After reviewing recent dust complaints and company mitigation measures, the board of adjustment increased the allowable first-year tonnage limit at the Larson/Cole quarry from 150,000 to 250,000 tons for the next operating year, subject to permit conditions; the vote was 3–2.

City recommends $500 daily fines for property violations, granting 21 days for compliance.

Council plans to address citizen grievances toward tax collection agency CCA.

At its June 9 meeting the Selkirk Board of Health reviewed resident complaints about odors from the Brox asphalt plant. Staff summarized mitigation equipment Brox installed; a DEP air official told the board prior test results were within EPA standards and that the company’s permit imposes few numeric limits.

Sena requests to extend outdoor music hours to 1:30 AM while adhering to noise ordinances.

City issues violations to Iconic for loud music complaints on July 19 and July 26.

After hearing residents’ photos, staff findings and the owner’s defense, Jefferson County’s BZA voted 3–2 that operations at 865 Cole Road do not fit the C‑2 general commercial district and should be brought into compliance.

Central Utah Water prepares to connect a mobile home park to municipal water services.