The Apple Valley Town Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 6:00 PM, according to a notice published Oct. 19.
The meeting will be held electronically via Zoom and will take place at 1777 N Meadowlark Dr, Apple Valley.
The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes several public hearings regarding land use and road dedications. The council will consider the proposed vacation of portions of the Wildcat Road public right-of-way and the proposed dedication of Wildcat Road. Additionally, the council will address the proposed Coyote Crossing Road dedication for parcel AV-1-3-5-211.
Other items on the agenda include Ordinance O-2026-24, which seeks to amend procurement procedures specifically regarding multi-year contracts in Section 7. The council will also consider Ordinance O-2026-23, a zone change for parcel AV-1365-I from Open Space Transition Zone (OST) to Agricultural 10 Acres Zone (AG-10) for applicant Alex Fledderjohn. This specific item follows a recommendation for approval from the Planning Commission on Oct. 14, 2026.
The meeting will also address RFP-2026-04, which involves building inspection, plan review, and planning services. The council is scheduled to consider the appointment of an evaluation committee for this RFP, the opening and evaluation of proposals, and the committee's subsequent recommendation.
Additional business includes Resolution R-2026-36, regarding amendments to Apple Valley policies and procedures for holiday gifts and bonuses, and Resolution R-2026-37, which concerns emergency flood recovery spending authorization.
The Town Council members include Mayor Michael Farrar and members Kevin Sair, Scott Taylor, Richard Palmer, and Lee Fralish. The consent agenda for the meeting will include the September 2026 disbursement listing, the fiscal year 2027 budget report through September 2026, and the September 2026 water usage comparison.
The meeting will be broadcast via Zoom, and individuals wishing to comment may do so through the platform. For those requiring special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the town requests notification at least three business days in advance by calling 435-877-1190.
