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Planning commission pauses several hearings after notice error; items re‑noticed for next week

Cedar City Planning Commission · November 19, 2025
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Summary

City staff told the Planning Commission several public hearings on tonight’s agenda were not posted on the city bulletin boards or website as required by state statute; staff said they have re‑noticed the matters and the commission agreed to take them up at a special meeting next week to avoid delaying items until January.

City staff informed the Cedar City Planning Commission that several public‑hearing items on the agenda were not properly posted under state notice requirements and therefore cannot be acted on tonight.

"All the public hearings that you see on the agenda were not notified," a staff member told the commission, adding that notices have been reissued and the city intends to hold a special meeting next week so the matters can proceed without waiting until January.

Commissioners agreed the re‑notice was the appropriate step. Staff explained the state statute requires publication on the state website, on the city website and a posted location such as a city bulletin board; the staff presentation said notices were posted to the state site but not on the city bulletin boards. The commission asked staff to confirm mailing and posting details for each re‑noticed item.

Several applicants and members of the public who attended were allowed to speak informally tonight, but staff and the commission emphasized that no formal decisions would be made until the items are heard at the re‑noticed public hearings next week. The commission gave staff direction to circulate the corrected notices and to provide commissioners with schedules so a quorum can attend the special meeting.