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Tremonton · City Council

Tremonton council approves citizens committee ordinance and Heritage Country rezone, postpones General Plan vendor Oct. 6

October 6, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · City Council Meeting Room, 102 South Tremont Street

Draft minutes of Tremonton's Oct. 6, 2026 City Council meeting, reproduced in the council's Oct. 20 packet, record three actions covered here, each on a 4-0 roll call with one member absent: approval of Ordinance 26-20 (Citizens Advisory Committee) and Ordinance 26-21 (Heritage Country Rezone), and postponement of Resolution 26-61 (a General Plan vendor) through the consent-agenda motion. City notices separately state that both ordinances passed Oct. 6. Council approval of the draft minutes has not been verified. This is a selected-outcomes record, not a full account of the meeting.

From the draft minutes. Updated October 23, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 9.d · Contract

    Resolution 26-61: approving a vendor to create the General Plan

    Continued · 4-0

    Resolution 26-61 was postponed until the next meeting. The motion approved the rest of the consent agenda and postponed this resolution.

    • The draft minutes list the item as "postponed until the next meeting"; no vendor selection is recorded at this meeting.
    • Brent Jex moved and Beau Lewis seconded the consent-agenda motion.

    Jex moved; Lewis seconded (approve consent agenda and postpone Resolution 26-61). Vote: Roll call: Bowcutt, Jex, Lewis and Oyler voted yes; Westergard was absent (excused).

  2. Item 10.a · City code

    Ordinance 26-20: amending Citizens Advisory Committee provisions (Title 3, Part 3-975)

    Approved · 4-0

    The council approved Ordinance 26-20, which amends the city code section for the Citizens Advisory Committee. A city notice states the ordinance passed Oct. 6.

    • The city notice says the ordinance covers appointment of members and alternates, selection of a chair, vice chair and secretary, initial staggered terms, vacancies and removals, open meetings, public notice and records.
    • The ordinance document posted by the city still shows redline markup of additions and deletions.
    • Jex moved and Sharri Oyler seconded.

    Jex moved; Oyler seconded. Vote: Roll call: Bowcutt, Jex, Lewis and Oyler voted yes; Westergard was absent (excused).

  3. Item 10.b · Zoning

    Ordinance 26-21: Heritage Country Rezone (parcel 05-079-0006 to R1-10)

    Approved · 4-0 · Tax parcel 05-079-0006

    The council approved Ordinance 26-21, which assigns Residential District (R1-10) zoning to tax parcel 05-079-0006. A city notice states the ordinance passed Oct. 6.

    • The ordinance describes the parcel as approximately 35.045 acres.
    • Its recitals say the parcel was annexed separately under Ordinance 24-08, is adjacent to but not part of the LB Landholdings annexation, and had no assigned zoning district.
    • The action assigns zoning. It is not approval of a subdivision or construction.
    • Kristie Bowcutt moved and Jex seconded.

    Bowcutt moved; Jex seconded. Vote: Roll call: Bowcutt, Jex, Lewis and Oyler voted yes; Westergard was absent (excused).

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