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St George City Council Approves Two Zone Plan Amendments

By Utah News Staff · Originally published October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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The St George City Council approved two ordinances on October 22, 2026, involving zone plan amendments for the Fields at Mall and The Ledges.

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  • Ordinance 2026-080 amends the Fields at Mall Planned Development Commercial zone plan on 2.24 acres north of Mall Drive and west of 2780 East.
  • Ordinance 2026-081 amends the Ledges Planned Development Residential zone on 1,108 acres on the east and west side of Highway 18.
  • The St George City Council approved these measures on October 22, 2026.

The City Council of the City of St George approved two ordinances on October 22, 2026.

One ordinance amended the Fields at Mall Planned Development Commercial zone plan, while another amended the Ledges Planned Development Residential zone.

Ordinance No. 2026-080 amended the Fields at Mall Planned Development Commercial zone plan. This amendment applies to approximately 2.24 acres generally located north of Mall Drive and west of 2780 East.

Ordinance No. 2026-081 amended the Ledges Planned Development Residential zone. This amendment covers approximately 1,108 acres located on the east and west side of Highway 18.

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