Notice of Public Hearing – General Plan 10/11/23: HONEYVILLE CITY   NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HONEYVILLE CITY GENERAL PLAN   In accordance with Utah State Code 10-9a-204, Honeyville hereby gives notice of a public hearing to modify and possibly recommend adoption of the proposed Honeyville City General Plan. The draft plan addresses long-range planning for the entire community. The proposed amendments include comprehensive updates to existing city plans and policy for growth and development within, and around, Honeyville. The plan considers land use, housing, transportation, and capital investment issues within the political boundaries and proposed annexation areas of Honeyville City. The draft general plan can be downloaded from:  https://honeyvilleplan.org/ and/or by contacting Mike Hansen with Rural Community Consultants, [email protected], (801)550-5075. For more information, and to provide comment, please plan to attend the Public Hearing on the draft General Plan in the regularly scheduled City Council Meeting on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 7:00 pm at Honeyville City Hall located at: 2635 W 6980 N, Honeyville, UT 84314.       _____________________________________________ Brittiny Chlarson Honeyville City Recorder Posted this 29th day of September, 2023

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Posted on , by Brittiny Chlarson

Cemetery Policy Reminder

FRIENDLY REMINDER OF OUR CEMETERY REGULATIONS:

With warmer weather approaching we need to make sure our city employees can maintain our Cemeteries.  Please keep these regulations in mind as you pay tribute to your loved ones.

 

GENERAL SPRING CLEAN-UP:  All flowers and decorations in permanent containers that are wilted or damaged by the weather will be removed during the last week of March and through the month of April. People that bring in decorations intended for use during the entire year are encouraged to wait until the spring clean-up is completed. Throughout the summer any unsightly or wilted flower decorations will be removed.

MEMORIAL DAY POLICIES:   Cemetery crews begin preparation for Memorial Day the Monday prior to the holiday. Preparation, including mowing, trimming and watering usually takes most of the week to complete and sprinkler irrigation is discontinued from late Thursday afternoon through the end of Memorial Day. The clean-up of the cemeteries will begin Monday morning following Memorial Day. Anyone desiring to pick up their flowers, wreaths or decorations should do so prior to that Monday.

FLOWER POLICY:  All flowers, real or artificial must be placed in a container or attached to the headstone or monument. Flowers in movable containers must be placed on the headstone or monument base to ensure easy access for grass cutting. No glass containers are permitted. Any objects to be driven into the ground, such as wires, irons, sticks, or pegs are not permitted. Any object or decoration not in compliance with these regulations will be removed immediately upon discovery. Flowers on monuments between designated rows are not permitted except on Memorial Day.

OBSTRUCTIONS:  No fences, foot markers, shepherd hooks, or other obstructions or installations, except a headstone or monument will be permitted in the cemeteries. Small fences, foot marker, and shepherd hooks may be installed within a six-inch concrete mow strip attached to the headstone or monument, with the approval of the sexton.

Thank you for following our policies this helps keep our Cemeteries beautiful.