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Washington City Council approves ordinances including boundary adjustment

By Utah News Staff · November 10, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Washington City Council approved several ordinances during a meeting on November 10, 2026. The approved measures included a municipal boundary line adjustment and updates to various sections of the City Code.

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  • The Washington City Council approved multiple ordinances on November 10, 2026.
  • A municipal boundary line adjustment was approved for the area of Hilton Williams Drive between Washington City and St. George City.
  • The council adopted an amended Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan and updated impact fees.
  • Various amendments to the Washington City Code regarding public hearings and approval processes were passed.

The Washington City Council approved several ordinances during a meeting held on November 10, 2026, according to a notice posted by the city.

Among the approved items was ordinance 2026-43, which concerns a municipal boundary line adjustment between Washington City and St. George City in the area of Hilton Williams Drive. The council also approved ordinance 2026-44, which adopts the amended Washington City Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis, while establishing updated Parks and Recreation Impact Fees.

Several amendments to the City Code were also approved. These included changes to Title 9-2-7(C) regarding public hearings, Title 9-17-3 and 9-17-6(A) regarding public hearings, Title 10-3-3-(G)(2) regarding the approval process, Title 9-8(F)(2)(C) regarding the approval process, and Title 9-10(E)(2)(C) regarding public hearings.

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