Tremonton meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Tremonton notices passage of Old Grist Mill rezone, golf cart ordinance

Tremonton city notices dated Oct. 21 state that the City Council passed Ordinance No. 26-23, rezoning two parcels at approximately 935 East Main Street — the Old Grist Mill site — to Mixed Use (MU). The same set of notices states passage of Ordinance No. 26-24, authorizing the operation of golf carts and low-speed vehicles in the city, and Ordinance No. 26-22, declaring the form of municipal government under which Tremonton City operates. The notices do not include vote tallies, and minutes for the Oct. 20 and Oct. 21 meetings have not been published in the records supplied.

Old Grist Mill parcels rezoned

Ordinance No. 26-23 amends the zoning map for parcels 05-042-0194 and 05-042-0222, changing them from Residential (R1-10) and Mixed Use (MU) to Mixed Use entirely, according to the notice. The change follows a Planning Commission public hearing scheduled for Oct. 13 at 5:30 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall, 102 S. Tremont St., on the same request. The rezone item also appeared on the council's Oct. 20 agenda. Planning Commission minutes from Oct. 13 have not been published in the records provided.

Golf carts and low-speed vehicles

Ordinance No. 26-24 authorizes the operation of golf carts and low-speed vehicles within the city, per the notice. The item was listed on the Oct. 20 City Council/RDA agenda before the Oct. 21 passage notice. The records supplied do not include the ordinance text, operating conditions, or the vote.

Form of government ordinance

Ordinance No. 26-22 declares the form of municipal government under which the city operates. A public hearing on the proposed ordinance was listed on the Oct. 20 agenda, and the passage notice is dated Oct. 21. No vote count or ordinance text was included.

$18 million sewer plant: hearing held, no decision recorded

The City Council/RDA held a public hearing on funding options for a new sewer treatment plant estimated to cost up to $18,000,000, according to the Oct. 20 agenda. The city sought input on the size, scope, and nature of funding requests, including potential sources such as the Community Impact Fund Board (CIB). The records supplied show the hearing was scheduled; they do not show a funding decision or a selected funding source.

Other agenda items

The Oct. 20 council agenda also listed an annexation petition for Hirschi Farms (Parcel 05-039-0161, 0.41 acres) and RES 26-61, approval of a vendor to create a General Plan. Outcomes for those items were not included in the records provided.

The Library Board's Oct. 21 agenda listed votes on a Bulletin Board Policy, 2027-2029 Strategic Goals, and the 2027 Library Board meeting schedule, following annual Open Meeting Training. The Development Review Committee's Oct. 21 agenda listed adoption of its 2027 meeting schedule and a discussion regarding Main Street. Results of either meeting were not available.

Coming up

The City Council/RDA meeting scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026 has been cancelled, according to the upcoming meeting notice. No other meetings are listed in the supplied records for the next 14 days. Residents who want to track the ordinances above can request the published notices and, once available, the minutes from the city.

Tremonton council ordinances rezone parcel, amend advisory committee; $18M sewer plant hearing set for Oct. 20

Tremonton City Council action in the first week of October included passage of two ordinances — one rezoning a single tax parcel to a residential district and one amending the city's Citizens Advisory Committee rules — according to public notices issued by the city. Minutes from the meetings have not been published, so vote counts and discussion were not available.

Parcel 05-079-0006 rezoned to R1-10

A public notice dated Oct. 7 announces passage of Ordinance No. 26-21, which amends the Tremonton Zoning Map to assign parcel 05-079-0006 to R1-10 zoning. The Oct. 6 City Council/RDA agenda had listed ORD 26-21 as the Heritage Country Rezone up for adoption. The notice does not include a vote tally.

Citizens Advisory Committee ordinance

Ordinance No. 26-20 amends Title 3, Part 3-975, which covers the Citizens Advisory Committee, according to a notice announcing its passage on Oct. 6. The Oct. 6 agenda listed the ordinance together with appointing Christopher Danvers as chair; the passage notice does not mention the appointment.

Old Grist Mill rezone went to Planning Commission

The Planning Commission held a public hearing Oct. 13 at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, 102 S. Tremont St., on a request to change two parcels (05-042-0194 and 05-042-0222) at approximately 935 East Main Street from a split Mixed Use (MU) and Residential (R1-10) designation to MU entirely. Written comments were accepted before the meeting at planningcommission@tremontoncity.gov. The item was also scheduled for discussion at the NPI East District meeting on Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. at City Hall. No minutes have been published, so it is not known whether the commission reached a decision.

Park lighting proposals sought

On Oct. 8 the city issued a request for proposals for an LED lighting retrofit at the Jeanie Stevens Park softball field. The notice does not include a cost estimate or a deadline.

