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Brigham City Council adopts zoning amendment and budget resolution

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The Brigham City Council adopted an ordinance and a resolution during a meeting held on Nov. 5, 2026, according to a notice issued Nov. 9. The adopted measures include a zoning map amendment and a budget adjustment for a capital project.

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  • The Brigham City Council adopted Ordinance 26-21 to amend the city zoning map for approximately 4 acres near Cotton Grove Drive.
  • Resolution 26-15 was adopted to increase Capital Projects Fund expenditures by $220,000 for a gym facility.
  • The actions were certified by City Recorder Kristina Rasmussen during a meeting on Nov. 5, 2026.

The Brigham City Council adopted an ordinance and a resolution during a meeting held on Nov. 5, 2026, according to a notice issued Nov. 9.

City Recorder Kristina Rasmussen certified the actions taken during the meeting.

Ordinance 26-21 was adopted to amend the Brigham City Zoning Map. The amendment changes the zoning from A-5 and R-M-7 to all R-M-7 for approximately 4 acres located at the west end of Cotton Grove Drive and 1100 West and Railroad.

Additionally, the council passed Resolution 26-15. This resolution authorizes an amendment to the 2026-27 Budget to allow for a $220,000 increase in expenditures within the Capital Projects Fund for a gym facility.

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