of ideas for a technology grant update, review of software programs for newsletter advertising, background checks for board members, and Teen Advisory Board interest.

Only the minutes item was described as a vote on the agenda. The remaining items were listed as discussion or review.

What residents can and cannot tell from these records

Agendas establish what a body intended to consider. They do not establish results. For all three meetings, the published record is agenda-only, so residents seeking outcomes will need the minutes once posted. Items described as "possible action" may or may not have been acted on.

Coming up

The City Council is scheduled to hold a work session and regular meeting on Oct. 21. Agenda items include:

• Possible action on Resolution R-26-30 regarding property disposition of 36 East Factory.
• Possible action on PO # 08212 for a Library Pillar Booth funded by the LSTA Competitive Grant.
• Discussion of Agricultural Heritage Zoning.
• An incident review and response regarding the 3rd South Water situation.
• Discussion of Everbridge Emergency Preparedness Communication.

No other meetings appear on the upcoming schedule provided for the next 14 days. Residents interested in the Factory Street property item or the water incident review may want to attend; the agenda lists both the property resolution and the purchase order as possible action items, while the zoning and communication items are listed as discussions.

Garland City Council adopts CAPSA development agreement, utility impact fee plan announced

The Garland City Council has adopted a development agreement with CAPSA, along with a resolution adopting the Adequacy Public Facilities Plan and an ordinance amending Garland City Code Title 9. The adoption was announced in a public notice dated Aug. 14, 2026. No vote tallies were provided in the notice.

City Council: Adopted items

The council adopted three items from its Aug. 5 meeting, according to a public notice:

• R-26-24: Resolution adopting the Adequacy Public Facilities Plan
• R-26-25: Resolution approving a development agreement with CAPSA
• O-26-11: Ordinance amending Garland City Code Title 9

The notice is informational; minutes from the Aug. 5 meeting have not yet been published.

Planning and Zoning: Rezoning and CAPSA approvals

The Planning and Zoning Commission held two meetings on Aug. 11, 2026, both with agendas but no published minutes.

At the first meeting, the commission held a public hearing to consider rezoning 657 West Factory Street (parcel no. 06-064-0053) from AG (Agricultural) to R-1 (Residential). No action was reported.

At the second meeting, the commission considered preliminary plat approval and site plan approval for CAPSA, covering approximately 6.96 acres in the C-1 Commercial district near 1050 South and 350 West. The commission also discussed the city's Utility Master Plans and APFO Administration Policy, and voted to approve minutes from June 23, 2026. No decisions were reported.

Library Board: Hours change

The Library Board met Aug. 12, 2026, with an agenda that included a vote on changing library hours based on new state certification standards. The board also discussed the CLEF grant and reviewed the Utah Public Library Trustee Manual. No minutes have been published.

City Council: Fire stipend, EMS letter, flow meters

The City Council held a work session and regular meeting on Aug. 19, 2026. The agenda included:

• Resolution R-26-26: Stipend for Fire Department
• Letter of Selection for Emergency Medical Services to the State of Utah
• Resolution R-26-27: Chain of Command
• Purchase order PO # 08234 for three flow meters for Aeromod Air Flow at the Sewer Plant
• Discussion on Lakeshore Learning easement maintenance

No actions were reported; minutes are not yet available.

Impact fee plan for utilities

On Aug. 19, the city gave public notice that it intends to prepare an independent Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for culinary water, wastewater, and storm drain utilities. The fees would be charged to new development to offset capital facility costs. The service area covers the entire Garland City boundaries. Written comments may be submitted to Whitney Eggleston at (435) 257-3118. The meeting was held at 72 North Main Street.

Coming up

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Sept. 2, 2026, to consider rezoning 657 West Factory Street from AG (Agricultural) to R-1 (Residential). The meeting is scheduled at the Garland City Building.

Garland City Council adopts FY 2026-2027 budget; rezoning hearing set for August 11

Garland's City Council adopted the budget for fiscal year 2026-2027 and approved three infrastructure master plans, according to a public notice covering actions taken between June 3 and July 15, 2026. The notice also lists new ordinances on virtual currency kiosks and water overage limits, plus development agreements for the Losee Storage Unit Phase 2 project.

City Council adopts FY 2026-2027 budget and master plans

A public notice lists the following actions adopted by the Garland City Council:

• **Resolution R-26-13** adopting the budget for fiscal year 2026-2027.
• **Resolution R-26-21** adopting the Storm Drain master plan.
• **Resolution R-26-22** adopting the Culinary Water master plan.
• **Resolution R-26-23** adopting the Wastewater master plan.
• **Ordinance O-26-12** prohibiting Virtual Currency Kiosks.
• **Ordinance O-26-04** establishing a 20,000 gallon maximum Water Overage benefit cap.
• **Resolution R-26-11** and **Resolution R-26-14**, development and stormwater agreements for Losee Storage Unit Phase 2.

The meeting record is listed as agenda only; minutes have not yet been published. Vote tallies were not included in the available notice.

Planning and Zoning Committee meeting cancelled

The Planning and Zoning Committee meeting scheduled for July 28, 2026, at 7:00 PM was cancelled. No items were listed.

Library Board to consider hours change

The Garland Library Board was scheduled to meet July 28, 2026. The agenda listed a vote on a change to library hours, a review of pages 6-9 of the Utah Public Library Trustee Manual, and discussion of a CLEF grant. The agenda also listed discussion of a baseball amount earned and the upcoming season, and discussion of Wheat and Beet Days. Minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes are not yet confirmed.

Coming up

August 5 — City Council public hearing and work session. The Garland City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance O-26-11, which would amend Title 9, Chapter 1, Section 9 of the Garland City Code regarding certificates of non-compliance. The same date includes a work session and regular meeting with several items listed for discussion and possible action:

• **PO #08232** for Curb, Gutter & Sidewalk at Wellness Garden.
• **Resolution R-26-24** adopting the Adequate Public Facilities Administration Policy.
• Adequacy Determination for the 657 Factory Street rezoning application.
• **Resolution R-26-25** approving a Development Agreement with CAPSA.

August 11 — Planning Commission rezoning hearing. The Garland Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 657 West Factory Street (parcel no. 06-064-0053), proposing a change from AG (Agricultural) to R-1 (Residential) use.

All listed outcomes and agendas are subject to the official minutes and records maintained by the City of Garland. Residents seeking full detail should consult the city's official agendas and minutes.