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Cedar City

Cedar City · week of September 27, 2026

Council tables West Canyon Park Irrigation Ditch Renovations

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What changed in Cedar City

Development activity

  • 226 North 3325 West Zone Change

    226 North 3325 West

    A request to change the general plan from Central Commercial to Business/Light Manufacturing and rezone a property from I&M-2 to I&M-1 to accommodate flex-space commercial buildings.

    still pending

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  • Bauer Meadows RDO Zone Change

    Westview Drive and South Mountain Drive

    A zoning application establishing specific residential and commercial pods within the previously approved Bauer Meadows RDO.

    still pending

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  • Iron Horse RDO Zone Change (RA to MU)

    2300 West Cross Hollow Road

    A zone change request from Residential Agriculture to Mixed Use for property along Cross Hollow Road.

    approved · pending → approved

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Also discussed

  • Cross Hollow Development

    A developer requested a zone change from residential agriculture to mixed-use for property along Cross Hollow Road to align with the master plan and accommodate future commercial and residential uses.

    What it means: The property owner and developer gain flexibility to build commercial and residential spaces.

    Raised 3 times this week

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  • Downtown Zoning Flexibility

    The city is discussing changes to R3 zone density, ADU size limits, and setbacks to help make housing more affordable and encourage infill development.

    What it means: Young buyers, renters, and infill property owners looking for more flexible housing options.

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  • Royal Hunte Drive Median Barrier and Traffic Circulation

    Proposed UDOT concrete median barriers on Royal Hunte Drive threaten business access and fuel tanker turning logistics for the local Rally Stop, sparking intense debate among local business owners, residents, and the city council.

    What it means: Motorists utilizing the I-15 interchange seeking improved through-traffic flow and reduced intersection congestion.

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  • Quichapa Wells Rehabilitation Project Bids

    The city is considering bids to rehabilitate the Quichapa Wells, an essential part of the municipal water infrastructure system.

    What it means: Cedar City water utility customers who rely on a secure and maintained municipal water supply.

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  • Municipal Personnel Policy and Leave Structure Revisions

    The city council and staff reviewed comprehensive updates to employee personnel policies, balancing fiscal responsibility and taxpayer protection with employee retention, compensatory time caps, and medical leave benefits.

    What it means: City taxpayers and the municipality through reduced long-term personnel liabilities.

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  • Bauer Meadows Residential Development

    The council will review a large-scale zone change request for the Bauer Meadows project area, introducing a mix of single-family, multi-family, and commercial zoning designations.

    What it means: Local developers, future homebuyers, and businesses looking for housing and commercial options in the area.

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  • West Canyon Park Safety

    The city is evaluating costly renovation options to address slip-and-fall hazards and severe public liability risks associated with the concrete-lined irrigation ditch running through West Canyon Park.

    What it means: Estimated project costs ranging from $150,000 to over $200,000 depending on reconstruction methods.

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  • Cross Hollow Event Center Arena Bids and Fee Waivers

    The city is reviewing construction bids and a request to waive impact fees for the new Covered Outdoor Arena at the Cross Hollow Event Center.

    What it means: Event organizers, agricultural and community groups, and visitors utilizing the Cross Hollow Event Center.

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  • Diamante Subdivision Industrial Rezone

    Property owners are seeking to rezone an industrial parcel from heavy manufacturing (I&M-2) to light manufacturing (I&M-1) and update the general plan to allow for multi-tenant commercial and office uses.

    What it means: The property owner and future commercial tenants who gain flexibility in permitted business operations.

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  • General Plan and Zone Changes at 226 N 3325 W

    A property owner is seeking to update their land designation from heavy industrial to light manufacturing and business use to better fit surrounding commercial properties.

    What it means: The property owner and future commercial tenants looking for flexible light manufacturing space.

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What's coming, and the deadline

  • City Council · Wednesday, October 14

    Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.

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  • Planning Commission · Tuesday, October 20

    Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.

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Published by OpenUtah. 4 meetings covered.