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Plan Your Visit - Clark Planetarium
Plan Your Visit Open seven days a week and located in downtown Salt Lake City, Clark Planetarium offers an out-of-this-world experience that is a blast for all ages. The Planetarium features over 10,000 square feet of free, hands-on exhibit space, as well as the breathtaking Hansen full-dome and Northrop Grumman IMAX® theatres. Clark Planetarium boasts one of the best science gift shops in Utah. For many visitors, Clark Planetarium is their first trip to space, and we know it won't be their last. Visit our Shows page to buy tickets or to learn about our movies, laser light shows, and Planetarium star shows. Plan your visit to the Planetarium Accessibility Clark Planetarium strives to make our building accessible to all people. Our building accommodates wheelchairs and mobility devices throughout the museum. Staff cannot assist visitors into or out of a wheelchair or mobility aid. Access into the Planetarium is available from the main entry located on 400 W. 100 S., or through the Clark Planetarium parking garage entrance located on Level 0, Row C in the south parking garage. If utilizing the south parking garage, an access lift is located inside Clark Planetarium's double entrance door. The lift is visitor operable, and instructions are posted on the lift, but staff are available to assist with opening the doors and operating the lift, if needed. If assistance is needed, please call 385-468-7827 at the time of your visit or prior to arrival. Sensory Friendly Saturday occurs every Saturday between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. During these hours, the museum lights and sounds are adjusted throughout the free exhibit area as well as the Dome and IMAX® theatres to facilitate a safe, welcoming, and fun environment for visitors with sensory needs. Noise-canceling headphones, sunglasses, weighted blankets, needs charts, magnifying glasses and sensory objects are available upon request, please inquire about these items at the ticketing counter. Service animals are permitted; other animals are not permitted. Admission Admission to our exhibit space is always free. Shows in the Hansen Dome Theatre and Northrop Grumman IMAX® Theatre play throughout the day. Check our schedule for the most up to date show times. Please be aware that late seating is not permitted to Cosmic Light Shows (laser shows) for safety reasons. Groups of 20 and more Groups of 20 or more are eligible for a discounted rate on shows through by making a reservation which can be requested using the field trip request form, or by reaching out to [email protected]. Getting Here Clark Planetarium is located at The Gateway: 110 S 400 WSalt Lake City, Utah 84101Phone 385-468-7827 (STAR) We encourage you to use public transportation whenever possible. Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has a Planetarium Stop, directly east of our front door. In addition, UTA has several bus routes nearby. You’ll also notice a number of easy, affordable and fun shared mobility options in Downtown Salt Lake City, including GREENbike (Salt Lake City’s non-profit bike share fleet), as well as rentable electric scooters. More information about shared mobility transportation options. Hours Regular Hours Sunday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. *Sensory Friendly Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Special/Holiday Hours July 4 - 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. For shows in the Northrop Grumman IMAX® and the Hansen Dome Theatre, check our schedule for the latest show times. Parking Convenient underground parking, with two direct entrances to Clark Planetarium (on Levels 0 and -1), is available in the Gateway’s South Parking Garage. The most convenient parking entrance for Clark Planetarium is off of 100 South between 400 West and Rio Grande Street (450 W). Discount validations are available for patrons at the ticketing desk and Planet Fun Gift Shop. For More Information on Parking: https://atthegateway.com/visit-explore/getting-here/ Partnerships & Discounts Partnering with various organizations, Clark Planetarium aims to enhance accessibility to its IMAX® and Dome Theatres. Through these partnerships, Clark Planetarium strives to ensure an enriching experience for visitors. Association of Science - Technology Centers (ASTC) Passport Program Clark Planetarium is a member of the Association of Science - Technology Centers (ASTC). Free admission is offered to a single film per day in the Hansen Dome Theatre. This offer is good for up to five individuals per membership that participate in the ASTC passport program and meets the following criteria: 1. Science centers and museums must be located beyond 90 miles* of the science center/museum where the visitor is a member. 2. Science centers and museums must be located beyond 90 miles* of the visitor's residence.*This distance is measured "as the crow flies," meaning that it is based on the linear radius, not driving distance. To help determine linear radius distance, use the "Measure Distance" feature on Google Maps. KultureCity Through partnership with KultureCity, Clark Planetarium offers sensory bags and items that are designed to help sensory needs in both adults and children. Museums for All Clark Planetarium is a participant in the Museums for All program. Upon proof of your EBT card, admission to the IMAX® or Dome Theatre are available for $3 each. PBS Adventure Pass Children participating in the annual PBS Reading Marathon will receive free admission to the dome theatre with a paying adult. Salt Lake Connect Pass Connect Pass Attraction includes one Dome Theatre admission AND one IMAX® Theatre documentary admission.
