Centerville meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Centerville seeks bids for City Hall electrical upgrades; Oct. 20 council meeting cancelled

Centerville is seeking bids for a stipulated-sum contract to upgrade the electrical system at City Hall, according to a Public Works notice. The project includes installing a service entrance switchboard and replacing two automatic transfer switches. A mandatory pre-bid conference is set for November 3, 2026, at 250 North Main Street, and the bid opening is November 17, 2026. The notice lists an expected project completion date of June 30, 2027, and a $25 fee for bidding contractors to download Contract Documents.

No votes or final decisions appear in the meeting materials available for the past two weeks. The items below are drawn from agendas; minutes for these meetings have not been published, so outcomes are not yet part of the public record.

City Council meeting cancelled

The Centerville City Council meeting scheduled for October 20, 2026, was cancelled. The notice provided does not give a reason, and no items were listed.

Planning Commission: bakery permit and construction standards

The Planning Commission scheduled public hearings for October 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM at Centerville City Hall, 250 North Main Street, on two matters.

• A Conditional Use Permit for a home occupation commercial business — a home-based bakery. Notices list the address as 487 Gallop Circle; one notice lists the same request for Spark Sugar Co at 487 West 1420 North.
• Proposed amendments to the Centerville City Construction Details and Drawings. One notice identifies the item as Resolution 2026-29. The notices do not describe the specific content of the proposed amendments.

The notices were signed by Michael A. Eggett, Community Development Director. Questions are directed to Centerville City Community Development at 801.292.8232. ADA accommodations are available by calling Bryce King at 801-295-3477 at least 24 hours in advance.

Parks and Trails committees

The Parks and Recreation Committee met October 13, 2026, with a scheduled discussion of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and review of minutes from September 8, 2026.

The Trails Committee met October 15, 2026, to discuss trail monitoring and data collection and a signage project for the Deuel Creek Trailhead. The agenda also listed review and approval of minutes from the August 27, 2026 meeting.

Coming up

October 27 — Board of Adjustments. The board will consider a petition from Jeff Cook and C Storage LLC. According to the notice, the board will determine whether a lot is nonconforming and evaluate requests for modification and the status of four structures under CZC 12.22.

October 28 — Planning Commission. Public hearings are scheduled on:

• A Conditional Use Permit for Spark Sugar Co, a home-based bakery at 487 West 1420 North.
• A Conditional Use Permit for a convenience store use at 95 North Main Street, identified in the notice as Papa Nics.
• A site plan amendment for Maverik Inc. at approximately 1265 West Parrish Lane.
• A Conditional Use Permit for a home-based bakery at 487 Gallop Circle.
• Standards and Specifications Amendments (Resolution 2026-29) concerning construction details and drawings.

Residents can direct questions on planning items to Community Development at 801.292.8232. Meeting times, locations, and any electronic participation arrangements should be confirmed on the posted agendas; the notices state that meetings may be held electronically under Utah Code Ann. 52-4-207.

Centerville agendas: Pages Lane closure, drainage rate analysis and a bakery permit — with no decisions yet on the record

Centerville's City Council, Planning Commission and two citizen committees were scheduled to meet between October 6 and October 15, 2026, on items including a months-long Pages Lane closure tied to the FrontRunner 2X project, a drainage fund rate analysis and a home-bakery permit. Agendas for all of those meetings are posted. Minutes have not been published, so the record supplied here does not show what, if anything, each body decided.

Pages Lane closure on council agenda

The City Council meeting notice for October 6, 2026, 7:00 PM at City Hall, 250 North Main Street, lists a FrontRunner 2X Project update that includes a planned closure of Pages Lane from October 15, 2026 through February 26, 2027. The item is listed as an update; the agenda does not state that a vote was scheduled.

Drainage fund model presented in work session

A 6:00 PM work session the same evening listed one business item: a Waterworth presentation on a Drainage Fund Financial Model and Rate Analysis. The notice specifies no decisions, votes or dollar amounts. It also allows for a possible closed session for reasons permitted by law, citing Utah Code § 52-4-205 and attorney-client privilege under Utah Code § 78B-1-137.

