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Alta Town Council scheduled special meeting for Sept. 15

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The Alta Town Council scheduled a special meeting for September 15, 2026, to discuss a business license study and a potential resolution regarding the fee schedule.

Key takeaways

  • The Alta Town Council held a special meeting on Sept. 15, 2026.
  • Agenda items included a Business License Study and Resolution 2026-R-30 regarding the fee schedule.
  • The meeting was held in a hybrid format at the Alta Post Office Building.
  • Public comments were limited to three minutes per person per agenda item.

The Alta Town Council scheduled a special meeting for Sept. 15, 2026, to discuss a business license study and a potential resolution to replace the current fee schedule, according to a Sept. 10 notice.

The meeting was scheduled for 3:00 p.m. at the Alta Post Office Building, located at 10351 E Hwy 210. The session was designed as a hybrid meeting, allowing for both in-person attendance and virtual participation via instructions provided on the town's website.

Agenda items for the meeting included a call to order, citizen input, and a discussion regarding a Business License Study. Additionally, the council planned to discuss and consider possible action to adopt Resolution 2026-R-30, which would repeal and replace the existing fee schedule.

Public comment was permitted during the meeting, with a limit of three minutes per person for each agenda item. Individuals requiring special accommodations, such as an interpreter, were advised to provide notice to the town office.

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