Kari L. Malkovich

Brian Hutchings

Benjamin Hillyard

Spencer A. Wells

Important Dates to Remember

Aug. 16th -Sept. 18th: Write-In Candidate Period, during office hours (UCA 20A-9-6)

Oct. 22nd: Last day a resident can establish residency

Oct. 31st: First day ballots can be mailed to registered voters

Nov. 13th: Voter Registration deadline

Nov. 13th-20th: Early Voting Period

Nov. 20th: Mailed ballots must be postmarked or otherwise marked as “received”

Nov. 21st: Municipal General Election

TBD: Municipal General Election Canvas (Certification of Election Results)

Jan. 2024: Oath of Office

More information can be found under the Election tab on the city website.

The Candidate Filing Period was from June 2nd to June 6th, 2025.   The following have filed for office.

MAYOR:

Roger Fuller - Declaration of Candidacy

Ben Hillyard -  Declaration of Candidacy

(No Primary Election will be held for the Mayoral seat)

COUNCIL MEMBER

Steve Johns  -  Declaration of Candidacy

Michael Meyers  -  Declaration of Candidacy

Janet Lunt  -  Declaration of Candidacy

(No Primary Election will be held for Council Member Seats)

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April 2026 City Newsletter

August 2025 City Newsletter

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Here is the link to SESD’s home page if you are interested in other information: South Utah Valley Electric Service District (sesdofutah.org)

Back to School August 2023

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City Newsletter for June 2025

To view this months newsletter, click here

Using Sandbags to Protect Your Property

Thank you to Glenn Anderson for doing a wonderful job in explaining this years budget.

A General Plan is a long-term policy document that guides the future growth and development of the City. It outlines goals and recommendations related to land use, housing, transportation, public facilities, parks, utilities, and overall quality of life. While the General Plan does not change zoning or approve specific projects, it serves as a roadmap to help City leaders make informed decisions over the coming years.

Community input is a vital part of this process. Your ideas, concerns, and perspectives help ensure the plan reflects the values and priorities of those who live and work here. We encourage you to review the draft plan and share any comments or suggestions you may have. You can share your comments by emailing the planning commission chair at: waynef@woodlandhills-ut.gov. Additional opportunities for public comment, including meetings or hearings, will be announced as the review process continues.

Thank you for your interest and involvement in shaping the future of our City. We appreciate your participation and look forward to hearing from you.

2025-2026 General Plan Draft under review.

VOTE TODAY

* Woodland Hills Dropbox is located at the City Center.

* In-Person Voting from 7AM to 8PM - The closest location is at Payson City Hall (439 W Utah Ave, Payson)

* November 21st - Ballot Dropboxes will be locked at 8PM

* UNOFFICIAL Results will be posted on https://electionresults.utah.gov/…/ele…/2023-Nov-General

* The Official results will be available on DEC 5th.

* A special city council meeting will be held on DEC 5th to certify the election.

Friday, December 24th in observance of Christmas

Monday, December 27th for maintenance of the building

Friday, December 31st in obsevance of New Year’s.

Should you need assistance during these hours, please text 385-448-7838. If it is an emergency, please call 911.

Thank you and Happy Holidays.

January 2026 Newsletter

Juneteenth takes place on June 19th and is also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Emancipation Day, Black Independence Day, and Juneteenth National Independence Day. It is to celebrate the end of slavery in the United States after the Civil War.

City Offices will be closed on Monday, June 16, 2025, in observance of Juneteenth.

City of Woodland Hills

2021 MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES

I, Jody Stones, Woodland Hills City Recorder, do hereby certify that the following individuals have met the qualifications to be candidates in the 2021 Municipal Election.

MAYOR (4-YEAR TERM)

Brent Winder, Ben Hillyard, Mike Lauritzen

COUNCILMEMBER (4-YEAR TERM)

Dorel Kynaston, Cody Chamberlain, Toby Harding, Janet Lunt

/s/ Jody Stones Jody Stones, City Recorder Dated this 18th day of August 2021

Published in the Payson Chronicle on August 25 & September 1, 2021, and posted in the City of Woodland Hills City Center, the Utah Public Notice Website, and on the City of Woodland Hills Website.

