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Honeyville City Council to hold meeting and cemetery policy hearing Nov. 11

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The Honeyville City Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting and public hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. The meeting will include a public hearing regarding updates to the city's cemetery policy.

Key takeaways

  • The Honeyville City Council will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.
  • A public hearing is scheduled to address suggested changes to the city's cemetery policy.
  • The agenda includes several discussion and action items ranging from park paths to the 2027 holiday schedule.
  • The meeting will include reports from the Zoning Administrator and the Planning Commission.

The Honeyville City Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting and public hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. According to a November 10 notice, the meeting will take place at Honeyville City Hall located at 2635 W. 6980 N.

A primary item on the agenda for the upcoming meeting is a public hearing concerning updates to the cemetery policy. During this session, City Recorder Brittiny Chlarson is scheduled to present suggested changes to the policy. Following the presentation, the public will have the opportunity to provide comments, provided they state their name and address. The City Council will then discuss the matter and may take action to approve or deny the updates.

The meeting agenda also includes several discussion items for the city administration. Mayor Bruce Nelson is scheduled to lead discussions regarding Clean Slate Waste, a walking path at West Park, a city-owned home, and updates on a road vacation and Spring #8. Additionally, the council will discuss drainage for 3600 W. and the reconciliation of bank statements by Kami Anderson.

Several action items are scheduled for consideration during the meeting. These include a fence permit application and fee, the appointment of Planning Commission members, the 2027 holiday schedule, and the 2027 meeting schedule and opening ceremonies. The council is also scheduled to review the October 2026 check and deposit details and the City Council regular meeting minutes from Oct. 14, 2026.

The meeting will feature reports from the Zoning Administrator and DRC from Kenny Funk, and a Planning Commission report from Laurie Hunsaker. Other council members are assigned to specific areas: Codey Illum for Public Health and Safety and Mosquito Abatement; Trevor Gardner for Parks and Cemeteries, Youth City Council, and General Community Events; Kami Anderson for General Community Events, Youth City Council, and Planning Commission; Ryan Adams for Water Systems and Drainage; and Dusty Bingham for Streets and Roads, Buildings and Equipment, and City Communications.

The meeting is scheduled to begin with a call to order by Mayor Bruce Nelson and an invocation and pledge of allegiance led by Trevor Gardner. Individuals requiring special accommodations for the meeting can notify Brittiny Chlarson at 435-279-8425.

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