Dark Side of the Moon Laser Shows
Dark Side of the Moon - Clark Planetarium Two Shows. One Album. Now with two experiences Experience the classic that started it all, at Clark Planetarium For nearly 40 years, generations of Utahns have experienced Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon at Clark Planetarium. This tradition that began during the original Hansen Planetarium era continues today and is presented every weekend in our Dome theatre! Experience how our lasers take over as all ten tracks of Pink Floyd's iconic album explode across the dome in a mesmerizing fusion of color, light, and sound. Get Tickets for the Planetarium Laser show! The Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years in a Heartbeat For a limited time only, experience The Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years in a Heartbeat—an extraordinary 42-minute immersive planetarium experience set to Pink Floyd's legendary album The Dark Side of the Moon. Created to commemorate the album's 50th anniversary, the result is more than a music show—it is a fully immersive fusion of sound, image, space, and time that transforms one of rock's most enduring albums into an unforgettable journey through the cosmos. PLEASE NOTE: This show is not presented by Clark Planetarium. Get Tickets For the Beautifica produced show!
County Commission Meeting Agenda - October 7, 2026
County Commission 2026 Agenda Minutes Media Download Oct 7, 2026 —Amended Oct 6, 2026 10:49 AM Amended County Commission Meeting Regular Agenda (PDF) Download ▼ Agenda Oct 7, 2026 County Commission Meeting Regular Agenda (PDF) Download ▼ Agenda Oct 7, 2026 County Commission Meeting Regular Agenda (PDF) Download ▼
Duchesne Events Website Launched
Welcome to Duchesne Events! Your source for all the happenings in Duchesne. Explore our site to find out what's going on in the community.
Adult Night Out: The Vampire Ball
Adult Night Out | The County Library The Vampire Ball Saturday, October 24, 7:30–10 pm Library's Viridian Event Center 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Dress to impress (or distress) for a Halloween ball crafted especially for adults. Enter a night of gothic elegance and eerie ambiance, where music, dancing, haunting photo ops, and delightfully macabre surprises await. Free to attend. Registration required. Registration opens Friday, October 2 at 10 am. Adult Horror Reads Coming Soon: Cruise Ship Party Friday, January 29, 2027 Y2K Prom Friday, May 14, 2027 Scavenger Hunt Friday, August 20, 2027 More information to come.
Family-Friendly Halloween Films at the Library's Viridian Event Center
It’s time for Halloween! Make Mondays a treat with family-friendly Halloween films on our big screen. Bring your own dinner or snacks to enjoy in our eerie-sistibly cozy, dining-room style theater. Library’s Viridian Event Center Mondays, October, 7 pm The Addams Family (1991) Monday, October 5, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 When long-lost Uncle Fester returns, the delightfully creepy Addams family uncovers a scheme threatening their fortune and their family. Hotel Transylvania (2012) Monday, October 12, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Count Dracula’s monster-filled hotel gets turned upside down when a human traveler discovers the hidden world of monsters. Don't Look Under the Bed (1999) Monday, October 19, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 A teen teams up with an imaginary friend to battle a mischievous boogeyman haunting her neighborhood. Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) Monday, October 26, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Wallace and Gromit investigate a mysterious garden creature threatening the town’s beloved vegetable competition.
Movies
It’s time for Halloween! Make Mondays a treat with family-friendly Halloween films on our big screen. Bring your own dinner or snacks to enjoy in our eerie-sistibly cozy, dining-room style theater. Library’s Viridian Event Center Mondays, October, 7 pm The Addams Family (1991) Monday, October 5, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 When long-lost Uncle Fester returns, the delightfully creepy Addams family uncovers a scheme threatening their fortune and their family. Hotel Transylvania (2012) Monday, October 12, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Count Dracula’s monster-filled hotel gets turned upside down when a human traveler discovers the hidden world of monsters. Don't Look Under the Bed (1999) Monday, October 19, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 A teen teams up with an imaginary friend to battle a mischievous boogeyman haunting her neighborhood. Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) Monday, October 26, 7 pm Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Wallace and Gromit investigate a mysterious garden creature threatening the town’s beloved vegetable competition.
