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Council clears consent agenda, vacates utility easement and rescinds development agreement
Summary
Cedar City Council approved its consent agenda (minutes, bills, contracts, easement, police hire), passed an ordinance vacating a public utility easement near 1600 South & Hidden Canyon Road, approved a resolution delaying public-improvement installation for 93 E/900 N, and rescinded a development agreement for 1157/1221 S Main.
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At the Oct. 15 Cedar City action meeting the council approved the consent agenda, which included September minutes, ratification of bills from Sept. 26, approval of October bills, authorization of a golf complex design contract, granting a Rocky Mountain Power easement on city property to serve private property (partial Lot B1420700000004), and wage approval for a lateral police officer hire.
Following the consent vote the council considered three land‑use items. It approved an ordinance vacating a public‑utility easement located near 1600 South and Hidden Canyon Road to accommodate a church parcel, approved a resolution amending a deferral development agreement to delay public improvements at approximately 93 East and 900 North (allowing coordinated street/curb construction), and approved a resolution rescinding a prior development agreement and addendum for property listed as 1157/1221 South Main Street to allow the applicant to move forward on revised plans.
All three motions were moved, seconded and recorded in the transcript as passing with 'Aye' votes and described as unanimous on the record. No amendments were made on the council floor and no member requested separate public comment for these items.
Next steps: staff will implement the approved easement, process the development agreement rescission and track any required engineering or public‑notice steps tied to the deferred improvements.

