The Wasatch County Council scheduled a regular meeting for Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 4:00 PM, according to a Oct. 19 notice. The meeting will take place in the Council Chambers located in the Wasatch County Administration Building at 25 North Main in Heber City.
The agenda for the scheduled session includes several items for consideration. The Council will review the approval of minutes from Sept. 16, 2026, for the Clerk/Auditor. Other items include the consideration of appointing Rachel Allred and reappointing Terry Davis and Gary Harter to the Trails Arts and Parks Tax Advisory Board, and the appointment of Nick Kryger to the Timber Lakes Water Board. Additionally, the Council will discuss Resolution 26-13, which calls for the resignation of Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby.
Other topics on the agenda involve land use and taxation. The Council will discuss the deletion of parcel 13-3731 from the tax roll and parcel map, as well as corrections for greenbelt status and tax amounts for 2024 for two parcels owned by JD Farms. The meeting will also feature a discussion regarding the preliminary review of the General Plan Implementation Matrix and a discussion on making revisions to the Wasatch County Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy and Process.
A public hearing is scheduled for 6:00 PM to consider Ordinance 26-15. This ordinance proposes code amendments regarding residential facilities for persons with disabilities, specifically clarifying land use designations for transient lodgings and medical and other health services, and adding a definition for disabled persons. The Council may also hold a closed session to discuss matters such as pending litigation or the professional competence of an individual.
The public may attend the meeting in person or via Zoom at https://wasatchcounty.gov/openmeeting. Public comments are limited to three minutes and can be submitted via email to publiccomment@wasatchcounty.gov. Individuals requiring special accommodations should notify the Clerk's Office at 435-657-3190 at least one day prior to the meeting.
