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Council records votes: privacy policy, transportation contract, ordinances and licenses

Hurricane City Council · May 21, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting the council adopted a privacy policy resolution, approved a transportation master‑plan contract ($175,629), approved code changes on double‑frontage lots and unlisted business uses, granted local consent for a limited restaurant liquor license, and extended a development agreement term for Sand Hollow Mesa by 30 days.

Hurricane — Several formal actions were recorded by the City Council during tonight’s meeting.

Privacy policy: Council approved Resolution 2026‑20 adopting a city privacy policy/program required by state law by roll‑call vote (unanimous).

Transportation master plan contract: Council approved awarding the transportation master plan update contract to Avenue Consultants for $175,629. Staff said the work is funded in part by two grants totaling $130,000 and by a $100,000 impact‑fee budget allocation.

Ordinances: Council approved an ordinance amending code language to permit certain double‑frontage lots (when they result from combining previously recorded lots or are not on a master‑plan road) and approved an ordinance to align the city’s 'new and unlisted business uses' appeal process with state law (appeals to district court).

Liquor license: Council granted local consent for a limited restaurant liquor license to Yokoso (applicant Janelle); the license allows beer, wine and sake (no distilled spirits). Chief Yates indicated no concerns with the application.

Sand Hollow Mesa: Council approved a 30‑day extension of the Sand Hollow Mesa development agreement term to allow final easement and amendment work to be completed.

Votes at a glance: the meeting record shows affirmative council action on the items above; a separate land‑use vote approved the ZC‑25‑21 development agreement (see separate article).