Midway meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Midway notice reports Main Street rezoning adopted; Kohler Farm subdivision and water review ahead

A city notice reports that the Midway City Council adopted two ordinances on October 6, 2026, including a rezoning of roughly 12 acres south of Main Street from C-2 commercial to C-3 commercial. The notice appears in the record for the council's October 20 meeting, for which minutes have not been published. The available record does not include a vote tally or any discussion, and it does not describe what uses C-2 or C-3 zoning allow.

Zoning south of Main Street

Ordinance 2026-21 would rezone approximately 12 acres south of Main Street from C-2 commercial to C-3 commercial, according to the notice. The supplied record does not state what development the change is intended to allow or what the difference between the two commercial zones is.

Architectural review changes

The same notice lists Ordinance 2026-22 as establishing two alternate members of the Vision Architectural Committee and as designating the City Council as the land use authority for commercial architectural review. Both items are listed under the same ordinance number in the record; the record does not establish whether these are two separate ordinances or a numbering error.

Commercial code amendments, conservation easements on Oct. 20 agenda

The October 20 City Council agenda also listed Ordinance 2026-27, amending Section 16.05 regarding Commercial C-2 and C-3 Zones, and Resolution 2026-24, extending recording deadlines for conservation easements on Open Space Parcels 1-7 at 700 North Homestead Drive. The agenda included awarding Trails, Arts, and Parks (TAP) tax revenue to applicants and a discussion regarding parking in Midway City. These are agenda items only; the record does not show what the council did with them.

Kohler Farm Subdivision at Planning Commission

The Planning Commission met October 21 for a public hearing and possible recommendation on the Kohler Farm Subdivision, described as two lots on 2.07 acres at 970 River Road. No minutes have been published, so the record does not show whether a recommendation was made or what it was.

Coming up

• **Oct. 27 — Parks, Trails, and Trees Committee:** site visit to Burgi Park at Burgi Lane & Interlaken Drive to review recent improvements and discuss potential future upgrades and options.
• **Oct. 27 — Historic Preservation Committee:** review of a walking tour brochure draft for printing, and an oral histories update.
• **Nov. 2 — Water Advisory Board:** discussion of water calculations for the Kohler Farm Subdivision, listed at 970 North River Road in this agenda. The board may provide a recommendation to the City Council. The Planning Commission agenda listed the same subdivision at 970 River Road; the record does not explain the difference in address.

All three upcoming items are agenda listings. No outcomes are recorded in the material available for this roundup.

Midway Council agendas take up workforce housing, commercial zoning and nightly rentals; no outcomes yet recorded

Midway City Council's October 6, 2026 meeting carried a packed agenda: a development agreement for workforce housing at 41 West Main Street, amendments to the commercial C-2 and C-3 zones, and conditional use permits for three nightly rentals and for alcohol dispensing at Zermatt Resort. The records available for this meeting are agendas only — minutes have not been published — so no vote, adoption or outcome is established here. The meeting was scheduled for 6:00 PM at the Midway Community Center, 160 West Main Street.

Workforce housing agreement at 41 West Main Street

Ordinance 2026-23, described in the agenda as a legislative development agreement for workforce housing at 41 West Main Street in the C-2 zone, was listed for discussion and possible adoption. The agenda summary states it was recommended by the Planning Commission. Whether the council acted on it is not established by the published record.

Commercial zoning amendments

Ordinance 2026-21 would amend Section 16.05 of the Midway City Municipal Code, covering the Commercial C-2 and C-3 Zones. A public hearing was scheduled, with public comment allowed. The item was listed as "discuss and possibly" adopt.

Nightly rentals and alcohol permits

Three conditional use permits for nightly rentals were set for public hearing:

• 60 West 100 South (R-1-7, C-2 and TROD zoning)
• 70 West 100 South (R-1-7 and TROD zoning)
• 85 South 100 West (R-1-7 and TROD zoning)

A separate hearing covered conditional use permits and local consent for alcohol dispensing at Zermatt Resort, 784 West Resort Drive. The agenda summaries state the Planning Commission recommended approval of these items, with conditions on the permits.

Cemetery, easement and subdivision items

Also listed were Resolution 2026-21, continuing an operational suspension of cemetery plot sales at Midway City Cemetery, 700 West 500 South, and Resolution 2026-22, adopting cemetery operation forms. An ordinance concerning the Vision Architectural Committee was also on the agenda.

The consent agenda included Resolution 2026-18, authorizing the Mayor to sign a perpetual easement for the Utah Department of Transportation to replace and maintain a culvert under SR 113 at approximately 1250 South, and a second one-year extension of final approval for the Probst Meadow Small Scale Subdivision at 305 West Main Street.

