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Hurricane · City Council

Hurricane council agenda: concrete batch plant rezone reconsidered and $2.16 million 100 South road bid

October 15, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · City Council Chambers, 147 N 870 W, Hurricane

The Hurricane City Council's Oct. 15 agenda put a reconsideration of a denied rezone for a concrete batch plant, a $2.16 million low bid for 100 South improvements and a four-unit rezone on its list. Minutes were not yet posted, so results are not known.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item Old business 1 · Zoning

    Reconsideration of ZC26-13: Crocker Enterprises Lot 6 rezone, M-1 to M-2 for concrete batch plant

    Pending · North end of the industrial area on Old Highway 91, behind 492 Old Hwy 91

    The council denied the request Aug. 20, finding heavy industrial zoning incompatible with surrounding uses. The Planning Commission had recommended approval unanimously Aug. 13 with no objections. Staff noted the general plan designation is Light Industrial/Business but found the request generally consistent with broader goals, that two similar plants operate along Old Highway 91 and that no homes are nearby, and recommended weighing the applicant's new information.

    • Applicant/agent: Richard O'Shields / Karl Rasmussen
    • Acres: about 7.68
    • Current zone -> proposed: M-1 -> M-2

    Follow Crocker Enterprises Lot 6 rezone (ZC26-13) in the development tracker →

  2. Item New business 5 · Contract

    Award of 100 South improvement project bid (300 West to Main Street)

    Pending · 100 South, 300 West to Main Street

    Six bids ranged from $2,159,723.64 to $3,380,303.35. Staff recommended Advanced Construction and Design, LLC, the low bidder at $2,159,723.64. Work would start Oct. 30 with substantial completion March 24, 2027.

    Follow 100 South improvement project in the development tracker →

  3. Item New business 4 · Zoning

    Zone change ZC26-16: 297 S Rlington Pkwy, R1-10 to RM-1

    Pending · 297 S Rlington Pkwy

    Bryan Owen asked to rezone 0.97 acres, platted as open space in the 1990s, to allow four multifamily units. Three public comments objected citing multifamily zoning, loss of open space and traffic safety; the Planning Commission recommended approval unanimously Oct. 8. Staff recommended approval and noted a plat amendment is needed.

    • Applicant: Bryan Owen / Gerald Pratt
    • Acres: 0.97
    • Current zone -> proposed: R1-10 (PDO) -> RM-1

    Follow 297 S Rlington Pkwy rezone (ZC26-16) in the development tracker →

  4. Item New business 1-2 · Contract

    Reimbursement agreements: Sands Cove Phase 2 park and Lakeside at Desert Sands

    Pending · Sand Hollow Road near Dixie Springs Drive

    Academy Construction Lending's $1,404,734.33 park bid would be reimbursed through 301 parks impact fee vouchers, but the developer has only 60 lots; staff recommended continuing the item. Quality Development's $142,509.10 east-side Sand Hollow Road widening would be reimbursed through impact fee credits; staff recommended approval.

  5. Item New business 3 · City code

    Ordinance 2026-24: claims against the city

    Pending

    City Attorney Dayton Hall proposed amending Section 8-6-2 so the claim-filing deadline follows the one-year state limit instead of two years.

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