The Town Council Work Meeting held on February 17, 2025, in Virgin, Washington County, Utah, focused on several key agenda items aimed at addressing community needs and enhancing local governance.

The meeting began with discussions regarding the ongoing development of a sign ordinance. Council members noted that the ordinance had been consolidated into a single document, which will be reviewed in future meetings.

Next, the council addressed potential changes to the organizational chart. Members expressed a desire to explore modifications and agreed to keep this topic open for further discussion, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in finalizing the chart.

A significant topic of discussion was the interlocal agreement with Rockville concerning the services of the field enforcement officer. The council acknowledged the need to draft an agreement outlining how services would be billed and shared between the two towns. This item will be included in upcoming agendas for further deliberation.

The council also revisited the ongoing concerns from residents in Rio De Sion regarding a gate that had been approved over a year ago. Members highlighted the lack of a memorandum of agreement between the homeowners association and the town, which has led to persistent inquiries from residents. The council urged for the agreement to be finalized to address these concerns.

Additionally, the council discussed the Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant Program, which opened on February 1 and will close on March 17. The proposal aims to secure funding for refurbishing the BMX track in Virgin. Council members noted the necessity of matching funds for the grant application and mentioned that an economic analysis is being prepared to assess the viability of investing in the BMX track.

In conclusion, the meeting covered essential topics that will shape the future of Virgin, including governance structure, community agreements, and recreational development. The council plans to follow up on these discussions in future meetings, ensuring that community needs are met and addressed effectively.