The Huntington City Planning and Zoning Commission will host a public hearing on Thursday, September 10, 2026, to consider a proposal to rezone four local properties from residential to commercial designations. The meeting, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at Huntington City Hall, will allow community members to provide input on the proposed changes to the city's zoning map.
Proposed Zoning Changes
The proposed amendment to the Huntington City Zoning Map would transition specific parcels from R-1 Residential status to C-1 Commercial designation. According to notices issued by the Huntington City Planning and Zoning Commission, the properties subject to the proposed change include:
340 North 100 West (Parcel No. 01-0201-0043)
370 North 100 West (Parcel No. 01-0201-0031)
375 North 100 West (Parcel No. 01-0201-0023)
380 North 200 West (Parcel No. 01-0201-0020)
Public Participation and Decision Process
The public hearing is scheduled to take place at Huntington City Hall, located at 20 South Main Street in Huntington, Utah. During the session, the Planning and Zoning Commission will receive public comment regarding the amendment. Following the hearing, the commission may issue a recommendation to the Huntington City Council, which serves as the final decision-making body for the proposed zoning changes.
How to Comment
The City of Huntington has stated that interested individuals are invited to attend the hearing to provide verbal comments. Alternatively, residents may submit written comments to the Huntington City Recorder prior to the scheduled meeting on September 10.
Accessibility Information
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the city will provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities who wish to participate in the meeting. To request assistance, individuals must contact the Huntington City Recorder at (435) 687-2436 at least three working days before the hearing.
Administrative Details
The public notice regarding this hearing was posted on August 31, 2026. For additional inquiries, the city has identified Jenene Hansen as a contact person and provides the email address recorder@huntingtonut.com.