Costume Swap
Costume Swap Saturday, October 17 Library’s Viridian Event Center 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Donate a costume and shop the swap for a free, new-to-you Halloween look for this year’s spooky season. Drop off costumes at any County Library branch to receive one Costume Swap Token per costume or a one-time $5 fine waiver per library cardholder donating. Use your token to be the first to pick out the perfect costume. All ages welcome. Remaining costumes will be donated to Salt Lake County charities. Costume collection All County Library branches Monday, October 5–Wednesday, October 14 Costume Swap Library’s Viridian Event Center Saturday, October 17 1–2 pm, early access with token 2–3 pm, open to public 2026 Chalk the Walk Winners "Fox in the Rain" by Alexis Hansen Adult Solo: 1st Place "Fractured Greek Statue" by Kathleen Bowen Adult Solo: 2nd Place "A Caracal Cat" by Winter Starr and Jamie Kramer Adult Team: 1st Place "An Octopus" by Andrea Taylor, Ashley Moore, and Myla Taylor Adult Team: 2nd Place and Gnomebody Knows Art Like You prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Spinosaurus" by Deziree Graham Teen: 1st Place "Women with A Star in her Hair" by Everleigh Curran Teen: 2nd Place "Spiderman" by Jamie Schmidt and Audrey Schmidt All Ages: 1st Place "Dog & Cat under a Rainbow" by Ashlyn Gordon, RaKelle Gordon, and Lynlee Osguthorpe All Ages: 2nd Place "Kraken with a Ship" by Trisha Bhatia People's Choice "Lady with a Flower Hat" by Tiffany Huber People's Choice Runner Up "A Calvin & Hobbes Hug" by Troy Anderson Adult Sweetest Tri-Tower Trophy | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Portrait of a Dog" by Anelim Mitre Teen Sweetest Tri-Tower Trophy | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Mushroom Lady" by Taja Tyler and Shivani Patel Adult Most Transformative prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Bird on a pot" by Isla Marcek Teen Most Transformative prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize
Teen Halloween
Teen Halloween | The County Library Skip to main content Teen Halloween Friday, October 23, 7:30–10 pm Library's Viridian Event Center 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088 Register 10/03/2025 08:00 AM Unleash the beast on the dance floor at a wicked night of music, movies, and costumes. Spooky fun awaits! Registration required. Teen Halloween is a free, epic night of thrilling beats, spine-tingling décor, spooky crafts, and wicked costumes just for teens. Rally the squad for a creepy good time and snap some pics in our photo-ready zones. Registration opens Friday, October 3. Summon your costume and your crew for a wicked night of games, music, movies, contests, and spooky photo ops. Teen Halloween is the ultimate haunted hangout for younger teens. Registration required. 2026 Chalk the Walk Winners "Fox in the Rain" by Alexis Hansen Adult Solo: 1st Place "Fractured Greek Statue" by Kathleen Bowen Adult Solo: 2nd Place "A Caracal Cat" by Winter Starr and Jamie Kramer Adult Team: 1st Place "An Octopus" by Andrea Taylor, Ashley Moore, and Myla Taylor Adult Team: 2nd Place and Gnomebody Knows Art Like You prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Spinosaurus" by Deziree Graham Teen: 1st Place "Women with A Star in her Hair" by Everleigh Curran Teen: 2nd Place "Spiderman" by Jamie Schmidt and Audrey Schmidt All Ages: 1st Place "Dog & Cat under a Rainbow" by Ashlyn Gordon, RaKelle Gordon, and Lynlee Osguthorpe All Ages: 2nd Place "Kraken with a Ship" by Trisha Bhatia People's Choice "Lady with a Flower Hat" by Tiffany Huber People's Choice Runner Up "A Calvin & Hobbes Hug" by Troy Anderson Adult Sweetest Tri-Tower Trophy | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Portrait of a Dog" by Anelim Mitre Teen Sweetest Tri-Tower Trophy | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Mushroom Lady" by Taja Tyler and Shivani Patel Adult Most Transformative prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize "Bird on a pot" by Isla Marcek Teen Most Transformative prize | West Jordan Chamber: Chamber’s Choice Prize
Utah Legislature Releases 2026 General Session Schedule
2026 General Session Schedule This schedule is subject to change. Please refer to the daily journals and official notices for the most current information. Date | Day | Time | Committee/Activity | Location -----|-----|------|--------------------|---------- January 27, 2026 | Monday | 8:00 AM | Senate Business and Labor Committee Meeting | Room 214, State Capitol Building January 27, 2026 | Monday | 10:00 AM | House Transportation Committee Meeting | Room 445, State Capitol Building January 27, 2026 | Monday | 1:00 PM | Senate Floor Session | Senate Chamber, State Capitol Building January 27, 2026 | Monday | 2:00 PM | House Floor Session | House Chamber, State Capitol Building January 28, 2026 | Tuesday | 9:00 AM | Joint Budget Committee Meeting | Room 200, State Capitol Building January 28, 2026 | Tuesday | 11:00 AM | Senate Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee Meeting | Room 216, State Capitol Building January 