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Huntington council adopts subdivision ordinance, approves handbook changes and community-center furnace bid
Summary
The Huntington City Council on March 18 approved Ordinance 2-2026 revising Title 9 (subdivision and codification), adopted Resolution 5-2026 amending the employee handbook, awarded a $16,250 furnace contract for the community center, and approved two business licenses and a $500 donation to Emery High School.
Huntington — The Huntington City Council adopted Ordinance 2-2026, revising Title 9 of the city code to update the subdivision ordinance and codification, during its regularly scheduled meeting on March 18, 2026.
The council opened a public hearing on the proposed Title 9 revisions and, with no members of the public speaking, voted to adopt the ordinance. Council member Judd Beagley moved to approve the ordinance; the motion carried on a roll call vote recorded as yes from Council members Beagley, Tom Kay, Lesa Miller, Devin Wilson and Gloria Wilson.
At the same meeting the council approved Resolution 5-2026 to amend the city’s employee handbook. Council member Judd Beagley moved the resolution and Tom Kay seconded; the measure passed on a roll call vote recorded as affirmative from Beagley, Kay, Miller, Devin Wilson and Gloria Wilson.
Also on the consent and action agenda, the council approved two business licenses and a community donation: Zoning Administrator Jessica Lee spoke on behalf of Mike’s Pilot Car Service and Council member Lesa Miller moved to approve that license; Council member Gloria Wilson moved to approve a license for Debugger Pest Control, represented at the meeting by Tyler Bunn. The council also voted to donate $500 to the Emery High School graduation party after a request from Emma Grimm; that donation passed on a roll call vote recorded as yes from Beagley, Kay, Miller, Devin Wilson and Gloria Wilson.
For a maintenance project, the council reviewed three bids to replace the furnace at the Community Center. Council member Gloria Wilson moved to accept the bid from Snow’s Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing for $16,250; the motion was seconded by Lesa Miller and passed on roll call with unanimous affirmative votes recorded.
Motions on the consent agenda, business licenses and other routine items were carried earlier in the meeting. The minutes for the previous meeting and the city claims and financials were approved on a consent motion moved by Tom Kay and seconded by Lesa Miller; roll call recorded yes votes from Beagley, Kay, Miller and Gloria Wilson.
What happens next: Ordinance 2-2026 and Resolution 5-2026 were adopted at the meeting. The city will proceed with contracting Snow’s Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing to install the Community Center furnace; the contract details and timeline were not specified in the meeting record.
