South Weber Council Adopts Stark/Dahl Rezone Near 7600 South
South Weber adopted Ordinance 2026-08 on Sept. 8, rezoning about 5.9 acres near 1675 E. 7650 S. to Residential Moderate Density after neighbors raised traffic and safety concerns.
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This Week in South Weber: Quiet Meeting Week, Find the Founders, Youth Council Applications (Sept. 28–Oct. 4)
No council or planning meetings are scheduled in South Weber this week. Here is what is on the city calendar, plus the America250 Find the Founders event on Oct. 6.
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Farmington Council Roundup: Greenway Report Accepted, Water-Shortage Rules Adopted
Farmington’s Sept. 1 council meeting accepted the South Davis Greenway final report, adopted a water-shortage and cross-connection ordinance (with a proposed $12 heavy-use rate), and settled a Glovers Lane right-of-way.
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Farmington Approves 15-Home Avocet Subdivision Rezone Near 1600 South
Farmington’s council approved a rezone and PUD plan for the 15-lot Avocet Subdivision at 44 W. 1600 South, using transfer of development rights to fund parks and trails.
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Farmington Adopts FY2027 Budget With Property Tax Increase to Fund Three Firefighters
Farmington’s council voted 5-0 on Aug. 18 to adopt the FY2027 budget, including $285,108 in new property tax revenue to hire three firefighters. Here is what it means for a typical home.
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North Salt Lake City Council record: South Davis Greenway feasibility study accepted
The council accepted the feasibility study for a 10.8-mile shared-use path, 1.6 miles of it in North Salt Lake. Acceptance positions the project for state and federal funding; it is not a construction decision.
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Kaysville City Council record: $16.5 million fire station bond question placed on the Nov. 3 ballot
Kaysville voters will decide Nov. 3, 2026 whether the city may issue up to $16.5 million in general obligation bonds for a west-side fire station on Deseret Drive. The council’s Aug. 10 vote was unanimous; a public hearing is set for Oct. 1.