Names appear as per Utah State Code 20A-6-305

Beginning October 15th, warming centers for individuals who are homeless and seeking warmth and a place to stay for the night will be open nightly from 9pm to 8am through April 30, 2025, and will be in Provo and incorporated Utah County.  Volunteers (18 years and older) are needed to help at the warming centers during the evening, late night, and early morning.  Those serving will be assisting experienced staff with set up, clean-up, safety, and security and will be providing our homeless friends with care and fellowship.  Training is required.  To sign up and/or find out more information, go to https://app.vomo.org/opportunity/warming-center. 

The warming centers are also in need of tons of blankets and other supplies.  To find out what is needed and for drop off instructions, look online at JustServe Warming Center Needs.

For questions or additional information, please contact Kena Mathews at Community Action Services and Food Bank at kenam@casfb.org. Thank you! 

March 2025 City Newsletter

May 2025 City Newsletter

Full May 2026 Newletter

This approach is widely used by cities throughout the state as it reduces error in decision-making and permits appeals to be decided by well-qualified individuals with a sound understanding of procedural and substantive zoning issues.  In short, amending the appeal authority makes for a fairer and more efficient appeal process and is also less vulnerable to abusive practices. 

Another advantage to this change is that it works toward clarifying our current ordinances such that the appropriate appellate authority is empowered to decide issues that are within that appeal board’s area of expertise.  Specifically, some appeals that take place in our city relate to zoning ordinances and some appeals relate to the application of building codes.  The Appeal Authority/Board of Adjustment is typically tasked with hearing appeals relating to zoning ordinances.  A different appeal board is tasked with appeals of a more technical nature relating to application of the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Residential Code (IRC).  This IBC/IRC Board, as it is known, is also provided for in our ordinances and state law and comprises local building experts that are qualified to hear such appeals.  

As a former member of the Appeal Authority/Board of Adjustment, one of the greatest challenges has been the arguable ambiguity in our code as it was previously written where the line is blurred between the types of appeals to be heard by the Appeal Authority/Board of Adjustment and the IBC/IRC Board.  This arguable ambiguity has led to substantial confusion and other problems in that an appellant can seek appeal of a single issue under both boards creating considerable procedural burdens and expense.  This issue is at the heart of much of the city’s current legal challenges.  The previous language also created complex jurisdictional and legal standing questions that this new ordinance works toward cleaning up.  

When the City Council passed this most recent ordinance, I and the City Council expressed our expectation that additional cleanup amendments will need to be considered and addressed to achieve our goal of clarifying and improving  zoning and building code appeals in Woodland Hills.  Getting this language reconciled is a high priority and the current plan, in discussions with our city attorney, is to have the necessary revisions to the other parts of the code presented to the public next month.  We expect to adopt such changes in the March 21, 2022 City Council meeting.    

The City Council was unanimous in its adoption of this ordinance and is united in its support of the underlying purposes.  The Planning Commission was also unanimous in its support of the change.  We have worked closely with our city attorney in all phases of this process and believe not only that we are on solid legal ground but also that the recent change and anticipated changes will make for a fairer process for all participants going forward.  

The new ordinance as well as the ordinance it replaced is copied below for your reference.  Please feel free to reach out to me, our City Council or Planning Commission if you have any questions about the change or want to discuss the ordinance further.

Sincerely,

Brent Winder

You can read the new ordinance and the repealed ordinance by clicking here.

The city is excited to announce that we have secured funding for a fall of 2022 green waste dumpster program. This program will allow the city to place green waste containers throughout Woodland Hills starting the week of September 19th. These containers will be for green waste only. This includes trees, shrubs, grasses, and any vegetation you deem unwanted (No stumps). If you transport yard clippings in trash bags, please tear open the bags and dump the green waste into the bins.

If we get stumps, trash, or construction material of any kind in the bins, it will limit the program due to the cost of dumping construction material. These secured funds will not cover any dump fees that include construction or trash. If you see anyone dumping anything other than green waste, please get their license plate number and/or a picture of the individual and report it to the city as soon as possible.

If you have an area that needs a large amount of dead wood removed contact me and I will try to have a bin placed close by. We cannot use this program for clearing lots in preparation for home construction but can be used for gathering dead wood off any lot. All stumps should be hauled away by the property owner to the Payson landfill.

This will be a suitable time to remove the trees that may be encroaching the city right of way that are vital as fire breaks and emergency evacuation routes in the event we have a fire. Thank you for your support.

