Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Centerville City public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
15 topics in zoning
Community Donations
Flag Lot Ordinances
Infill Development and Flag Lots
Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) - CZC 12.58
Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) Standards
Historic District Sidewalk Exemptions / Wheels Park
Historic District Sidewalk Exemptions
General Plan Update and Historic Preservation
General Plan Update and Porter Lane Traffic
Zoning & land use
Pastures Phase Three Site Plan Amendment
Landscaping and Gravel Deviations in Shorelands Commerce Park
Split Zoning Prohibition
Comprehensive General Plan Update
Detached ADUs
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Centerville City from local and regional media.
Proposed Justice Center brings courthouse and Attorney’s Office under one roof The five-story, 179,000 square foot facility includes a raised in-custody transportation corridor that connects security to the jail.
Proposed Justice Center brings courthouse and Attorney’s Office under one roof The five-story, 179,000 square foot facility includes a raised in-custody transportation corridor that connects security to the jail.
Cheylynn Hayman, elected unopposed, addresses pride flag comments, activism
Editor’s Note: This is part three in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part one explained Hayman’s action and her reasoning. Part two reported the reaction of Rep. Trevor Lee, who sponsored the legislation. The Standard-Examiner […]
Rep. Trevor Lee responds to Centerville City Council woman’s challenge of flag ban law
Editor’s Note: This is part two in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part one explained Hayman’s action and her reasoning. Part three will explore certain city council election realities and representation. The Standard-Examiner has also […]
Centerville City Council’s Cheylynn Hayman displays pride flag on dais, explains reasoning
Editor’s Note: This is part one in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part two will include Rep. Trevor Lee’s response, and part three will explore certain city council election realities and representation. The Standard-Examiner has […]
SLC dials back sweeping zoning changes meant to add density to residential neighborhoods
A new Salt Lake City housing proposal has drawn both strong support and vehement pushback.
Oct 22, 2026‘I literally just leave my house’: In this Utah neighborhood, homeowners say a noisy data center campus is disrupting their lives
Generators at the data center campus fire up at all hours, making it hard to sleep or enjoy their homes and yards, they say.
Oct 21, 2026Salt Lake County property taxes may be going up. Here’s how much it could cost you.
For a second consecutive year, Salt Lake County wants property owners to pay more.
Oct 21, 2026The Colorado River is shrinking. Here’s why that matters for Utah’s biggest cities.
The Central Utah Project and other transbasin diversions bring Colorado River water to the Wasatch Front. If Utah has to cut its Colorado River use in the future, the state's major cities could lose this water source.
Oct 20, 2026Utah has created hundreds of quasi-government agencies. Feds say they could ‘become a problem.’
Developers falsely claim PIDs are the only way for important projects to get funded. Cities and counties that approve them may see hits to their credit ratings. Homebuyers are getting saddled with unexpectedly high tax rates to help pay off all the b...
Oct 20, 2026Kevin O’Leary again claims his data center project will send more water to the Great Salt Lake. Dozens of Utahns are not convinced.
Kevin O’Leary’s proposed Utah data center is making another try for water rights, after public opposition forced the withdrawal of an application earlier this year. The new proposal argues the project could benefit the Great Salt Lake.
Oct 20, 2026A proposed fuel pipeline through Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City is drawing increased opposition
The proposed route isn't final, but opposition to HF Sinclair's plan for a fuel pipeline through Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City is growing.
Oct 19, 2026City Council member’s pride flag doesn’t violate Utah law, state auditor finds
City Council member’s pride flag doesn’t violate Utah law, state auditor finds The Salt Lake Tribune
Jul 9, 2026