Leslee Anderson serves as the Recorder for the city of Nephi. In this official capacity, Anderson is responsible for the issuance of public notices that inform the community about upcoming municipal proceedings and legislative actions. Residents encounter Anderson's work through formal notices regarding meetings of the Nephi City Planning Commission, which are published through various official channels.
According to public notices published on July 29, 2026, Anderson handled several announcements concerning public hearings scheduled for August 12, 2026. These hearings, held at 7:00 p.m. in the city council chambers at 21 E 100 N Nephi, were designed to accept public comment on various zone change requests. One such notice detailed a request by all property owners on Block 14 Plat D of the Nephi Township Survey. This request sought to rezone properties located between 500 to 600 E and Center Street to 100 S from the R1-1/4 Zone to the R1-1-8 Zone. This change involves transitioning from a Residential Single Family ¼ acre minimum lot with 80 feet of frontage to a Residential Single Family 8,000 sf minimum lot with 70 feet of frontage, according to the city's public notice.
Anderson also processed notices for zone change requests submitted by private citizens. For example, a notice published via the Utah Public Notice Website identifies a request by Rick Carlton and Matt Evans. This request involves all lots in the Bryce Landing Plat B subdivision and Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Plat A. The applicants requested to change the zoning from the CU1 (Combined Use 1) zone to the CU2 (Combined Use 2) zone with a PUD overlay.
Furthermore, Anderson's office issued notices regarding requests initiated by Nephi City itself. These requests involved multiple specific parcels for rezoning. According to the city's public notice, the city initiated requests to move properties from the CC (Central Commercial) zone to the CU2 (Combined Use 2) zone for parcels located at 141 W 200 N and 153 N 100 W. Additionally, the city sought to rezone properties at 154 W 100 N and 196 W 100 N from the CU1 (Combined Use 1) zone to the CU2 (Combined Use 2) zone.
Through these documents, Anderson ensures that residents have access to information regarding local land use and development. The notices indicate that maps for these proposed changes are made available for public review during regular office hours at City Hall. By maintaining these records and disseminating these alerts, Anderson plays a role in the transparency of the city's planning processes and the regulatory framework of the community.
What this means for Nephi
For the residents of Nephi, Leslee Anderson's role ensures that all citizens are formally notified of significant changes to local zoning laws. By providing these public notices, the Recorder's office allows community members to stay informed about land use developments and provides them the opportunity to offer public comment during official city meetings.
