Cedar City · week of September 13, 2026
Council approves Agenda Order Approval
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What changed in Cedar City
Agenda Order Approval
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Watch this moment →Cedar City Cares Committee Appointments
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Watch this moment →Purchase of Roll-Off Truck for Wastewater
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Watch this moment →Budget Amendments Resolution
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Watch this moment →Fund Balance and Reserve Policy
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Watch this moment →Four-Way Stop at Cody Drive and Legacy Avenue
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Watch this moment →Approval of Minutes
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Watch this moment →General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for Diamante Subdivision Parcel
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Watch this moment →South Mountain Area Zone Changes (Items 4 through 8)
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Development activity
226 North 3325 West Zone Change
226 North 3325 West
Request to change zoning from I&M-2 to I&M-1.
approved → pending
Track this project →Bauer Meadows Development
North of South Mountain Drive
Multiple zoning changes to support the Bauer Meadows residential project.
still pending
Track this project →South Mountain Area / Bauer Meadows RDO Zone Changes
South Mountain and Westview Drive area
Five zone change applications covering ~171 acres from annex transition to R-1, R-2-1, R-2-2, commercial, and R-3-M to implement the approved Bauer Meadows RDO master plan.
approved · still approved
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Also discussed
Homelessness and Food Insecurity
James Scherer shared data showing rising homelessness, particularly among seniors, and announced a new 12-bed micro-shelter project breaking ground on October 22.
What it means: Unhoused individuals and seniors needing shelter and supportive services in the region.
Raised 3 times this week
Follow this issue →Traffic Safety at Cody Drive and Legacy Park Avenue
City staff and the mayor reviewed a proposal to install a 4-way stop to improve intersection safety.
What it means: Neighborhood motorists and pedestrians navigating the Cody Drive and Legacy Park Avenue corridor.
Raised 3 times this week
Follow this issue →Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget
The council is reviewing fiscal adjustments, including rolled-over police grants, alongside a new formal fund balance reserve policy.
What it means: Adjustments incorporate unspent state grant funds for police in-car cameras into the FY26-27 budget.
Raised 2 times this week
Follow this issue →Diamante Subdivision Industrial Rezone
A property owner requested a zone change from heavy industrial to light manufacturing to allow commercial shell buildings and tenant spaces like office and retail uses. Commissioners agreed it fits better with surrounding light industrial and commercial uses.
What it means: The property owner and future commercial tenants seeking flexible light industrial/business space.
Follow this issue →South Mountain Area Residential Development and Traffic Connectivity
A 171-acre master-planned residential project received zone changes to move forward with hundreds of homes, commercial areas, and school sites. Residents voiced strong concerns about increased traffic on Westview Drive and South Mountain, prompting city staff to detail plans for a federally funded bypass road expected by 2028 or 2029.
What it means: Future homebuyers, the school district, and the developer.
Follow this issue →Sanitation Equipment Acquisition: Roll-Off Dumpster Truck
The city is evaluating a $218,005 purchase for a new roll-off dumpster truck to maintain solid waste services.
What it means: The proposed capital outlay is $218,005.
Follow this issue →Active Transportation Safety
City staff and the mayor reviewed a proposal to install a 4-way stop to improve intersection safety.
What it means: Neighborhood motorists and pedestrians navigating the Cody Drive and Legacy Park Avenue corridor.
Follow this issue →Bauer Meadows Residential Development
The city is considering rezoning a large area for new housing, which could significantly increase the number of homes in the South Mountain Drive area.
What it means: Future residents and the developer.
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What's coming, and the deadline
City Council · Wednesday, September 23
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →City Council · Wednesday, October 7
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