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Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda (Item 1–6): Council approved routine items unanimously, including: approval of minutes (March), ratification of bills dated 03/28/2025, approval of a Cooperative Wildlife System participation agreement with the State of Utah, award of a bid to Doug Hunt Construction for Canyon View Detention Pond landscape restoration ($174,250), Change Order No. 2 to Civil Science for Phase 3 design of the cemetery renovation ($30,000), and Change Order No. 8 for AIP 049 Airport Terminal ($27,019). Motion carried unanimously.

- Ordinance: Rezoning near 366 Dewey Avenue (Item 7). The council approved an ordinance amending the zone from Multiple Dwelling/Multiple Unit R3M to Special Housing District (SHD) for property in the vicinity of 366 Dewey Avenue. The applicant’s engineer, Daryl Brown of Watson Engineering, answered questions about building height and parking; the council approved the ordinance by vote.

- Ordinance: Rezoning near Old Highway 91 (Item 8). The council approved an ordinance to amend zoning from Master Plan Development (MPD) to a mix of R21, R3M and Central Commercial for properties near 2604 South Old Highway 91. The council discussed the MPD-to-RDO transition and approved the zoning change.

- Ordinance: Building-height limitations in residential zones (Item 9). The council modified Cedar City ordinance sections pertaining to building-height limitations in residential zones, adjusting the adopted height standard (the ordinance change as discussed was adopted by council vote).

- Annexation and general-plan amendment for 33.08 acres (Items 10–11). The council approved annexation of roughly 33.08 acres near 3700 West and 600 North and adopted an amendment to the general plan changing the land use from Rural Estate Residential (RE) to Light Industrial/Manufacturing, followed by a zone change to INM-1 (light industrial/manufacturing).

- Ordinance: Parking requirements for certain residential projects (Item 12). The council adopted a modification to Cedar City ordinance 26-b-2 to establish parking requirements for small detached dwellings or tiny-home-style multi-family developments. Council clarified and corrected a typographical error: the applicable size threshold is 1,000 square feet (not 10,000). The ordinance as adopted permits limited tandem parking for 1- and 2-bedroom units as described in the adopted text.

- Fiscal-year budget revision (Item 13) and RDA budget resolution. The council adopted a resolution revising the fiscal-year 2024–25 budget; the city’s Redevelopment Agency separately adopted a corresponding RDA budget revision. Both measures passed on recorded votes.

For most items the council approved motions by roll call or voice vote and the meeting transcripts record 'Aye' votes and several roll-call affirmations; the clerk recorded motions as carried by the council. No item on the agenda failed during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Cedar City Council Meeting - April 9, 2025.","oneSentenceSummary","At its April 9 meeting the council approved the consent agenda, multiple zone and ordinance changes (including a rezoning at 366 Dewey and an Old Highway 91 rezoning), modifications to residential height and parking rules, a 33.08-acre annexation and a fiscal-year budget revision; all recorded motions passed.","taxTitle","Cedar City Council, Cedar City , Iron County, Utah","taxId",23578,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6607500,"Cedar City Parkinson's Rock Steady Boxing group invites public to open house at Snap Fitness",334,1675000,2009000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2952730-40c221b100f0f423668f48b9c8e405a8&start=1675&end=2009","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2952730-40c221b100f0f423668f48b9c8e405a8/thumbnail_1675000.jpg","/articles/6607500/Utah/Cedar-City-Parkinsons-Rock-Steady-Boxing-group-invites-public-to-open-house-at-Snap-Fitness","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6607500-ee4f19985923a4589379ca441753cd80/orig.mp4?Expires=1771039727&Signature=ZMepFwsQ0SFrYosks6A2kkKYqrCXWQvtYYngI0jlrqhEpEH3PixFi8CrZ3cKGjTSDAZ11mTncqjVdNtYMle3rKmWM5MV0ZdulAMOOtjzEQvojqmbdON3LJkbkXxOq8P0HJjlMD9jw9zEj7LLyb8R4bLPGSup2mgo0JDzNhCTI~Vc0~FceT9mGVe7G2iKY13u0PKiVVmY93rmTsNuud~UqTaDsW38JmWa4LS48H4pfgJn4xFRLX9LTtolVjJbpRH3EmwL3f16-f60RFH3Ucct0pv-dbENU23WlqqGyzJlSLlBQnHDvkOTCe1c3MXtj~EEfeYJy2pugN3-1q8CAfkjKg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Dan Dale and Steven Weiss represented the Cedar City Rock Steady Boxing affiliate during the council's public-comment period on April 9 and invited the community to an open house at Snap Fitness to demonstrate a boxing-based exercise program for people with Parkinson's disease.

