Leeds meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Leeds Town Council takes up 50.18-acre agricultural protection area; transmission line and boundary disconnection also on the calendar

Leeds Town Council has received a proposal from Graff Ranches to create an Agricultural Protection Area on 50.18 acres at approximately 685 S Jackson Ranch Rd., according to the council's published agenda for its Oct. 13 meeting. The record for that meeting is an agenda only — minutes have not yet been published — so no vote or outcome is established here.

Agricultural Protection Area: what is proposed

The application covers 50.18 acres and lists four affected parcels: L-4-1-13-110, L-4-1-13-143, L-4-1-13-130, and 4046-A-1-HV.

Under the process described in the agenda, the council will seek reviews from the Leeds Planning Commission and the Washington County Advisory Board before the matter goes to a public hearing.

That hearing is scheduled for November 10, 2026, at 7:00 PM at Leeds Town Hall. Residents who want to comment on the proposal have that date on the record.

Transmission line discussion

A separate council meeting on Oct. 14 listed "Discussion and possible action on Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat Transmission Line" on its agenda, along with review of previous minutes and community announcements.

The agenda describes the item as discussion and possible action. Because minutes from that meeting have not been published, whether the council took any action, and what that action was, is not established by the available record.

What is decided, and what is not

As of this roundup, the town's published material for the Oct. 13 and Oct. 14 meetings consists of agendas. No vote tallies, dollar amounts, or final outcomes appear in that material. The agricultural protection area remains a proposal under review; the transmission line item was listed for discussion and possible action.

Coming up

The council's next listed meeting is Oct. 28. Agenda items include:

• Ordinance 2026-07 Approving Disconnection Petition
• Resolution 2026-11 Approving a Notice of an Impending Boundary Action (Disconnection)
• Discussion on Agriculture Protection Areas
• Quarterly Budget Update
• Presentation of Heart of Service Award to Ken Hadley

The disconnection items concern a boundary action, which typically affects which properties sit inside town limits and which do not. The agenda does not state which property or properties are involved, and no figures accompany the budget update item.

Residents with an interest in the agricultural protection area, the boundary action, or the town's quarterly finances can attend the Oct. 28 meeting. The Nov. 10 public hearing on the Graff Ranches proposal is the scheduled opportunity for formal comment on that application.

Both dates are drawn from published agendas. Agendas can change, and the linked official documents are the authoritative source for times, locations, and item order.

Leeds agendas take up 50.18-acre ag protection area, transmission line and Silver Commons plat — no decisions recorded yet

Leeds town boards scheduled three meetings in the past two weeks on land and utility questions, but the published records are agendas only. No minutes have been posted for the Oct. 7, Oct. 13 or Oct. 14 meetings, so no votes, outcomes or tallies are recorded for any of the items below. What follows is what each agenda scheduled.

Agricultural Protection Area proposed on 50.18 acres

At its Oct. 13 meeting, the Leeds Town Council received a proposal from Graff Ranches to create an Agricultural Protection Area on 50.18 acres at approximately 685 S Jackson Ranch Rd. The affected parcels listed in the agenda are L-4-1-13-110, L-4-1-13-143, L-4-1-13-130 and 4046-A-1-HV.

According to the agenda, the council will seek reviews from the Leeds Planning Commission and the Washington County Advisory Board. A public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 10, 2026, at 7:00 PM at Leeds Town Hall. The agenda does not describe the terms of the proposal or the conditions that would apply to the land.

Transmission line discussion set for Oct. 14

The Town Council's Oct. 14 agenda listed discussion and possible action on the Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat Transmission Line. The agenda gives no further detail on the project, and no record of what the council did — or whether it acted — has been published.

Silver Commons Phases 3-6 before Planning Commission

The Leeds Planning Commission met Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, at 7:15 PM at Leeds Town Hall, 218 N. Main Street, Leeds, UT 84746. The agenda listed discussion of the preliminary plat for Silver Commons Phases 3-6 and continued discussion of updates to rules on conditional uses and home business occupations. Neither item was scheduled for a final decision; both were listed for discussion only.

The commission also listed votes on approving the night's agenda and the minutes of its Sept. 2, 2026 meeting. Results of those votes are not recorded in the published materials.

Community announcements

The Oct. 7 agenda carried three announcements: a Town Cookout on Oct. 16 at Peach Pit Pavilion; Ghost Nights on Oct. 23-24 at Silver Reef Museum; and Trunk or Treat on Oct. 31 in the LDS church parking lot.

Coming up

The town's published schedule lists no meetings in the next 14 days. The next dated item in the records reviewed is the Nov. 10, 2026 public hearing at 7:00 PM at Leeds Town Hall on the proposed Agricultural Protection Area, which falls outside that two-week window.

This summary is drawn from the town's published agendas. The official documents remain the authoritative record, and minutes for the meetings above had not been published as of Oct. 19, 2026.