The Kearns City Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 9, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Element Event Center. The meeting will take place in the North Ballroom of the facility located at 5658 Cougar Ln. in Kearns.
According to a Nov. 8 notice, the council will consider several action items. These include the approval of the Kearns City Council Meeting Schedule for 2027 and proposed revisions to the City of Kearns Planning Commission Rules of Order and Procedure.
Additionally, the council is scheduled to discuss potential action regarding Ordinance 2026-O-19, which involves restating multiple titles of the Kearns Municipal Code, including Title 7 regarding risk and emergency management, Title 8 for animals, Title 9 for health and safety, Title 10 for public peace, morals and welfare, Title 11 for vehicles and traffic, Title 12 for code compliance and community preservation, and Title 13 for parks and recreation. This ordinance also proposes adopting the 1997 Uniform Abatement of Dangerous Building Code as Section 12.04.510 of the restated version of Title 12. The council will also consider Ordinance 2026-O-20 to repeal Chapter 15.14, which concerns construction standards in the overpressure area.
The meeting will include presentations on the Wasatch Front Regional Council Transportation and Land Use Connection Grant Program for the proposed 6200 South Corridor Trail Feasibility Study. Other presentation items include an introduction of Kearns Arts and the return of the Kearns Youth Council Award to the City.
Stakeholder reports are scheduled from the Unified Fire Authority, the Unified Police Department, and the Kearns Improvement District. City Manager Charles Henderson is also scheduled to provide a report.
Public comment is limited to three minutes per person. Residents wishing to comment on items not scheduled for a public hearing must enter the virtual public comment queue. Participants must complete a digital comment card at https://wkf.ms/44QBEzy. For those unable to attend in person or virtually, comments may be submitted to City Recorder Diana Baun at dbaun@msd.utah.gov before 3:00 p.m. on the date of the meeting.
The council may enter closed sessions for purposes allowed by Utah Code, such as discussing individual professional competence, pending litigation, real property transactions, or security personnel deployment.
