The Nibley City Planning Commission and City Council convened on September 18, 2025, at City Hall to discuss key agenda items, including the development of a town center master plan. The meeting began with a roll call of commissioners and staff, followed by a motion to approve the meeting agenda, which passed unanimously.

Mayor Jacobson then took the floor, expressing gratitude for the collaborative efforts between the council and the planning commission. He confirmed the meeting's official status under the Utah Open Public Meetings Act and sought consent to approve the workshop items on the agenda, which was also approved without dissent.

The primary focus of the meeting was a workshop dedicated to the design of the town center, open space, and natural landscapes. Levi, a representative from the planning commission, provided background on the initiative, highlighting the city's goal to develop a comprehensive master plan for the town center. This effort has involved collaboration with the county-wide planner over the past six months and engagement with Utah State University's landscape architecture and environmental planning program.

The discussions underscored the city's commitment to enhancing community spaces and integrating natural landscapes into urban planning. Further details on the outcomes of the workshop and subsequent steps in the planning process are anticipated in future meetings.