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Votes at a glance: Garden City council actions, April 22
Summary
At its April 22 meeting the council approved the Waters Edge Phase 9 PUD and adopted several ordinances (short-term rental enforcement, Rocky Mountain Power franchise renewal, storage definition, quiet hours, sign ordinance) and confirmed appointments; motions were recorded as voice votes and carried.
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A concise listing of formal actions taken by the Garden City Council on April 22:
- Minutes (March 12): Approved (voice vote). - Business licenses: Multiple small-business licenses approved, including Bear Lake Outreach (approved); Cloud Dream Homes denied pending local contact information (denied). - Waters Edge Phase 9 PUD: Motion to approve the Phase 9 planned-unit development carried (voice vote). - Ordinance 26‑03 (short‑term rental violations): Adopted with amendments to reinstate a 30‑minute initial contact attempt and to change revocation thresholds from four strikes to three (voice vote). - Ordinance 26‑05 (storage facility definition): Adopted with edits requiring enclosed compartments and prohibition on human habitation (voice vote). - Ordinance 26‑06 (quiet hours/noise): Adopted with clarified prohibited-activity language and a per‑se 80‑decibel clause at the property line with grammatical edits (voice vote). - Ordinance 26‑07 (sign ordinance): Adopted clarifying on‑premise approvals vs. off‑premise public hearing requirements (voice vote); council noted state scenic‑byway authority for Highway 89. - Ordinance 26‑08 (Rocky Mountain Power franchise): Approved (15‑year term) after a public hearing with Rocky Mountain Power (voice vote). - Appointments: James Arthur to the Planning Commission and Dana Hudrick to the Variance Board (motions approved). - Bills paid and meeting adjourned.
Several votes were recorded by voice; the transcript shows motions, seconds and the chair’s call for "Aye," followed by "Motion carries." Individual roll-call tallies and mover names were not consistently recorded in the public transcript.
