Willard council ratifies corrected zoning map, citing decade of mapping errors

The Willard City Council adopted a resolution ratifying prior zoning map amendments and adopting a corrected official zoning map. Mayor (speaker 1) called for the motion and a second and the council carried the measure in a roll‑call vote.

Staff member (speaker 7) told the council that a review of rezones over the past decade showed “quite a few parcels had just not been updated correctly over the last I went back 10 years and, just corrected our zoning map,” and presented the corrected map and exhibits. Council members raised concerns about map legibility and the printed legend; staff agreed to reprint materials with the full legend to ensure record accuracy. The resolution was moved, seconded, and passed by roll call with the votes recorded in the transcript as affirmative during the roll call.

Why it matters: the corrected zoning map aligns official records with actions taken over the last decade, reducing administrative inconsistencies that can confuse landowners and applicants. Staff said the corrections primarily reconcile prior rezones and will be reflected in the city’s official map record going forward. The motion was formalized as resolution 2026-06 and recorded in this meeting’s actions.