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Carbon County

Carbon County · week of September 5, 2026

Council approves September 2, 2026 Meeting Minutes

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What changed in Carbon County

Development activity

  • Circle K Construction Rezone (Ordinance 598)

    Request to rezone a portion of parcel 02-2245-0000 in North Creek subdivision from RR-2.5 to RR-1.

    approved · still approved

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  • Ali Sharif Rezone (Ordinance 596)

    Request to rezone a portion of Carbon County Zoning District Map from R-1-20K to C-1 on parcel 02-0840-0000 in Carbonville for a commercial building.

    approved · still approved

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  • Alick Rhodes Rezone (Ordinance 597)

    Request to rezone property in Miller Creek from RR-2.5 to RR-1 on parcel 02-2292-0001 to allow one-acre parcels for family members.

    approved · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Child Abuse Prevention Awareness

    The county accepted a $124,827 subgrant from the Utah Association of Family Support Centers to fund the local crisis nursery. Officials noted potential future legislative funding cuts tied to Medicaid issues.

    What it means: $124,827 state subgrant for the family support center.

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  • Certified Tax Rates

    The Assessor's Department reported that property tax appeals are down significantly to 261 from over 800 last year, reflecting more reasonable property values.

    What it means: Property owners receiving correct valuations.

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  • Standalone Tourism Website Transition

    Tourism officials are moving the county's tourism marketing to a new standalone website powered by Soarin' Digital, separating it from the general county website.

    What it means: Visitors and local tourism-related businesses.

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  • Veterans Day Hangar Hop Funding

    The county approved a $1,000 donation to help fund a 1940s-style hangar hop at the Carbon County Regional Airport to honor local veterans. The event aims to bring the community together and showcase the airport.

    What it means: $1,000 county donation.

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  • Future Development Overlay Zones

    The commission approved three zone changes: one for a commercial building in Carbonville and two for residential lot splits in Miller Creek and North Creek.

    What it means: Property owners Ali Sharif, Alick Rhodes, and Circle K Construction.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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