28, 2026 | Tuesday | 1:00 PM | House Education Committee Meeting | Room 315, State Capitol Building January 28, 2026 | Tuesday | 3:00 PM | Senate Judiciary Committee Meeting | Room 228, State Capitol Building January 29, 2026 | Wednesday | 9:00 AM | House Rules Committee Meeting | Room 450, State Capitol Building January 29, 2026 | Wednesday | 10:30 AM | Senate Government Operations Committee Meeting | Room 210, State Capitol Building January 29, 2026 | Wednesday | 1:00 PM | Senate Floor Session | Senate Chamber, State Capitol Building January 29, 2026 | Wednesday | 2:00 PM | House Floor Session | House Chamber, State Capitol Building January 30, 2026 | Thursday | 8:00 AM | Public Hearing: Proposed Budget Amendments | Room 214, State Capitol Building January 30, 2026 | Thursday | 10:00 AM | Senate Health and Human Services Committee Meeting | Room 216, State Capitol Building January 30, 2026 | Thursday | 1:00 PM | House Judiciary Committee Meeting | Room 445, State Capitol Building February 3, 2026 | Monday | 9:00 AM | Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee Meeting | Room 214, State Capitol Building February 3, 2026 | Monday | 11:00 AM | House Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee Meeting | Room 315, State Capitol Building February 3, 2026 | Monday | 1:00 PM | Senate Floor Session | Senate Chamber, State Capitol Building February 3, 2026 | Monday | 2:00 PM | House Floor Session | House Chamber, State Capitol Building
Stay Informed: Utah Legislature's Upcoming Meetings and Sessions
Welcome to the Utah State Legislature's portal for upcoming meetings. This page is designed to keep you informed about the legislative process and opportunities for public engagement. You can find schedules for committee meetings, floor sessions, and other important legislative events. Stay updated on the issues that matter to Utah.
2026 Box Elder Summit
2026 Box Elder Summit | Box Elder County, UT Thank you! We wish to thank those who prepared, presented, attended, and sponsored our 3rd Annual Box Elder Summit held September 24, 2026. It was a huge success and we look forward to the coming summits. Presentations Below are the slide decks from the 2026 Box Elder Summit (in .pdf format) for your reviewing pleasure. 1st Presentation: Rural Identity, Community Change, and the Future of Box Elder County, Dr. Jessica Schad, USU Dr. Jessica Schad Slide Deck (PDF) 2nd Presentation: The Identity Tightrope: Ideas for growth that don't compromise what makes your city unique, Ted Knowlton, WFRC Ted Knowlton Slide Deck (PDF) Breakout Session 1: There are Grants?!, Sherry Stevens, GOED Sherry Stevens Slide Deck (PDF) Breakout Session 2: Small Communities Legislative Update, Justin Lee, ULCT Justin Lee Slide Deck (PDF) Breakout Session 3: General Plans, Brandon Bell, BRAG Brandon Bell Slide Deck (PDF) Breakout Session 4: Growing Pains: What we Learned, Jason Bond, Santaquin Jason Bond Slide Deck (PDF) Final Presentation: We're in It Together, Lyle Holmgren, Former Tremonton Mayor Lyle Holmgren Slide Deck (PDF)
Maps of Sanpete
Maps of Sanpete Recreational Arapeen OHV Trail- ATV, UTV, Side by Side Sanpitch OHV Trail (PDF) Skyline Snowmobile Complex Maple Canyon Mt. Bike Trails Fishing Holes Sanpete County Public Access Roads Map (PDF) Utah Geological Survey Maps Geologic Map of Utah Sanpete Aquifer Recharge and Discharge (PDF) Land Use and Public Access Roads Sanpete Mileposts and Address Grid Historic Manti-LaSal National Forest Maps 1920 Manti National Forest Map (PDF) 1959 Manti-LaSal National Forest Map (PDF) 1964 Manti-LaSal National Forest Map (PDF) 1978N (PDF) 1978S (PDF) 1989 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Map- (Side A) (PDF) 1989 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Map- (Side B) (PDF) 2014 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 2015 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 2016 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 2020 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 2022 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 2024 Manti-LaSal National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (PDF) 1980 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Plan (Side B) 1980 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Plan (Side A) 1 1980 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Plan (Side B) 2 1980 Manti-LaSal National Forest Travel Plan (Side A) Government Websites by CivicPlus®
Public Meetings
Public Meetings Vea esta página en español Please see below for information about upcoming items for special elections, public hearings, and public meetings. Links Salt Lake County Council Public Notice Utah Public Meeting Notice Notice of Budget Hearings SLCo Public Meetings County Council Agendas and Meetings County Council Public Hearings Historic Preservation Committee Mountainous Planning District Salt Lake County Planning Commission Council Meeting Schedule A chat bot has been loaded to the page. To access this chatbot use the region key to navigate to the footer and the graphic key to access the chatbot