Fee schedule hearing and stormwater plan

The council agenda included a public hearing on amendments to the Centerville Fee Schedule Section 20.030 Boundary Adjustments, Resolution No. 2026-30. A separate notice, posted by the Community Development Department on September 25, 2026, describes the same hearing. The agenda also listed consideration of the 2026 Stormwater Management Plan, Resolution No. 2026-31, along with approval of September 15, 2026 work session and City Council minutes and a report from Councilmember Rick Bangerter on Deuel Creek Irrigation and Centerville Citizen Corps Council assignments.

Planning Commission: bakery permit and construction details

The Planning Commission scheduled public hearings for October 14, 2026, 7:00 PM at 250 North Main Street on a Conditional Use Permit for a home occupation commercial home-based bakery. Notices for the hearing list two different addresses for the request: 487 Gallop Circle and 487 West 1420 North, the latter identified in one notice as Spark Sugar Co. The same evening's notices also list a hearing on proposed amendments to the Centerville Construction Details and Drawings, identified in one notice as Resolution 2026-29. That notice does not describe the specific content of the amendments. One notice was signed by Michael A. Eggett, Community Development Director.

Parks and Trails committees

The Parks and Recreation Committee met October 13 to review minutes from September 8, 2026, and to discuss the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The Trails Committee met October 15 to discuss trail monitoring and data collection and a signage project for the Deuel Creek Trailhead, and to review and approve minutes from August 27, 2026.

Coming up

The City Council meeting scheduled for October 20, 2026 has been cancelled.

The Planning Commission meets October 28 with three listed public hearings: a Conditional Use Permit for a convenience store use at 95 North Main Street, known as Papa Nics; a site plan amendment for a commercial property at approximately 1265 West Parrish Lane (Maverik Inc.); and an amendment to the city's Construction Details and Drawings.

Questions on community development items can be directed to Centerville City Community Development at 801.292.8232. ADA accommodations are available by calling Bryce King at 801-295-3477 with at least 24 hours' notice.

Centerville council agenda: Pages Lane closure, fee schedule hearing, stormwater plan

Centerville's City Council is scheduled to take up two resolutions and hear a regional transit update at its Oct. 6, 2026 meeting, according to the posted agenda. No minutes have been published for any meeting in the past two weeks, so the record reviewed here shows what was scheduled, not what was decided.

FrontRunner 2X and a Pages Lane closure

The Oct. 6 City Council agenda lists a FrontRunner 2X Project update, including a planned closure of Pages Lane from October 15, 2026 through February 26, 2027. The meeting is scheduled for 7:00 PM at Centerville City Hall, 250 North Main Street. The same agenda lists a report by Councilmember Rick Bangerter on Deuel Creek Irrigation and Centerville Citizen Corps Council assignments.

Fee schedule hearing and stormwater plan

Two resolutions appear on the Oct. 6 agenda. One is a public hearing on Fee Schedule 20.030 amendments for Boundary Line Adjustments, Resolution No. 2026-30. The other is consideration of the 2026 Stormwater Management Plan, Resolution No. 2026-31.

A separate public hearing notice, posted by the Community Development Department on September 25, 2026, describes the fee item as proposed amendments to the Centerville Fee Schedule Section 20.030 Boundary Adjustments. Questions are directed to Centerville City Community Development at 801.292.8232. ADA accommodations are available by calling Bryce King at 801-295-3477 with 24 hours notice. The notice states meetings may be conducted electronically under Utah Code Ann. 52-4-207.

Drainage fund rate analysis

A 6:00 PM work session the same day lists one business item: a Waterworth presentation on a Drainage Fund Financial Model and Rate Analysis. The notice specifies no decisions, votes, or dollar amounts. It also allows for a possible closed session under Utah Code § 52-4-205 and attorney-client privilege under Utah Code § 78B-1-137.

Site visit, museum board, Citizen Corps

On Sept. 29, the council scheduled a special public meeting at 11:00 AM at City Hall with one agenda item: a site visit of the Green Steel Tank with Representative Celeste Maloy. The agenda states no vote or action will be taken, and that the council will meet at City Hall and travel together to the site.