Dale said the local program has operated about eight years and partners with Southern Utah University students through SUU's health-scholar programs. He said the group will hold an open house next Tuesday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Snap Fitness gym in Cedar City; the session will include demonstrations, hands-on equipment such as heavy bags and fit-light drills, and opportunities for community members to learn about participating.

\"We're also an affiliate of Rock Steady Boxing,\" Dale said, noting that Rock Steady Boxing has grown to tens of thousands of members nationally and in several foreign countries. He and other speakers said aggressive, high-intensity exercise — including boxing-style training — can help slow the progression of Parkinson's symptoms when performed frequently and at higher intensity.

Speakers emphasized the program's community and university partnerships. The local program uses SUU student volunteers and said the collaboration benefits students with practical experience while supporting program participants. A councilmember who had attended a prior open house praised the program's impact.

No council action was required or taken on the presentation. The speakers distributed a brochure and encouraged residents and potential volunteers to attend the Snap Fitness event.","Local Rock Steady Boxing affiliate representatives briefed the council on a Parkinson's exercise program, promoted an open house at Snap Fitness and described partnerships with Southern Utah University student volunteers.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6607505,"Red Rock Center for Independence seeks aquatic-center fee relief, outlines services to Cedar City Council",424,232000,656000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2952730-40c221b100f0f423668f48b9c8e405a8&start=232&end=656","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2952730-40c221b100f0f423668f48b9c8e405a8/thumbnail_232000.jpg","/articles/6607505/Utah/Red-Rock-Center-for-Independence-seeks-aquatic-center-fee-relief-outlines-services-to-Cedar-City-Council","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6607505-075942c18a745deacaada14f45e1defe/orig.mp4?Expires=1771039727&Signature=n6XIJ2xAQKVGYqWco5zvhj1l48zi~VVzYS9xLr8FqPnGeA05TacRwNzp~HHaKhzb57tcHc4PlCrlEQWHqdbI9Z5k1kElYrZQFNVPKrBS-6gVurZxPbt0LImahvUlx9SPwDJdAUqzqCd1kWtRd0EZNXycPCoABJT1cwR2JtJztXL0~yN7ieG33XLnMUGsRxEPZngZgw9TV3dwZQBw8HEuZsBumOhqOhWiPZjSADLRyX7YNWWfHPIdxHu4YCobM2Rdbb6gN2iVciU5kBdq3u9ax1eTxy4QerJUpO10cpXjEjZ5estHFe3z9YerAFpaxaN2acXaoPVnrFKYEAWEHwcaRA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Hayden Johnson, executive director of the Red Rock Center for Independence, and local staff introduced the nonprofit to the Cedar City Council on April 9 and asked the city to consider waiving aquatic-center fees so the group can start an adaptive recreation program.

The Red Rock representatives told the council the organization provides equipment loans (wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers, ramps), arranges home modifications such as vertical lifts, and runs weekly activities covering independent-living skills, financial literacy and employment supports. Johnson said the nonprofit covers nine counties from a base in St. George and serves about 1,000 people across that region; he said roughly one-fifth of those clients are in Cedar City and Iron County.

\"So we're here to help people with disabilities first, but we wanna help the community as well,\" Johnson said, describing the group's approach of pairing individual supports with efforts that reduce subsidy needs or increase workforce participation.

Shanda Badger, an activity assistant at Red Rock Center for Independence, said she is trying to start an adaptive recreation program and asked Mayor Green to waive fees for the city aquatic center. Badger said the group currently uses library space for indoor activities and is seeking pool time; staff said the aquatic center charges about $20 per hour for the room and the group expects to need roughly two hours per session (about $40 per visit). Badger said the program partners with Special Olympics and other local groups.

Mayor Green said he cannot unilaterally waive fees but indicated the council and staff would explore options. Councilmembers and staff suggested the group connect with the standing disabilities-awareness committee, which council members said meets monthly, and with local donors and existing homeless and social-service networks for possible support. Councilman Riddle (Councilman Bridal was referenced by speakers as the council member who oversees the disabilities committee) and other councilmembers encouraged follow-up with city staff to identify available resources.

The Red Rock representatives said most services are free to clients, funded by state and federal grants plus donations. They asked the council to consider operational assistance or fee relief for pool access as the next step, and councilmembers requested staff follow up and report back.

The exchange occurred during the public-comment portion of the April 9 meeting; no formal council action was taken on the fee request during the meeting.","Representatives of the Red Rock Center for Independence described equipment loans, home modifications and weekly programs for people with disabilities and asked the council to consider waiving aquatic-center fees for a new adaptive recreation program.","actionData","errors"]

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