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Orangeville reviews state‑mandated subdivision regulation changes to limit approvals to one year
Summary
At the Jan. 8 hearing, officials reviewed Ordinance 2026‑2 to align subdivision rules with Utah Code 10‑9a‑6, recommending approvals not exceed one year, denying final approval authority to a single planning‑commission chair, removing an adjacent‑owner notice requirement, and reserving bond approvals for the city council.
Orangeville council members reviewed proposed amendments to the city subdivision regulations on Jan. 8 to comply with Utah Code 10‑9a‑6. Speaker 1 introduced Ordinance 2026‑2; Speaker 3 read revisions provided by the city attorney and summarized planning‑and‑zoning recommendations.
Speaker 3 said the recommended changes include limiting subdivision approvals so they do not last longer than one year, which would…
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