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Manti City Notice: Right-of-Way Clearing Enforcement Begins July 1

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Manti City notified residents that beginning July 1, 2026, staff will place 14-day courtesy notices on vehicles, trailers, boats and materials stored in city street rights-of-way, which City Code 10.01.030-G prohibits.

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Dear Manti City Residents –

At Manti City, we are committed to keeping our neighborhoods safe, welcoming, and beautiful

for everyone. One way we can all help is by keeping our public streets and rights-of-way clear of

stored vehicles, trailers, and other personal property.

To help protect public safety, maintain visibility at intersections, and preserve the appearance of

our community, Manti City Code (10.01.030-G) prohibits the long-term parking or storage of

vehicles, trailers, boats, construction materials, landscaping materials, and other personal

property within city street rights-of-way. Vehicles and other items that are not in regular use

need to be stored on the owner's private property rather than along the street. Residents with

corner lots are also asked to help maintain clear sight lines by ensuring parked vehicles or

stored items do not obstruct visibility at intersections.

Beginning July 1, 2026, City staff will begin placing a 14-day courtesy notice on items that are

in violation of this ordinance. Our goal is to provide residents with time to relocate these items

and come into compliance before any enforcement action is necessary. If the items remain in

the city right-of-way after the 14-day notice period, citations may be issued in accordance with

the City ordinance.

If you have items that may require more than 14 days to relocate, or if you have questions about

this ordinance, please contact the City Office to discuss your situation or schedule a meeting

with City Manager Jason Brown. We are happy to work with residents whenever possible.

We appreciate your partnership in helping keep Manti City a safe, attractive, and enjoyable

place to live. By working together, we can maintain streets that are safer for drivers,

pedestrians, emergency responders, and our neighbors while preserving the character and

pride of our community.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping make Manti City a great place to call home.

Sincerely,

Manti City

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