Also on the Oct. 6 agenda

The workshop listed discussion of city parking options, a Pete's Bar and Grill on-premise license, RES 26-60 amending the Fees and Fines Schedule, RES 26-61 approving a vendor to create the General Plan, and critical infrastructure. The consent agenda covered meeting minutes, a bar and grill license, and two resolutions. Closed sessions were listed on real property purchase, personnel, litigation, and security. These items were listed for discussion or consideration; with minutes unpublished, their outcomes are not established.

The Development Review Committee met Oct. 7 with the River's Edge Phase 7 Concept Plan listed for discussion and consideration. That notice lists no dollar amounts or final decisions, and no minutes have been published.

Coming up

Oct. 20 — City Council/RDA. Public hearings are scheduled on funding options for a new sewer treatment plant estimated to cost up to $18,000,000, including potential sources such as the Community Impact Fund Board (CIB), and on proposed Ordinance 26-22 declaring the form of government under which the city operates. Also listed: ORD 26-23 (rezone of Old Grist Mill), ORD 26-24 (Golf Carts and Low-Speed Vehicles), an annexation petition for Hirschi Farms (parcel 05-039-0161, 0.41 acres), and RES 26-61 approving a vendor to create the General Plan.

Oct. 21 — Development Review Committee. The agenda lists approval of the 2027 meeting schedule and previous minutes, plus a discussion regarding Main Street.

Tremonton issues notices on two ordinances; Oct. 20 hearing set on sewer plant funding

Tremonton City Council issued public notices in the past week for two ordinances — one rezoning a tax parcel and one amending the Citizens Advisory Committee — and the city opened a request for proposals for park lighting. Minutes from the Oct. 6 council meeting have not been published, so outcomes for the other items on that agenda are not established by the records reviewed.

Rezone assigns parcel to R1-10

A public notice states that Ordinance No. 26-21 passed, amending the Tremonton Zoning Map to assign parcel 05-079-0006 to R1-10 zoning. The Oct. 6 City Council/RDA agenda listed ORD 26-21 as the "Heritage Country Rezone" up for adoption. The notice describes the change as assigning the parcel to a residential district. No vote tally was included in the notice.

Citizens Advisory Committee

A separate notice announces passage of Ordinance No. 26-20 on October 6, 2026, amending Title 3, Part 3-975 regarding the Citizens Advisory Committee. The Oct. 6 agenda also listed appointing Christopher Danvers as chair of that committee. The notice of passage does not mention the appointment, and no minutes have been published.

Park lighting RFP

The City Council/RDA issued a Request for Proposal for an LED lighting retrofit at the Jeanie Stevens Park softball field. No dollar amount or submission deadline was included in the notice.

River's Edge Phase 7

The Development Review Committee met Oct. 7 at 9:30 a.m. at 102 South Tremont Street to discuss and consider the River's Edge Phase 7 Concept Plan. The notice also listed approval of minutes from Sept. 2, 2026, a public comment period, staff comments, and walk-ins accepted under new business. No decisions or dollar amounts were listed in the notice, and minutes have not been published.

Other Oct. 6 items

The Oct. 6 agenda also listed a workshop on city parking options, a Pete's Bar & Grill on-premise license, RES 26-60 amending the Fees and Fines Schedule, RES 26-61 approving a vendor to create the General Plan, and critical infrastructure. Closed sessions on real property purchase, personnel, litigation, and security were listed. Because minutes are not yet published, whether the council acted on these items is not established by the records reviewed. The agenda also listed ORD 26-22, a declaratory ordinance.

Coming up

• **Oct. 13, 5:30 p.m., Planning Commission**, City Hall, 102 S. Tremont St., Council Chambers: public hearing and possible decision on the Old Grist Mill Rezone at approximately 935 East Main Street. The request would change two parcels (05-042-0194 and 05-042-0222) from split Mixed Use (MU) and Residential (R1-10) zoning to MU entirely. Written comments may be sent to planningcommission@tremontoncity.gov before the meeting. The item was also scheduled for discussion at the NPI East District meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.
• **Oct. 20, City Council/RDA**: public hearing on funding for a sewer treatment plant estimated up to $18,000,000, including potential sources such as the Community Impact Fund Board (CIB).
• **Oct. 20, City Council/RDA**: public hearing on proposed Ordinance 26-22, which would declare the form of government under which Tremonton City operates.

Tremonton Council Passes Animal-Keeping Ordinance; Other Boards Meet

The Tremonton City Council passed Ordinance No. 26-17 at its Aug. 18 meeting, amending city code chapters on large livestock, keeping chickens, and keeping animals for fair and FFA purposes. The ordinance, which changes rules in Chapters 1.07.025, 1.07.030, and 1.07.035, is the only confirmed decision from the past two weeks. No vote tally was published.

