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Council advances most Title 12 parks and cemetery code changes but holds vehicle rules for revision
Summary
The council moved a package of proposed updates to Title 12 (parks, public property, recreation) forward to action but separated the vehicle/motorized-vehicle language for further drafting, and discussed cemetery policy changes including monument height and limiting new sales to residents.
KAYSVILLE, Utah — After an extended work-session review, the Kaysville City Council on Monday agreed to advance a broad package of proposed changes to Title 12 of the city code — covering parks, public property, recreation and cemetery rules — but carved out the vehicle/motorized-vehicle language for additional drafting.
Cole Stevens, Kaysville parks and recreation director, reviewed technical and substantive edits scattered throughout Title 12, including updated language on vehicles in parks and trails, fireworks and fire-pit permits in the wilderness park, concessions and vendor permitting, camping by permit in the wilderness park, and cemetery rules governing monuments, plot definitions and interment timing.
On vehicles, staff said the current draft intended to restrict dangerous uses (for example ATVs doing “donuts” on turf or high-speed e-bike behavior that causes safety problems) while still…
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