The Woodland Hills City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing, work session, and meeting on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, according to a notice published October 26. The proceedings will begin at 6:00 p.m. at the Woodland Hills City Center, located at 690 South Woodland Hills Drive in Woodland Hills, Utah.
A public hearing is scheduled to address comments regarding the proposed sale of approximately .21 acres of city-owned real property at 1035 Bear Hollow. The proposed purchaser for the property is Pantera Development LLC, with a proposed purchase price of $20,000. Following the hearing, a work session will include discussions on the 1035 Bear Hollow property sale, the sale of surplus equipment, and an update on city grants provided by Ted Mickelsen.
The City Council agenda also features discussions on reviewing September 2026 financials and check disbursements, creating a new municipal services coordinator role, and amending the city employee handbook. Department reports are scheduled from various officials, including Ted Mickelsen for Community Development, Public Works, and the Fire Department; Wayne Frandsen for Planning Commission and Code Enforcement; Aaron Gilbert for Emergency Management; and Dorel Kynaston for the 911 Special Service District.
During the meeting, Mayor Hillyard will provide personnel and legal updates, while other council members are scheduled to report on various topics. Council Member Hutchings will discuss the Planning Commission, Council Member Johns will cover the Public Safety Committee, Parks, Trails and Recreation, and a report on the Pickleball Fundraising Ad-hoc Committee Meeting, Council Member Lunt will address the Financial Committee, Events, and Communication, and Council Member Roden will discuss IT communication options, Council Member Malkovich will provide a report, and Council Member Lunt will lead an invocation.
The council may temporarily recess the regular meeting to convene in a closed session to discuss matters such as pending or reasonably imminent litigation, the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property or water, security or safety, or the character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of an individual, as provided by Utah Code Annotated §52-4-1205.
The meeting will include a review of the October 6, 2026, City Council Meeting Minutes as part of the consent agenda. The council may also vote on several items, including the sale of property at 1035 Bear Hollow, the sale of surplus property, September 2026 financials, the creation of a municipal services coordinator position, and Resolution 2026-48 regarding amendments to the Woodland Hills City Employee Handbook.
