City council and planning meetings
Apple Valley 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
Apple Valley has 3 meetings written up, from September 23, 2026 to October 21, 2026: 3 City Council.
Those meetings recorded 6 counted votes; 0 were not unanimous.
Topics residents raised most often: flood recovery (2 meetings), road dedications (1 meeting), flooding and drainage (1 meeting), and water rates (1 meeting).
City Council minutes, by year →
October 2026
Wed, Oct 21 · City Council
Apple Valley council adopts zone change, Wildcat Road vacation and procurement change, and takes up a $200,000 flood spending cap
At its Oct. 21 meeting the Apple Valley Town Council took up public hearings on vacating parts of the Wildcat Road right-of-way, dedicating Wildcat Road and Coyote Crossing Road, and amending the procurement ordinance for multi-year contracts, and opened proposals under RFP-2026-04 for a four-year building inspection, plan review and planning services contract. The town posted adoption notices for Ordinance O-2026-23, rezoning one parcel from Open Space Transition to Agricultural 10 Acres; O-2026-24, amending multi-year procurement rules; and O-2026-25, the Wildcat Road vacation. Resolution R-2026-37, which would extend the flood emergency through Nov. 29 and cap new emergency spending at $200,000, was also on the agenda. Minutes were not yet posted; votes are not stated in the notices.
- Ordinance O-2026-23: zone change from Open Space Transition to Agricultural 10 Acres Approved
- Wildcat Road vacation and road dedications (Ordinance O-2026-25) Approved
- RFP-2026-04: building inspection, plan review and planning services Pending
- Resolution R-2026-37: emergency flood recovery spending authorization Pending
- Ordinance O-2026-24: multi-year contracts in procurement procedures Approved
September 2026
Wed, Sep 30 · City Council
Apple Valley council extends flood emergency to Nov. 14 at an emergency meeting
At an emergency meeting on Sept. 30 the Apple Valley Town Council voted 3-0 of the members present to continue its local state of emergency from the August 2026 flooding through Nov. 14, because road and drainage repairs were taking longer than expected. Mayor Michael Farrar said the county had already extended its emergency and that the town's could end early if work finished. Council Members Kevin Sair and Lee Fralish were absent. These are unapproved minutes.
Wed, Sep 23 · City Council
Apple Valley council applies tiered water rates to commercial users and rezones two parcels, as mayor outlines flood-control work
At its Sept. 23 meeting the Apple Valley Town Council unanimously adopted Ordinance O-2026-22, moving commercial culinary water customers from a flat $1.50 per 1,000 gallons to the tiered rate structure used for residential accounts, rezoned two adjoining parcels from Open Space Transition to Agricultural 5 Acres, and approved a code change setting a 24-inch culvert standard for new residential access. Mayor Michael Farrar said flood-control work had replaced multiple 18-inch culverts with 36-inch ones near Zion Circle, and that he planned ordinance changes shifting bar ditch and culvert maintenance to the town. Council Member Sair recused from a leave policy vote. These are unapproved minutes.
- Ordinances O-2026-19 and O-2026-20: two parcels from Open Space Transition to Agricultural 5 Acres Approved with conditions · 5-0
- Ordinance O-2026-22: commercial culinary water rates Approved · 5-0
- Mayor's update: water tank, flood work and UDOT passing lane Discussed
- Ordinance O-2026-21: residential lot access and culvert standard Approved · 5-0
- Resolution R-2026-32: vacation leave sell-back for exempt employees Approved · 4-0