The Syracuse City Council is scheduled to hold a regular business meeting on Nov. 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. According to a notice published Nov. 5, the meeting will take place in person at Syracuse City Hall and electronically via Zoom.
The agenda includes several proposed ordinances and resolutions for consideration. The council will consider Proposed Ordinance 2026-28, which would amend the Syracuse City Zoning Map to change approximately 5.662 acres of real property located at approximately 2617 S. 3000 W. from Agricultural (A-1) to Residential (R-3). Additionally, Proposed Ordinance 2026-29 will be considered regarding amendments to Section 8.10.090 of the Syracuse Municipal Code pertaining to irrigation water on non-residential projects on City-owned or Redevelopment Agency owned land, or land acquired from the City or RDA.
Other items on the consent agenda include Proposed Resolution R26-44 to adopt the 2026 Underground Drinking Water Source Protection Plan for Syracuse City and Proposed Resolution R26-45 to adopt the 2026 Water Conservation Plan for Syracuse City. The council will also consider Proposed Resolution R26-46 to adopt the Syracuse City Investment Policy and Proposed Resolution R26-47 to update and amend the Syracuse City Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual. The meeting also includes a proposal to award a phone system replacement contract to Maverick Networks/Ring Central.
The council is scheduled to consider Proposed Ordinance 2026-27, which pertains to amending Title Two of the Syracuse Municipal Code regarding compliance with the State of Utah Privacy Policy Act. The council will also consider Proposed Ordinance 2026-26 to define a significant parcel of real property and Proposed Resolution R26-48 to amend the Syracuse City Property Policy regarding the disposal of surplus real property.
The meeting includes an opportunity for public comment. Individuals wishing to provide comments may do so via email to City Recorder Cassie Brown at cassieb@syracuseut.gov by 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 10, 2026. Comments submitted by that deadline will be read for the record of the meeting.
