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Ferron planning commission recommends City Council adopt state-mandated wildland-urban interface code
Summary
The Ferron Planning and Zoning Commission voted March 3 to recommend that the City Council adopt Ordinance 2026-3.11, which would enact the state-mandated International Wildland-Urban Interface Code for Ferron. No public comments were received during the required hearing.
The Ferron City Planning and Zoning Commission voted March 3 to recommend that the City Council adopt Ordinance 2026-3.11, which would add a chapter to the municipal code adopting the current International Wildland-Urban Interface Code as mandated by the State of Utah.
Planning Commission Chair Terrance Bell provided an overview of the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code and noted the adoption is a state requirement. The commission opened a public hearing to receive comments and recorded that no members of the public spoke during the hearing.
Commissioner Brad Clausen moved that the commission recommend adoption of Ordinance 2026-3.11; Commissioner Keith Harvey seconded the motion. The motion carried on a roll call vote.
The action sends a recommendation to the Ferron City Council; the transcript records the commission’s vote to recommend adoption but does not record any substantive amendments or a council decision. The commission did not receive public comment during the hearing, and Chair Bell did not identify any proposed local modifications during his overview.
The commission’s recommendation begins the local legislative process; the City Council must formally consider and vote on the ordinance before it becomes city law. The transcript does not specify the date when the council will consider the ordinance.