Craig Northup

Fire Chief

Woodland Hills Fire and Rescue

801-891-5387

Pursuant to Utah Code §§ 10-2-807 and 10-2-808, Woodland Hills, Utah, hereby provides notice as follows:

On March 25, 2026, a petition proposing the annexation of real property beginning at a point which is South 88°06’22” West 1310.46 feet and South 1310.65 feet from the North Quarter Corner of Section 25, Township 9 South, Range 2 East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian and running thence South 00°35’22” East 982.89 feet; thence North 34°41’42” West 678.77 feet; thence North 20°07’04” East 446.71 feet; thence North 88°38’10” East 222.67 feet to the point of beginning, encompassing approximately 5.36 acres, was filed with Woodland Hills City by Bucky Gay (Northern Slope LLC).

The petitioner also requests that, upon annexation, the subject property be rezoned to R1-19 Villa Overlay Zoning. Any such zoning designation is a separate land-use determination, subject to review and recommendation by the Woodland Hills Planning Commission and approval by the City Council following the applicable public-hearing process, in accordance with Utah law and Woodland Hills City ordinances. Approval of the annexation petition does not constitute approval of the requested zoning designation.

On April 2, 2026, the petition was filed with the Utah County Clerk’s Office and mailed to each property owner within the proposed annexation area and to those within 300 feet of it.

On April 28, 2026, the Woodland Hills City Council accepted the Petition for further consideration and authorized City Staff to certify the Petition.

On May 4, 2026, City Staff certified that the Petition meets the requirements of Utah State Law, and notice was provided to the Woodland Hills City Council, the contact sponsor, the Utah County Clerk, and the Utah County Commission.

The 5.36-acre area proposed for annexation in the petition is shown on the attached map.

The complete Annexation Petition, including the proposed zoning designation, is available for inspection and copying at the Woodland Hills City Recorder’s Office, 690 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, Utah, during regular business hours.

Woodland Hills City may grant the Petition and annex the above-described area unless a written protest to the Annexation Petition is filed.

A protest may be filed by the governing body of an affected entity or an owner of real property located within the area proposed for annexation.

Protests must be filed no later than June 4, 2026, with:

Utah County Clerk’s Office

Attn: Jolynn Clegg

100 East Center Street, Suite 3200

Provo, UT 84606

A copy of the protest must also be delivered to the Woodland Hills City Recorder’s Office on the same day that the protest is filed with the Utah County Clerk’s Office.

Any protest must be in writing and state each reason and justification for the protest, including relevant documentation.

If a valid, timely protest is not filed, the Woodland Hills City Council will provide notice and hold a public hearing on June 9, 2026, to gather public input on the Petition, including the proposed zoning designation, after which the Council will consider whether to approve or deny the Petition.

The area proposed for annexation to Woodland Hills City will also be subject to the provision of municipal services, including law enforcement, fire protection, water, sewer, and electrical services, as applicable.

/s/ Jody Stones

Jody Stones, City Recorder

Posted according to state law, May 4, 2026.

Petition for Annexation

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Application to Serve on City Council

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November 2025 City Newsletter

Phase 2 is a two-part project. Tuesday 9/16 through Thursday 9/18, the crews will be grinding off two inches of the existing asphalt on the roads. The week of 9/22 through 9/26, the crews will be placing two inches of new asphalt. Traffic will be permitted to drive on the roads between grinding and paving.

Check the included map to see which roads will be impacted each day.

Work will take place throughout the day, and it will vary for each road. The roads may be full closures or partial closures depending on the work taking place. There will be traffic control signs and notices as needed to help traffic flow.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we continue to take care of our roads.

In accordance with Utah State Code Ann. 20A-1-510(b), notice is hereby given that the Woodland Hills City Council has a vacancy for a Council seat as of January 6, 2026, and will be accepting applications from interested individuals to fill this vacancy. Applications for the City Council seat are available on the city website or by contacting the City Recorder. Completed applications may include an optional cover letter and resume and should be sent to City Recorder Jody Stones at recorder@woodlandhills-ut.gov or delivered to the Woodland Hills City Offices at 690 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, Utah 84653. Questions can also be directed to the City Recorder via email, by phone at 801-423-3900, or by appointment. The deadline for submitting applications is December 8, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. Candidates will be interviewed by the City Council at an open public meeting scheduled for December 9, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers at the City Center, 690 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, UT 84653.

