The Provo Municipal Council held a work meeting on November 3, 2026, to address several municipal items and strategic updates. Held at the Provo Peaks Conference Room, the session included discussions on zoning, economic planning, and regulatory amendments.
The meeting agenda featured several presentations and legislative items. Officials were scheduled to hear a presentation on local government auditing best practices and a presentation from a prospective alcohol retailer. Additionally, the council addressed an ordinance to repeal and replace Provo City Code 14.30 and an ordinance text amendment regarding short-term rental regulations.
Zoning and development were central topics during the session. The council reviewed an ordinance to amend the zone map classification for real property located at 910 N 900 E, moving the area from the Residential Conservation (RC) zone to the Campus Residential (CR) zone in the Foothills Neighborhood. Other business included an ordinance to amend downtown standards and regulations, a discussion regarding commercial development south of the Epic Sports Park, and an update on the Provo City economic strategic plan study.
The meeting was conducted with options for public participation via telephone or online broadcast through YouTube and Facebook. The council also included a provision to consider a motion for a closed meeting to discuss strategy regarding pending litigation, real property transactions, or individual professional competence and health in accordance with Utah Code.
The next Provo Municipal Council work meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, 2026, in the Council Chambers.
Key points:
The meeting on November 3, 2026, included presentations on auditing and alcohol retail.
Zoning changes were discussed for property at 910 N 900 E in the Foothills Neighborhood.
The agenda covered updates to downtown standards and short-term rental regulations.
Discussions were held regarding commercial development south of the Epic Sports Park.
The next work meeting is scheduled for December 1, 2026.
