Fruit Heights voted 3-2 on Sept. 1 not to send a letter supporting the county’s 0.20% sales tax, and approved a UDOT lighting easement and pump house fencing.
Woods Cross adopted Ordinance 642 on July 21, pausing new second-driveway applications in single-family zones for up to 180 days while it rewrites its rules.
In three unanimous votes on Sept. 8, the Clinton City Council annexed about 155 acres near 2425 North and 4500 West, approved a land-use conditions agreement and set initial zoning.
Ordinance 2026-16, adopted Aug. 18, turns Centerville’s informal Citizen Corps group into an official volunteer advisory committee focused on emergency and disaster preparedness.
Centerville’s City Council voted 4-0 on Aug. 4 to accept a $40,000 state grant to design a pump-track style wheels park. No site has been chosen and nothing is funded for construction yet.
Official minutes show the South Weber City Council kept its 0.001434 property tax rate on Aug. 11 and adopted the fiscal 2026-27 final budget on Aug. 25, each on 4-1 votes.
The Sunset City Council unanimously approved a franchise agreement on Aug. 4 letting UTOPIA Fiber build underground fiber lines in city streets, starting with a limited route serving schools and government clients.
The Woods Cross City Council awarded a $4.2 million contract to Patriot Construction to replace the 1500 South water tank, aiming for about 1.5 million gallons of storage.
Clinton’s City Council unanimously adopted updated accessory dwelling unit rules on Aug. 25, adding a site-plan review step and changing how backyard coverage is counted.
Recycling pickup Sept. 28–29, an Arts Council meeting Oct. 1 and a City Council meeting Oct. 6 top a quiet week on the West Bountiful calendar.