City council and planning meetings
Woods Cross City Council and Planning Commission meetings, item by item: what was proposed, what was decided and how members voted. Written from the official agendas, packets and minutes, with links to each.
At a glance
Woods Cross has 2 meetings written up, from October 6, 2026 to October 20, 2026: 2 City Council.
Those meetings recorded 6 counted votes; 0 were not unanimous.
City Council minutes, by year →Woods Cross: building authority bonds, tax revenue and water tank →
October 2026
Tue, Oct 20 · City Council
Woods Cross audit finds no fraud, and the city hands code enforcement to Beacon Code Consultants
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Woods Cross City Council heard that the city's audit found adequate internal controls and no fraud, and that its fraud risk assessment scored 360, low risk. Beacon Code Consultants now provide the city's code enforcement. The council kept its temporary-living rental language unchanged, declared a retired police handgun surplus, and reviewed City Hall interior design options, including whether to leave metal beams exposed. A candidate for county commissioner and a congressional staff member spoke in public comment.
- New City Hall interior design and Hogan Park trees Discussed
- Audited financial report for the city Discussed
- Fiscal 2026-27 fraud risk assessment Discussed
- Rental of homes and accessory dwelling units while owners are away No action
- Consent agenda: Oct. 2 to 15 disbursements, surplus police handgun and $144.63 of unclaimed evidence money Approved · 6-0
Tue, Oct 6 · City Council
Woods Cross council sets a $33 million maximum for City Hall and Hogan Park lease revenue bonds and updates business licensing
At its Oct. 6 meeting the Woods Cross City Council, sitting as the Local Building Authority board, approved the steps to organize the authority and adopted a parameters resolution allowing it to issue up to $33,000,000 in lease revenue bonds for the new City Hall and Hogan Park project, at no more than 6.50 percent interest over 31 years; the budget had assumed $25,000,000. A public hearing is set for Nov. 3. The council also approved updates to the Title 6 business licensing ordinance, $2,000 for the Bountiful Davis Art Center, a $29,049.56 fertilizer purchase and a Planning Commission appointment, and tabled the Bamberger Bridge letter to UDOT and a new employee manual. These are draft minutes.
- Local Building Authority organization and lease revenue bond parameters resolutions, City Hall and Hogan Park project Approved · 6-0
- Resolution granting funds to the Bountiful Davis Art Center Approved · 6-0
- Fertilizer purchase for fiscal 2027 and consent agenda Approved · 6-0
- Ordinance amending Title 6, Business Regulations (public hearing) Approved · 6-0
- Appointment to the Planning Commission to finish the term of a member who resigned Approved · 6-0