Centerville has two public hearings coming up: the Planning Commission takes up a Maverik site plan amendment on Nov. 10, and the City Council hears the 2026 Water Conservation Plan on Nov. 17.
Farmington Nov. 2–8: the Nov. 3 City Council meeting is canceled, and the Nov. 5 Planning Commission holds hearings on a day care site, the alcohol code and roosters.
Clinton Nov. 2–8: Open Art Studio on Nov. 5, a Planning Commission hearing that night on a 0.88-acre rezone at 2184 N. 2000 W., and a Nov. 12 Turkey Trot sign-up deadline.
Syracuse’s Planning Commission holds three public hearings Nov. 3 at 6 p.m.: a rezone at 1782 W 1700 S, a 2-lot subdivision at 741 W 3700 S and a home preschool at 2650 S 2000 W.
Kaysville’s week of Oct. 19–25: a Planning Commission zone-change hearing on Oct. 22, ongoing 200 North construction, Utah Court Connect and two nearby Halloween events.
Clinton’s planning commission is scheduled to discuss a draft plan for the city’s northwest edge on Oct. 1. Here is what the Clinton West Focus Area Plan maps out for housing, civic sites, open space and the West Davis Corridor.
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.
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.
South Weber’s Planning Commission agreed on seven priorities for updating the General Plan, from possible South Bench annexation to a future Central Park downtown. Nothing is adopted yet.