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Monroe City Council Adopts New Subdivision Development Ordinance

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Monroe City Council has adopted a new subdivision ordinance establishing development requirements for specific land uses. The ordinance, which was passed on October 27, 2026, includes requirements for commercial development and lots measuring two acres or larger.

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  • Monroe City Council adopted Ordinance 10 01 2026 on October 27, 2026.
  • The ordinance establishes development requirements for commercial developments and lots two acres and larger.
  • The ordinance includes an exemption for single lot splits.
  • The new regulations are scheduled to become effective on November 2, 2026.

The Monroe City Council adopted Ordinance 10 01 2026 on October 27, 2026, according to a November 1 statement. The new Monroe City Subdivision Ordinance, categorized as Title 12, establishes required development improvements for all commercial development and for lots measuring two acres and larger.

The newly adopted ordinance provides an exemption for single lot splits. According to the notice, the ordinance is scheduled to become effective on November 2, 2026, upon the posting of the summary at the Monroe City Office and on the city websites at www.pmn.utah.gov and www.monroeut.gov.

The notice was issued by City Recorder Allison Leavitt. For individuals needing special accommodations or auxiliary communicative aids during meetings, the city advises contacting Allison Leavitt at 435-527-4621 at least 24 hours in advance.

Monroe City Council meetings may be conducted through electronic means in accordance with Utah Code Annotated, Section 52-4-207. The city office is located at 10 N MAIN, MONROE, UT 84754.

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