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Price City planning commission recommends 2025 updates to land-use code after public hearing
Summary
The Price City Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing Jan. 6 and voted to recommend that the Price City Council adopt updates to the Price City Land Use Management and Development Code (2008 edition). The commission received no public comments during the advertised comment period.
The Price City Planning and Zoning Commission voted Jan. 6 to recommend that the Price City Council adopt proposed updates to the Price City Land Use Management and Development Code for 2025.
The commission opened a public hearing on the proposed code updates at 5:03 p.m. and closed it at 5:04 p.m. Planning staff reported that the changes reflected the commission’s retreat discussions and that the city’s advertisement period produced no public comments. After brief discussion, the commission voted to recommend adoption by the City Council.
The recommendation was made by a motion to approve a resolution formally supporting the updates; a second was recorded and the motion passed. The resolution forwards the proposed text to the Price City Council for consideration. The resolution identifies the updates as changes to the Price City Land Use Management and Development Code (2008 edition) and asks the council to consider adoption of the 2025 updates.
No members of the public spoke during the hearing. Commissioners did not request additional studies or amendments prior to forwarding the recommended updates to the council.
The commission’s action is advisory; formal adoption of the code changes requires a subsequent council vote. The commission did not set a council hearing date during the meeting.
Votes at a glance - Resolution 2025-1 PZ: Recommendation of updates to the Price City Land Use Management and Development Code (2008 edition). Motion made and seconded; recorded as passed.
Context: The recommendation follows the commission’s prior retreat and an advertised public comment period. Planning staff noted no public comments were received during the advertisement period, and the commission moved the matter forward to the Price City Council for final action.