Utah Legislature Announces Upcoming Meetings on Key Issues
Upcoming Meetings Below is a list of upcoming meetings of the Utah State Legislature. You can find agendas, minutes, and other related documents by clicking on a meeting. Meeting Type | Committee | Date | Time | Location | Notes --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- House Committee Meeting | House Transportation Committee | 2024-11-18 | 10:00 AM | Room 210, State Capitol Building | Discussion on proposed transportation bills. Senate Committee Meeting | Senate Education Committee | 2024-11-19 | 2:00 PM | Room 208, State Capitol Building | Review of current education policies. Joint Committee Meeting | Joint Appropriations Committee | 2024-11-20 | 9:00 AM | Room 30, State Capitol Building | Budgetary discussions for the upcoming fiscal year. Public Hearing | House Natural Resources Committee | 2024-11-21 | 1:00 PM | Room 100, State Capitol Building | Public input on environmental regulations. Additional Information: All meetings are open to the public unless otherwise noted. Written comments can be submitted to the committee chairs. For accessibility accommodations, please contact the legislative clerk's office at least 48 hours in advance.
Utah Legislature Special Sessions Information
Special Sessions The Legislature may convene in special session at any time upon the call of the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate. Special sessions are typically called to address urgent matters that cannot wait for the next regular session. Information regarding the call for a special session, including the dates and the subject matter to be addressed, will be posted here. There are no special sessions scheduled at this time.
Box Elder Together Zoning Review
The Box Elder County Community Development Department, working in partnership with the Box Elder County Planning Commission and with the support of the County Commission, is beginning Box Elder Together, a countywide zoning review focused on establishing predictable zoning for areas of the county that currently do not have a zoning designation. The effort is designed to provide a clear land-use framework while recognizing Box Elder County’s agricultural heritage, existing land uses and the needs of communities and property owners as the county continues to grow. Box Elder County currently has significant areas of unzoned land. Through Box Elder Together, Community Development staff will develop proposed zoning based on existing and historical land uses for the unzoned land parcels. Most currently unzoned property is anticipated to be proposed for an Agricultural Heritage Zone (AHZ), while appropriate areas may be proposed for General Industrial (M-G) zoning. “This is a planning process, and our job is to make sure property owners and residents have good information about what is being proposed and why,” said Scott Lyons, Box Elder County Community Development Director. “We want people to look at the maps, ask questions and provide feedback. Public participation is an important part of implementing a plan that works for Box Elder County.” Building on the Community’s VisionBox Elder Together is the implementation of the community vision established through the County’s 2021 General Plan. During that planning process, 92% of respondents expressed support for preserving agriculture, while 81% preferred directing new growth toward areas near existing communities. The current countywide zoning review provides an opportunity to put that community vision into a practical land-use framework. “The General Plan gave us valuable direction from the community about what residents want Box Elder County to look like in the future,” Lyons said. “Box Elder Together is an opportunity to take that direction and work through the details of how land-use planning can support agriculture, communities and responsible growth.” What Does Zoning Mean? Zoning establishes baseline rules for how property may be used. It does not change property ownership or automatically approve an individual development project. Under the proposed process, existing land uses will remain in place and will be grandfathered. Property owners will also retain the ability to request a zoning change in the future through the County’s established public rezoning process. The intent is to provide greater predictability for property owners, residents, farmers and businesses by establishing a baseline for land uses throughout currently unzoned areas. “Zoning does not take away ownership of your property,” Lyons said. “It establishes a set of rules for how land can be used. Existing uses are recognized, and property owners continue to have opportunities to participate in the land-use process in the future.” A Community Planning Process The Community Development Department will lead the technical planning work, with the Planning Commission providing review and a formal recommendation. The County Commission supports the effort and will ultimately consider the proposal following the Planning Commission’s review. The process includes several opportunities for public participation: Planning Staff