Spring City Council adopts deer-feeding ban; subdivision and General Plan items still pending
The Spring City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-09, which prohibits the intentional feeding of deer within the city, according to a summary published October 7, 2026. That summary states the ordinance was adopted on October 1, 2026, and that it is intended to reduce property damage and vehicle accidents.
The city also published a condensed summary on October 12, 2026, of Ordinance 2026-08, adopted August 6, 2026, which incorporates the Spring City Transportation Master Plan (2026) into the city's General Plan.
Deer feeding ordinance adopted
The October 1 Council agenda listed the item as "Ordinance 2026-09: Feeding of Deer Prohibited — approval/denial." The published summary confirms the ordinance was adopted and states it prohibits intentional feeding of deer within Spring City. No vote tally appears in the supplied records.
Transportation Master Plan added to the General Plan
The October 12 notice is a condensed summary of Ordinance 2026-08, which was adopted on August 6, 2026 — outside the past two weeks. The ordinance incorporates the Spring City Transportation Master Plan (2026) into the city's General Plan, the document that guides long-range planning for the city. The notice does not describe the plan's contents.
Planning and Zoning: subdivisions, easement, General Plan
The Planning and Zoning Commission met Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 6:30 PM at the Spring City Community Center, 45 South 100 East. The agenda listed discussion of a road easement with Jose Gutierrez, the Martin McCain Subdivision, the Mark Sorensen Subdivision, and the General Plan with a possible recommendation to the City Council. It also listed a Chris Bills County Buffer Zone Application under the Zoning Administrator's Report.
The agenda stated that all items were eligible for a vote unless otherwise noted, and that no licenses or permits were up for approval. A subdivision is a division of land into building lots; the agenda does not describe the size or location of either proposed subdivision. Minutes from this meeting have not been published in the supplied records, so what the commission decided is not established here.
Council items whose outcomes are not yet published
The Council met Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM at Spring City Hall, 45 South 100 East, with Zoom participation available. The agenda listed votes on a mental wellness grant expenditure by Chad Huff, a sewer connection deferral request from Neil Chadwick, a Planning and Zoning recommendation for the General Plan, and Ordinance 2026-09.
The same agenda listed discussion of an interlocal agreement with the Sanpete County Building Department — an agreement between governments to share services — and votes on delinquent accounts, September 2026 financial reports, payment of bills, and minutes from the September 3, 2026 meeting.
Of these items, only the deer ordinance outcome is confirmed by the supplied records. The records do not establish what the Council decided on the grant expenditure, the sewer connection deferral, the General Plan recommendation, the interlocal agreement, the delinquent accounts, the financial reports, the bills, or the September 3 minutes. No dollar amounts or vote tallies appear in the supplied records.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings in the next 14 days appear in the supplied data. That is a gap in the records provided, not confirmation that no meetings are scheduled. Residents should check the city's official posting for agendas and any newly published minutes.