Centerville commission recommends adding state‑approved water use and preservation element before Dec. 31
Facing a state deadline, the planning commission unanimously recommended that the City Council adopt a water use and preservation element—language the state DNR reviewed—so the city remains compliant with Utah code; commissioners forwarded a positive recommendation to council.
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The Centerville Planning Commission voted Nov. 12 to forward a positive recommendation to the City Council to adopt a water use and preservation element for the general plan, language planning staff said was reviewed and signed off by the Utah Department of Natural Resources.
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