Clinton Council Nov. 10: Term-Limits Hearing and a Boundary Adjustment With West Point
Clinton’s City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on council term limits on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and to take up a small boundary adjustment with West Point. Both are agenda items, not decisions. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 2267 N. 1500 West, and is streamed on the city’s YouTube channel.
What is the term-limits hearing about?
The posted agenda lists a public hearing on Ordinance 26-09, which concerns the limits in Section 2-17 of Clinton’s city code. According to the staff report, the council is being asked to review the current limits and decide whether to change them. Three versions are attached: repeal the section entirely, allow three consecutive terms instead of two, or keep two terms and add the word “consecutive.” The council can also leave the limits as they are or ask staff to draft something else. The staff report notes that opinions differed at the council’s Sept. 22 work session.
What is the boundary adjustment with West Point?
Resolution 24-26 responds to a request from Nilson Homes LLC. It would state Clinton’s intent to adjust the shared boundary with West Point, covering about 1.04 acres, so that the line follows the centerline of a road serving the Nilson Homes development and each city serves its own side of the road. The staff report says West Point adopted a similar resolution on Oct. 20 and that staff recommends approval with no fiscal impact. It also says each city would still hold a public hearing and make a final decision, and a plat would then be recorded with the county. The agenda lists this item as business, not as a public hearing.
Other items and how to take part
The agenda also includes the Hill Air Force Base environmental annual report, the first-quarter fiscal 2027 financial report and an update on emergency notifications. Speakers can address the council during public input for up to three minutes. The agenda does not describe a separate comment process for the term-limits hearing, so contact City Recorder Lisa Titensor at 801-614-0700 with questions. Some council members may attend electronically.
We will report on any council action once the city posts it. Agendas and notices are linked on our Clinton page, and more stories are in Davis County news.
Meeting dates, times and agendas are set by Clinton City and can change. Confirm on the city’s website before you go.
