Council approves administrative correction to ordinance numbers
April 09, 2026 | Willard, Box Elder County, Utah
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Willard council adopted an administrative correction to resolve duplicated ordinance numbers that appeared in the city's 2026 records.
City staff explained two smaller ordinances had been double-numbered during processing while two larger ordinances (a boundary-line adjustment and a UTA interlocal agreement) retained their original numbers. The council read the corrective language into the record, moved for adoption and voted in favor.
The council characterized the change as purely clerical: it does not affect the substance of any ordinance and only ensures accurate record-keeping. The motion passed with unanimous support.
City staff explained two smaller ordinances had been double-numbered during processing while two larger ordinances (a boundary-line adjustment and a UTA interlocal agreement) retained their original numbers. The council read the corrective language into the record, moved for adoption and voted in favor.
The council characterized the change as purely clerical: it does not affect the substance of any ordinance and only ensures accurate record-keeping. The motion passed with unanimous support.
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