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Hurricane City

Hurricane City · week of September 13, 2026

Council approves August 18, 2026 Minutes, 4–0

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What changed in Hurricane City

Development activity

  • David Houston Hangar 13 S. Lease Renewal

    Hangar 13 S., General Dick Stout Field

    Renewal of the 20-year ground lease for Hangar 13 South at the municipal airport.

    approved (4-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Airport Infrastructure and Utility Planning

    A major apron renovation project is scheduled to kick off in October and will last about a month, temporarily blocking access to several hangars.

    What it means: All airport users will benefit from a newly paved and upgraded apron once construction wraps up.

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  • Hanger 13 South Lease Renewal

    The board reviewed the lease renewal for Hanger 13 South held by David Houston to ensure proper management of airport property.

    What it means: The leaseholder and the city airport operations.

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  • Water Conservation and Drought Planning

    Water officials are proposing a uniform secondary water rate of $19.37 per month to cover system maintenance and bonds for the irrigation expansion project. Property owners can connect without fees during construction and for one year after.

    What it means: Residents will face a uniform secondary water rate of $19.37 per month.

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  • Pole Attachment Agreement and Fee Updates

    The city is updating its telecommunications pole attachment agreements and raising annual fees from $10 to $20 per pole to align with neighboring cities.

    What it means: Annual fees for pole attachments will double from $10 to $20 per pole, generating additional municipal revenue.

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  • Sky Mountain Golf Course Clubhouse Remodel

    The city is reviewing 15 bids to remodel and expand the Sky Mountain Golf Course clubhouse. Staff recommends awarding the $2.6 million contract to the lowest bidder, Bonneville Builders.

    What it means: The project will cost $2,621,036 based on the bid from Bonneville Builders.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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