Planning Our Future Over Hotdogs in the Park
Ivins is working on an update of our General Plan and Land Use map. This will take at least a couple of months. There were three community meetings this week…
Does Building Color Matter?
Next week the City Council will review a recommendation from the Planning Commission to change the City's requirements for building colors. Last year the State Legislature said that cities could…
Getting Close to a Water Conservation Ordinance
The Ivins City Council will continue working on a water conservation ordinance at the next City Council meeting on April 21st. If we finish addressing the remaining issues, which I…
Envisioning the Future of Ivins
Land Use Community Meetings April 12, 13, 14 The City is holding community meetings next week to get public input on potential changes to our land use plan. Some members…
What Should The Future Look Like?
Ivins is working on updating our General Plan and Land Use map. The Planning Commission decided at their March 15th meeting to hold at least a couple community meetings to…
Zeroing In On Water & Grass
The Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCWCD) has a proposed water conservation ordinance for new construction. Santa Clara recently passed a modified version of it. At our last City Council…
Rezone Review: 400 W & Hwy 91
Last Thursday the City Council voted to change the land use on this parcel from low density to high density and change the zoning to townhomes with one buffer row…
Comparing Water Conservation Ordinances
The Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCWCD) spent a number of months working with the cities in the county to create a proposed water conservation ordinance for new residential and…
Monthly Update: 2/22
Here is information about a number of things happening in Ivins: Ground mounted solar is being considered for residential neighborhoods, changing exterior building color requirements, implementing water conservation requirements for new…
Water We To Do?
The Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCWCD) is getting detailed information on how many commitments cities have made for new development, and therefore water. With that information, the WCWCD is…