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Council moves multiple zoning and development items to action next week

Cedar City Council · February 5, 2026
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Summary

The Cedar City Council opened and closed public hearings and moved several land-use items — an annex and zone-change request near 3000 N/400 W, a zone change at 491 W to R3, and a development agreement for ~4200 West — to the action agenda next week for further consideration.

Staff presented three separate land-use items during the work meeting and the council moved each to next week's action calendar for final consideration.

Dallas Buckner (civil) described an annexed parcel near 3000 North and 400 West and requested a general-plan change and zone change to a light industrial/manufacturing designation (INM-1). Buckner said the parcel sits inside an airport overlay that restricts residential density and that planning commission gave a favorable recommendation; the public hearing had no speakers and the council decided the item must be considered on the action agenda (it cannot be placed on consent).

A separate property owner requested changing one parcel from general commercial to R3 (multiunit residential) at about 491 West and 400 West to enable FHA lending; staff said the general plan already shows R3 and planning commission recommended approval. The owner of property at ~4200 West (Jesse Carter) presented a development-agreement request to build a 10-lot phase that would require curb/gutter and sidewalk improvements; Carter asked to defer some improvements tied to an adjoining red parcel until later. A public commenter (Tom Chet) warned that added infrastructure costs affect the cost of housing.

All three items were closed to public comment and scheduled for action on next week's agenda.