The Whitaker Museum Board met the same day at 5:00 PM. Its agenda covered approval of the August 26, 2026 minutes and a director's report on September events (Heritage Faire Day Thursday, Sept. 3 and Date Night Friday, Sept. 18), upcoming events (Fall Festival on October 14 and a Volunteer Thank You Dinner hosted by the City on November 4), garden items, a RAP Project FY2026 update on summer kitchen siding and moisture barrier, a possible grant opportunity using RAP funds as match, and a proposed field trip to Mapleton Historic Farm. No ordinances, contracts, or fee changes appear on the agenda.

The Citizen Corps Committee met Oct. 3 at 7:30 AM to discuss communication methods and expectations, an introduction and review of a final ordinance, committee goals and objectives, chair nominations, and potential committee members and additional invitations. No dollar amounts, contracts, or public hearings appear on that agenda.

Coming up

• **Oct. 13:** Parks and Recreation Committee, discussion of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and minutes from September 8, 2026.
• **Oct. 14:** Planning Commission, 7:00 PM at 250 N Main St. Public hearings on a Conditional Use Permit for a home-based bakery; one notice lists the address as 487 Gallop Circle and another lists 487 West 1420 North. Also proposed amendments to Centerville Standards and Specifications Details and Drawings (Resolution 2026-29), described in one notice as Construction Details and Drawings amendments. The notice is signed by Michael A. Eggett, Community Development Director.
• **Oct. 15:** Trails Committee, trail monitoring and data collection, Deuel Creek Trailhead sign project, and minutes from August 27, 2026.
• **Oct. 20:** The City Council meeting scheduled for October 20, 2026 has been cancelled.

Centerville roundup: Property tax hike, vehicle purchases on City Council agenda; Planning Commission eyes accessory dwelling unit code

Centerville's recent City Council and Planning Commission meetings were held the week of July 21, but minutes have not yet been published, so no final decisions can be confirmed from the available records. The agendas show several consequential items were scheduled for discussion or public hearing, including a proposed 16.21% property tax increase for South Davis Metro Fire and $785,732.32 in Public Works vehicle purchases.

City Council — July 21

The City Council agenda listed a public hearing on Ordinances No. 2026-10 and 2026-11, which concern appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission, specifically the appointment of Whitaker Museum Board members to that commission.

The agenda also included a proposed 16.21% property tax increase for South Davis Metro Fire. Because minutes are not yet available, the outcome of that proposal is not confirmed in the record.

Other items on the agenda:

• Agreement renewal with The Ferguson Group, LLC for grant consulting.
• Public Works vehicle purchases totaling $785,732.32.
• Parks Department purchase of an ET500J Tow Aerial Lift for $59,220.00.

A separate City Council work session the same day was set to discuss increasing fees for sports field rentals through the Parks & Recreation Field Fee Schedule. That session also included a closed session regarding deployment of security personnel, devices, or systems.

Planning Commission — July 22

The Planning Commission agenda focused on two draft code concepts:

• Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs), proposed for addition to Chapter 12 of the Centerville Zoning Code. These are separate, smaller living units on residential lots.
• Boundary Line Adjustments processing, which would replace existing Exchange of Title codes in CMC 15.09.140.

The commission was also scheduled to set public hearing dates for both proposed code changes and to review and approve minutes from its July 8, 2026 meeting.

No outcomes are confirmed because minutes have not been published.

Coming up

City Council — Aug. 4, 2026: The council is scheduled to vote on an Outdoor Recreation Planning Assistance (ORPA) contract for the Wheels Park Design Grant through the Utah Division of Natural Resources. The dollar amount was not specified in the agenda. Also on the agenda: a Maintenance and Ownership Cooperative Agreement with UDOT for drainage improvements tied to the I-15 Reconstruction Project; a Statewide Utility License Agreement renewal with UDOT; amendments to personnel policies for employee wellness incentives under Resolution No. 2026-21; and a presentation on draft options for the Historic District Area Sidewalks map.

Planning Commission — Aug. 12, 2026: Public hearings are scheduled on several proposed code changes, including new DADU standards in Zoning Code Chapter 12.58; renaming "Exchange of Title" to "Boundary Adjustments and Boundary Establishments" in Municipal Code Section 15.09.140; renaming the "Landmarks Commission" to "Historic Preservation Commission" in Municipal Code Section 3.03.060 and Zoning Code Section 12.20.070; and allowing Whitaker Museum Board members to serve as Historic Preservation Commission members.