City Council Meetings

For those interested in City Council, our next meetings are today, Tuesday, April 1st. The regular session starts at 7:00 p.m. at Council Chambers at City Hall Building (110 S Center St); The work session starts at 5:30pm. The public is always welcome to attend these public meetings.  You can also watch a live stream on YouTube at: https://bit.ly/2P7ICfQ  

The regular session’s agenda can be found here: https://mccmeetings.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/santaquin-pubu/MEET-Packet-d909d2460cfb4bd9a27fa7648dabf32f.pdf 

The work session has no significant agenda items and will mainly be to talk about items on the regular session agenda.

In our regular session, we’ll have the usual review of past city council meeting minutes, along with a review of city expenses and surplus property. 

We have some recognitions and appointments. We’ll recognize Jon Hepworth as our employee of the month. We’ll have an update from the Chamber of Commerce. And lastly we’ll have an appointment of Kale Smith to the RAP Tax Committee.

There’s quite a few resolutions and ordinances in the regular session. Here’s a list:

1. Resolution 04-01-2025 - Interlocal Agreement with Utah County for the 2025 Municipal Elections

2. Resolution 04-02-2025 - Approval of Division of Water Resources Funding Agreement

3. Resolution 04-04-2025 - Approval of the My Hometown Agreement

4. Ordinance 04-01-2025 - Amendment to City Utility Services

5. Ordinance 04-02-2025 - Reduction in Asphalt Requirements for Dedicated Roads

6. Ordinance 04-03-2025 - Minimum Unit Size Reduction in the Main Street Commercial Area of the MSBD Zone

Highlighting the first 3 resolutions: The first one is an agreement to have Utah County continue to administer our upcoming local election. The second one is to accept a grant to help fund work related to our general plan. The third is a proposal by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for the City to jointly support a community initiative known as My Hometown that helps provide community resources and service projects in local communities.

If you have any questions relating to the ordinances, please see the linked agenda packet, and don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions.

We’ll also have some items for the Community Development and Renewal Agency that is over the Santaquin City industrial park.

If you have questions or concerns about anything on  the agenda items for this Tuesday’s City Council meetings, please reach out.