Cedar City Council to weigh $1.6 million sewer lift station share, 50-foot Iron Horse office building Nov. 4
The city would pay its 62.3% share of $2.58 million in upsizing costs over 10 years; Iron County would cover the rest.
CEDAR CITY - The Cedar City Council on Nov. 4 will consider a $1.6 million share of a regional sewer lift station and a 50-foot height exception for an Iron Horse office building, according to city packets posted Nov. 2.
BZI Innovation Park is building the Iron Springs lift station. Staff put upsizing costs owed to the developer at $2,577,907.96; Cedar City would pay 62.3%, or $1,606,036.66, over 10 years, and Iron County 37.7%, or $971,871.30.
Development Team LLC wants one office building in the 2400 block of West 1250 South to reach 50 feet, instead of the Mixed Use limit of 35, on at least six acres. The Planning Commission backed that Oct. 20, and a related rezone near 2300 West Cross Hollow Road Oct. 6.
"The area is going to be commercial, more commercial." - Ron Larsen, Development Team, to the Planning Commission Oct. 6
- A $1,476,986 UDOT agreement for waterline and lighting work on the South Cedar interchange.
- Letting Coal Creek Gravel mine 500,000 more cubic yards at $1.00 each.
- A $40,760 user fee study by Willdan Financial Services.
The action meeting starts at 5:30 p.m. at 10 N. Main St.; the work meeting follows.
Source: Cedar City Council action meeting agenda and packet, Nov. 4, 2026; Cedar City Council work meeting agenda and packet, Nov. 4, 2026.