Water Advisory Board meeting cancelled

The Water Advisory Board meeting scheduled for October 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. was cancelled, according to a cancellation notice signed by Water Board Secretary Jennifer Sweat. No agenda items were decided or discussed because the meeting was not held. The notice states the next regular meeting, if business requires, will be November 2, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. at the Midway City Office Building, 75 North 100 West, Midway, Utah. Electronic or telephonic participation is permitted.

Coming up

• **October 20 — City Council.** Ordinance 2026-27 amending Section 16.05 on the Commercial C-2 and C-3 Zones; Resolution 2026-24 extending recording deadlines for conservation easements on Open Space Parcels 1-7 at 700 North Homestead Drive; awarding Trails, Arts, and Parks (TAP) tax revenue to applicants; and a discussion of parking in Midway City.
• **October 21 — Planning Commission.** Public hearing and possible recommendation on the Kohler Farm Subdivision, two lots on 2.07 acres at 970 River Road.
• **October 27 — Parks, Trails, and Trees Committee.** Site visit at Burgi Park, Burgi Lane & Interlaken Drive, to review recent improvements and discuss possible future upgrades.
• **October 27 — Historic Preservation Committee.** Review of a walking tour brochure draft for printing and an oral histories update.

Midway adopts rental and home-occupation ordinances; Oct. 6 council agenda items await published minutes

Midway City Council adopted three ordinances on rentals and home occupations at meetings earlier this fall, according to a city notice dated Sept. 29, 2026. The notice lists ordinances adopted Sept. 1 and Sept. 14; it does not report new decisions taken at the Sept. 29 event, and it does not include vote tallies. Full ordinance texts are available at the Midway City Recorder's office in the Midway City Office Building, 75 North 100 West, Midway, Utah.

What was decided

• **Ordinance 2026-24** (adopted Sept. 1, 2026): amends the zoning map by removing certain properties from the Transient Rental Overlay District.
• **Ordinance 2026-26** (adopted Sept. 1, 2026): amends Section 7.06.090.C on the number of vehicles and trailers allowed at transient lodging rental units.
• **Ordinance 2026-25** (adopted Sept. 14, 2026): amends Section 16.13.270 on home occupations and the number of vehicles and trailers allowed on a lot or parcel.

The notice tags the items as land use, nightly rentals, transient rentals, businesses and home occupations.

Oct. 6 council agenda: housing, zoning, permits

The council was scheduled to meet Oct. 6, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the Midway Community Center, 160 West Main Street. The agenda listed items as "discuss and possibly" adopt or approve, so no outcome is established by the agenda, and minutes have not been published.

• **Ordinance 2026-23**: a legislative development agreement for workforce housing at 41 West Main Street (C-2 zone), recommended by the Planning Commission.
• **Ordinance 2026-21**: amends Section 16.05 (Commercial C-2 and C-3 Zones) of the Midway City Municipal Code, with a public hearing.
• Three nightly rental conditional use permits, with public hearings: 60 West 100 South, 70 West 100 South and 85 South 100 West.
• Conditional use permits and local consent for alcohol dispensing at Zermatt Resort, 784 West Resort Drive, with a public hearing.
• **Resolution 2026-21** continuing an operational suspension of cemetery plot sales at Midway City Cemetery, 700 West 500 South, and **Resolution 2026-22** adopting cemetery operation forms.
• Consent agenda: **Resolution 2026-18** authorizing the Mayor to sign a perpetual easement for UDOT to replace and maintain a culvert under SR 113 at approximately 1250 South, and a second one-year extension of final approval for the Probst Meadow Small Scale Subdivision at 305 West Main Street.

According to the agenda, the Planning Commission recommended approval of the permit items with conditions.

Water Advisory Board meeting cancelled

The Water Advisory Board meeting scheduled for Oct. 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. was cancelled, according to a cancellation notice signed by Water Board Secretary Jennifer Sweat. No items were decided or discussed because the meeting was not held. The notice states the next regular meeting, if business requires, will be Nov. 2, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. at the Midway City Office Building, 75 North 100 West, Midway, Utah. Electronic or telephonic participation is permitted.

Coming up

• **Oct. 21 — Planning Commission**: public hearing and possible recommendation on the Kohler Farm Subdivision, two lots on 2.07 acres at 970 River Road.
• **Oct. 27 — Parks, Trails, and Trees Committee**: site visit to Burgi Park at Burgi Lane & Interlaken Drive to review recent improvements and discuss potential future upgrades and options.
• **Oct. 27 — Historic Preservation Committee**: review of a walking tour brochure draft for printing and an update on oral histories.