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Centerville council approves two ordinances amid debate over minutes policy and appointments
Summary
At its Feb. 3 meeting, the Centerville City Council rezoned about 0.5 acres at 2000 N / 400 W to Agricultural Low and adopted municipal-code changes to match the state LUDMA renumbering. The council also debated whether written public handouts should be attached to meeting minutes, approved three appointments and voted to enter closed session.
The Centerville City Council on Feb. 3 approved two ordinances updating local zoning and municipal code references and spent an extended portion of the meeting debating whether written public handouts should be attached to official minutes.
The meeting opened with public comment from resident John Urie, who urged passage of a water-wise landscaping ordinance and warned that "our lake is considered in a serious adverse effects zone," citing what he described as long-term shifts in regional water use and urging incentives tied to state rebates for plant coverage and trees.
Staff later presented a zoning map amendment from Residential Low to Agriculture Low for a roughly 0.5-acre parcel (parcel number 070720115) at approximately 2000 North and 400 West. Planner Sydney said the Planning Commission held a public hearing on Jan. 28 and recommended approval 5-0. A council member moved to approve Ordinance 2026-02 to rezone the parcel, with a…
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