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Brigham City Council recap — October 1, 2026

What the Brigham City Council took up on October 1, 2026

Brief summary of the October 1, 2026 Brigham City Council meeting:

The two decisions are separately listed and nothing of substance rides on consent. The zoning ordinance rewrites the use tables for the Multiple Use, Agricultural and Rural Residential districts — the packet says it removes obsolete use categories and reduces the number of conditional uses — and comes to the council as an action item on the Planning Commission's 7-0 recommendation after that body's September 15 hearing; the council itself holds no hearing on it. The land sale caption gives the acreage and the buyer but not the price: the packet resolution and purchase agreement set it at $1,528,890 for about 13.53 acres of Parcel 03-114-0024, to be subdivided by the city and closed by November 15, 2026, and the agreement's written-out price does not match its numeral. The discussion item follows a September 17 meeting at which a motion to deny the roughly $500,000 design-fee amendment failed 2-3 (the Mayor voting) and a motion to table it for 60 days with at least two work sessions passed 3-1; the agenda line names the fund but not the amount. A closed session on real property, litigation, cyber security or personnel is noticed.

*Procedural-transparency score grounded in the agenda as published: 6 listed item(s) — 0 public hearing(s), 1 on consent, 1 land-use/ordinance, 1 other action, 3 presentation(s).*

Notable dollar figures on the agenda

--- *This recap lists agenda items as published and draws no conclusions. Verify against the official packet or minutes on the Brigham portal. Source: Brigham City council agenda.*

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