According to a public notice from March 3, 2026, Jeff Seedall was listed as the Tremonton Community Development Director. As of that March 2026 notice, Seedall was the contact person for questions regarding the amendment of zoning district regulations.
This role as Community Development Director placed Seedall in a position to assist residents with inquiries related to city code. In the March 3, 2026, notice, the city provided Seedall's contact number, 435-257-9504, for those seeking clarification on zoning matters. This notice was issued by the Tremonton Development Review Committee in relation to a public hearing regarding a variance. This hearing was scheduled for March 13, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. and was to be held in the Civic Center located at 102 South Tremont Street, Tremonton, Utah 84337.
The variance in question, as detailed in the March 3, 2026, notice, concerned parcel 05-055-0115. The proceedings for this variance were to be conducted in line with Tremonton City Code Chapter 1.29. The location associated with the parcel was approximately 426 N 2300 W, Tremonton, Utah. The public hearing was intended to allow for public comments to be heard and for consideration to be given to the variance request. While the notice was posted on March 3, 2026, the document indicates it underwent revisions, with a second revision recorded on March 16, 2026.
In addition to the variance hearing, Tremonton City officials manage various land use and development matters. For example, according to a notice from August 23, 2024, the Tremonton City Planning Commission held a public hearing on September 10, 2024, in the Civic Center. That hearing was for the purpose of hearing public comment regarding proposed amendments to a land use ordinance. The August 23, 2024, notice was authored by Tiffany Lannefeld.
The Development Review Committee, which issued the March 2026 notice, is one of the bodies involved in the city's regulatory processes. In the March 2026 documentation, ChrisDean Epling was listed as a member of the Development Review Committee. The city provides various ways for residents to engage with these processes, including submitting comments to the Deputy Recorder, Tiffany Lannefeld, at the Tremonton City Offices during regular business hours. The city also allows for participation in electronic meetings via telephone device, following the adoption of Ordinance No. 13-04.
Residents interacting with the Community Development Department during that period could reach Seedall via the provided telephone number to discuss how specific zoning regulations might be amended or applied to specific parcels within the city limits. The documents show that the city maintains public records of these hearings and variances through the Public Notice Website, which tracks the history and revisions of official municipal notices.
What this means for Tremonton
For the residents of Tremonton, the role of the Community Development Director involves managing inquiries regarding zoning regulations and land use. As shown in the March 2026 notice, this position serves as a direct point of contact for citizens seeking to understand how city code amendments and variances might affect specific property parcels within the municipality.
