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South Weber council approves zoning change, law-enforcement agreement and routine updates
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the South Weber City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 2026‑07 (rezoning a 1.45‑acre parcel), an interlocal law-enforcement agreement with Davis County, amendments to the fee schedule, a Riverdale senior‑center agreement, and an audit-services contract; vote tallies were recorded for each item.
The South Weber City Council on June 23 approved a set of routine and consent items including a rezoning ordinance, an interlocal agreement with Davis County for law-enforcement services, an updated fee schedule, a senior-center access agreement with Riverdale, and an audit-services contract.
Ordinance 2026‑07 rezoned a 1.45‑acre parcel (parcel 130180101) from Agricultural (A‑2) to Residential Moderate to allow the creation of an additional lot; council members said the subdivision will still require preliminary and final approvals through planning and plat processes and the ordinance passed unanimously.
The council also approved Resolution 26‑21 renewing an interlocal cooperative agreement with Davis County for law‑enforcement services for the coming year; members described the agreement as nearly unchanged with a slight cost increase and voted to approve it.
Other approved items included Resolution 26‑23 updating the consolidated fee schedule (staff explained cost-based adjustments such as increasing hydrant-related deposits to reflect actual cost), Resolution 26‑25 authorizing a Riverdale senior‑center pass arrangement (staff said the annual $300 covers current pass members and the city will reconcile actual participation each February), and Resolution 26‑26 selecting audit services following an administrative review. All items in the consent grouping passed on roll-call votes recorded in the meeting minutes.
Votes at a glance: Ordinance 2026‑07 (rezoning) — unanimous approval; Resolution 26‑21 (law enforcement agreement) — unanimous approval; Resolution 26‑22 (FY2026 budget amendment #3) — unanimous approval; Resolution 26‑23 (fee schedule) — unanimous approval; Resolution 26‑25 (Riverdale senior agreement) — unanimous approval; Resolution 26‑26 (audit services) — unanimous approval.
The council adjourned after reports on committee work, a concert-in-the-park event and America 250 planning.
