Kaysville Planning Commission Meeting 10-8-2026

The Kaysville Planning Commission met on October 8, 2026, and recommended approval of a zoning text amendment clarifying that animal-separation distances are measured from the primary dwelling, not a detached accessory dwelling unit. The commission also recommended an ordinance amendment assigning variance appeals to an administrative law judge; the recommendation passed with one dissenting vote. Members discussed whether requiring an attorney could make appeals more intimidating or costly for residents, while staff noted the judge could also handle other appeals. Staff reported that the City had issued an RFP for an administrative law judge, closing October 9; no award or contract amount was reported.

The commission approved its September 10 minutes. Staff previewed a forthcoming mixed-use rezoning request for an insurance office in the ground floor of a home, a work session on commercial landscape buffers next meeting, and a rezoning request for a four-lot private street in November. No other procurement awards or spending decisions were identified.