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Hyde Park Planning Commission to hold hearing on Land Use Code amendment

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The Hyde Park Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for October 7, 2026, to discuss a proposed amendment to the city's Land Use Code. The hearing will address ordinance amendment 2026-26 regarding public and institutional zones.

Key takeaways

  • Hyde Park Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Oct. 7, 2026.
  • The hearing concerns ordinance amendment 2026-26 for the Land Use Code.
  • The amendment aims to clarify language regarding Public and Institutional Zones.
  • The meeting will take place at 113 E. Center, Hyde Park, UT.

The Hyde Park Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Oct. 7, 2026, to discuss a proposed amendment to the city's Land Use Code, according to a notice published Sept. 22.

The hearing is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at 113 E. Center, Hyde Park, UT.

The proposed change, identified as ordinance amendment 2026-26, involves a modification to section 12.260.10 of the Land Use Code. According to the notice, the purpose of this amendment is to correct language to clarify where new Public and Institutional Zones may exist.

Full redlines regarding the proposed changes are available on the Hyde Park City website.

The public hearing is a statutory requirement for certain land use decisions and provides members of the public an opportunity to provide factual testimony on the subject. Written comments regarding the matter can be sent to planning@hpcutah.gov.

For those requiring reasonable accommodations to access city programs, Hyde Park City stated it will make efforts to assist disabled members of the public. Individuals with special needs can contact Colette Dursteler at (435) 563-6507 ext. 16 at least 24 hours in advance.

The meeting will be held at 113 E. Center St., Hyde Park, UT 84318. Melissa Jacobson is listed as a contact for the board/committee.

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