ReviewBox Elder County Community Development (Planning & Zoning) Staff will prepare initial zoning maps using available information regarding existing and historical land uses. Community EngagementTown halls and additional public outreach will give residents and property owners opportunities to review the proposed maps, ask questions and provide feedback. Planning Commission ReviewThe Planning Commission will conduct the formal public hearing, consider public comments and make a recommendation to the County Commission. County Commission ConsiderationThe County Commission will consider the proposed zoning and the Planning & Zoning Commission’s recommendation before making a final decision through a public meeting. “We have several steps in this process, and there is not going to be a decision made at the town halls,” Lyons said. “The purpose of the early outreach is to educate, answer questions and hear from the community. We want property owners to have an opportunity to understand what is being proposed before the formal public hearing.” Upcoming Box Elder Together Town Halls The first opportunities for residents to learn more about the process and speak directly with county staff are scheduled for September. Tuesday, September 15 at 7 p.m. | Town Hall 1 — USU Brigham City Campus Saturday, September 26 at 10 a.m. | Town Hall 2 — Box Elder County Fairgrounds These Town Halls will provide opportunities for the public to learn about Box Elder Together, ask questions and discuss specific questions regarding the proposal, view the maps, and meet with county staff and technical experts. No final zoning decisions will be made at the town hall meetings. Additional public education and outreach will continue through September and October through radio, television, social media, newspapers and other community outreach efforts. Formal Public Process October 1 — Legally required public notices will be sent to impacted property owners. Public signage will also be placed throughout the county. Thursday, October 15 | 6:00 PM — The Planning Commission will hold a formal public hearing and consider the proposed zoning. Tuesday, November 17 | 11:30 AM — The proposed zoning plan from the Planning Commission recommendation will be presented to the County Commission for consideration. The County Commission may take action at this meeting. Learn More, Review Your Property and Participate Community members can learn more about Box Elder Together, look up their property and submit questions or comments at: boxeldercountyut.gov/boxeldertogether The Community Development Department Staff encourages residents and property owners to participate throughout the process. Reviewing the proposed maps, attending a town hall and providing public comment are important opportunities to help ensure the final proposal reflects the needs and character of Box Elder County. “This is a large, but necessary step to reaching the future our residents envision,” Lyons said. “That is why we are taking the time to bring the information to the public, make the maps available and have conversations with property owners. We encourage people to get involved, ask questions and be part of the process.” Box Elder TogetherPlanning with Purpose. Preserving What Matters. Our County, Our Future.
Utah Legislature Committee Meetings Scheduled for Next 30 Days
Utah State Legislature Upcoming Meetings Search for upcoming meetings by committee, date, or keyword. Displaying results for the next 30 days. This is a dynamic list and will be updated as new meetings are scheduled or existing meetings are changed. Please check back frequently for the most current information. *Please note: Some meeting details, such as exact agenda items, may not be available until closer to the meeting date.* House Floor Schedule Senate Floor Schedule Committee Meetings: Monday, October 23, 2023 House Transportation Committee 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Room 240, State Capitol Building Senate Natural Resources Committee 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Room 214, State Capitol Building Tuesday, October 24, 2023 House Education Committee 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Room 240, State Capitol Building Senate Judiciary Committee 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Room 214, State Capitol Building Wednesday, October 25, 2023 Joint Budget Subcommittee on Transportation 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Room 310, State Capitol Building House Health and Human Services Committee 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Room 240, State Capitol Building Thursday, October 26, 2023 Senate Economic Development Committee 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Room 214, State Capitol Building House Government Operations Committee 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Room 240, State Capitol Building Friday, October 27, 2023 No scheduled committee meetings. For a complete list and potential updates, please visit the official Utah State Legislature website.
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