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2 stories about Toquerville, newest first.

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Toquerville has 2 stories on The Ledger, the newest from November 4, 2026 and the oldest from November 1, 2026.

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Most common tags: news (2), local government (2), and development (2).

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Latest from Toquerville city hall

Wed, Oct 21 · City Council
Toquerville council rules Firelight's sign package is a material change and tables its code enforcement policy
At its Oct. 21 meeting the Toquerville City Council found Firelight Development's proposed commercial-use changes non-material, on the condition that an amendment to the master plan overlay is recorded, but found its…
- Firelight Development: commercial planning area uses (MPDO modification) Approved · 3-0
- Firelight Development: sign standards across its communities and parks Approved · 3-0
5 agenda items · From the draft minutes
Wed, Sep 16 · City Council
Toquerville council approves Indigo at Firelight hillside permit with conditions and nightly-rental quiet hours ordinance on Sept. 16
Selected actions only, not complete coverage of the Sept. 16, 2026 regular City Council meeting. The council voted 5-0 to approve a hillside development permit for Indigo at Firelight, Phases 2-5, with conditions, and…
- Hillside development permit: Indigo at Firelight, Phases 2-5 Approved with conditions · 5-0
- Ordinance on quiet hours for nightly rentals (Title 10, Chapter 17, Section 4) Approved · 5-0
2 agenda items · From the approved minutes

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Politics
Toquerville council calls Firelight sign package a material change
The council voted 3-0 to treat the sign standards as a material change and, in a separate 3-0 vote, found a request to move apartments between commercial planning areas non-material if an MPDO amendment is recorded.
Published November 3, 2026 · From Toquerville City
Politics
Toquerville council asks BLM for 100-foot right-of-way near a planned collector road
The Oct. 7 vote was 4-0, with the mayor absent. The city will be the applicant for Steve Gilbert's request, and staff will work with his engineers and the Bureau of Land Management.
Published November 1, 2026 · From Toquerville City