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Murray City Council Holds Hearing on Land Use Code Amendments

By Utah News Staff · August 20, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Murray City Municipal Council held a public hearing on August 18 to discuss proposed text amendments regarding land use classifications.

Key takeaways

  • The Murray City Municipal Council conducted a public hearing on August 18 regarding land use classifications.
  • The hearing focused on amendments and renumbering of multiple sections within the Murray City Municipal Code.
  • The proposed changes include the creation of a new section, 17.76.040, related to land use and classification requests.

The Murray City Municipal Council held a public hearing on August 18 to discuss proposed text amendments to the Murray City Municipal Code. The hearing was held at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of the Murray City Hall located at 10 East 4800 South.

The proposed amendments involve renumbering and amending various sections of the code, specifically sections 17.76.030 through 17.76.190. The changes also include the enactment of a new section, 17.76.040, which relates to new land uses and classification requests.

The purpose of the hearing was to receive public comment regarding the proposed amendments to the land use classifications. The notice was issued by City Recorder Brooke Smith.

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