City Council

The council met Aug. 18 for a workshop and regular meeting. In addition to the ordinance, the agenda included Resolution 26-50 on Emergency Medical Services, Resolution 26-51 amending the fees and fines schedule for development, and Resolution 26-52 to reappoint a Planning Commission member. The council also discussed the secondary water system and the need for an additional water employee. Minutes have not been published, so outcomes for these items are not yet known.

A separate notice dated Aug. 19 confirmed the ordinance's passage, listing the meeting location as 102 South Tremont Street.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission met Aug. 11 to hold public hearings on two code text amendments: one to simplify standards for keeping large livestock, chickens for family food production, and animals for 4-H and FFA, and another to clarify mixed-use development requirements. The agenda also included approval of minutes from July 14. No decisions were recorded, and minutes have not been published.

Library Board

The Tremonton City Library Board met Aug. 12. The agenda included approval of a Maker Space Use Policy, a Collection Development Policy, and Library Board Positions, as well as a review of 2027-2029 strategic goals and discussion of the bulletin board policy and shed timeline. Public comments were limited to three minutes. No outcomes have been published.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee meeting scheduled for Aug. 19 was canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

Coming up

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Aug. 25 has been canceled. No other meetings are listed in the next 14 days.

Tremonton council adopts parks master plan, zoning changes, and new projectile rules

The Tremonton City Council has passed several ordinances in recent weeks, including a zoning map amendment affecting roughly 36.29 acres, adoption of the 2026 Parks, Trails, and Open Space Master Plan, and a new ordinance governing the discharge of projectiles within city limits. Vote tallies were not available because minutes for the July 21 meeting had not been published as of this report.

Zoning map amendment for Buchanan Estates

The council passed Ordinance 26-09 on July 7, 2026, amending the city zoning map for approximately 36.29 acres in the Buchanan Estates area. A public notice confirming the passage was posted online on July 27, 2026. The ordinance is available on the city's website.

Parks, Trails & Open Space Master Plan adopted

Ordinance 26-12, passed July 21, 2026, adopts the 2026 Parks, Trails, and Open Space Master Plan. The public notice was published July 27, 2026. The master plan is intended to guide future decisions about parks, trails, and open space in Tremonton.

Rezone application process clarified

Ordinance 26-13, passed July 21, 2026, amends Chapter 1.31.020 of the city code to clarify the application process for rezoning. The public notice was posted July 27, 2026.

Discharge of projectiles ordinance

Ordinance 26-11, passed July 21, 2026, revokes the previous ordinance that prohibited the discharge of projectiles within city limits and establishes a new ordinance permitting such discharge under specific conditions. The conditions were not detailed in the available agenda materials.

Additional July 21 agenda items

The July 21 workshop and regular meeting also included Resolution 26-46, an agreement for bailiff services, and Resolution 26-47, establishing a generative AI policy. The agenda listed discussions on fire department remodeling and billing. A closed meeting was scheduled to discuss property purchase strategy and other confidential matters. Outcomes for these items are not yet available because minutes have not been published.

Planning Commission hearings on two overlay zones

The Tremonton City Planning Commission held public hearings on July 28, 2026, at Tremonton City Hall, 102 S. Tremont St., on two overlay zoning requests:

• Clover Fields Phase 3 & 4 Overlay, affecting parcels 05-060 0088 and 05-060-0089, near the termini of 110 South and 900 West.
• Heritage Country PUD Overlay, affecting parcels 05-079 0006 and 05-199-0016, near 6400 West and 10000 North Street.

The Heritage Country PUD Overlay was also discussed at an NPI South District meeting on July 22, 2026. Written comments were accepted via email. Decisions from the July 28 hearings have not yet been published.

Coming up

Aug. 4 — City Council/RDA workshop and meeting: The council will consider Ordinance 26-14 on virtual currency kiosks, Ordinance 26-15 on Planning Commission term limits, and Ordinance 26-16 amencing Chapters 1.03.005 and 1.18.040 on fencing provisions. Also on the agenda are Resolution 26-48 for a financial consulting professional services agreement and Resolution 26-49 designating Sorensen-Estrada Day.

Aug. 11 — Planning Commission public hearings: The commission will hold hearings on a mixed-use zone code text amendment to Chapter 1.09.010, and on amendments to three animal-related code sections: Chapter 1.07.025 (large livestock), Chapter 1.07.030 (keeping chickens for family food production), and Chapter 1.07.035 (keeping animals for Box Elder County 4-H and FFA).