Certificate of Mailing and Posting

The undersigned, duly appointed City Recorder for the municipality of Woodland Hills, certifies that a copy of this Notice was emailed to the Payson Chronicle. Notice was posted on Utah Public Notice, the Woodland Hills City Website, and social media pages.

In accordance with Utah State Code Ann. 20A-1-510(b), notice is hereby given that the Woodland Hills City Council has a vacancy for a Council seat as of January 6, 2026, and will be accepting applications from interested individuals to fill this vacancy. Applications can be found on the city website or obtained by contacting the City Recorder. Completed applications may include an optional cover letter and resume and should be sent to Jody Stones at recorder@woodlandhills-ut.gov or delivered to the Woodland Hills City Offices at 690 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, Utah 84653. Questions may also be directed to the City Recorder via email, by phone at 801-423-3900, or by appointment. The application deadline is December 8, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. Candidates will be interviewed in a public meeting on December 9, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., held in the City Council Chambers at 690 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, UT 84653.

Application

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These hours help the city apply for grant monies and other resources.

Click here to record your hours.

Per State Code, the City is required to make this information available to all voters within the municipality.

Copy of Adopted Building Height Ordinance

Sponsors Statement

City’s Statement

Referendum Petition

Referendum Initial Fiscal Impact Statement

Who can sign the Referendum and Removing your signature after signing

🔹 Upper Portion of Woodland Hills Drive and Summit Creek Drive will only be closed in one direction at a time.\ 🔹 Contractors will have traffic control personnel on site to help direct vehicles safely through the area.\ 🔹 For those wishing to exit the city via Woodland Hills Drive, there will be a detour available onto Spring/Lakeview.

Please allow extra travel time, follow posted signs, and be patient while crews complete this vital work.

The city has been working closely with the contractor all week to keep routes in and out of the city accessible.

ℹ️ More information will be coming later today regarding additional road projects starting next week.  

Thank you for being so cooperative as we work to improve our roads!

He will be making 7 stops around the city where you can see him.

First Stop: 10:10 a.m.- Corner of Maple and Valley View

Second Stop: 10:30 a.m. – LDS church parking lot by the mailboxes

Third Stop: 10:50 a.m. – LDS Stake Center church parking lot

Fourth Stop: 11:15 a.m. - Summitt Creek community center on Nebo Loop Circle

Fifth Stop: 11:35 a.m. – In front of the City Park

Sixth Stop: Noon – Corner of Oak and Valley View

Final Stop: 12:25 p.m. - City Center, 690 North Woodland Hills Drive.

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Property Tax Analysis

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Click here to view the maps of the development.

Updated Development Map

The Mayor and City Council would like to invite you to an upcoming Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, September 21, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. at the Woodland Hills City Center. The City Center will be open at 6:00 p.m. to allow citizens to review information provided. Questions may be submitted in advance to the council either by email the city recorder at recorder@woodlandhills-ut.gov, or you can drop your questions off at the city offices during our normal business hours. Please keep your written questions to 250 words or less. It is our hope that we can hold a fruitful dialogue, address concerns, and share all the wonderful things happening in the city.

The meeting will be held both in person and on Zoom. Masks are required for those in attendance where social distancing may not be possible. Individuals wishing to participate via Zoom will be asked to type your questions in the chat box.

Hope to see you there!

Zoom Meeting Information

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Results can also be found on the Utah County Election Web Page 

As of 11/12/2021 (NOT FINAL) 

Mayor 

Round One:                                                              Round Two: 

Brent Winder-            269 (41.1%)                             Brent Winder-           331 (55.4%) 

Benjamin J Hillyard-   196 (29.9%)                             Benjamin J Hillyard-   267 (44.6%) 

Mike Lauritzen-          190 (29%)                                Mike Lauritzen-             eliminated 

City Council 1st Seat 

After Three Rounds: 

Janet Lunt-          415 (65.7%) 

Toby M. Harding   217 (34.3%) 

Dorel B. Kynaston-   eliminated  

Cody Chamberlain-   eliminated 

City Council 2nd Seat 

After Two Rounds: 

Dorel B. Kynaston-   357 (58.8%) 

Toby M. Harding-     250 (41.2%) 

Cody Chamberlain-      eliminated 

Results will be finalized November 16th, 2021.  

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Pictured left to right: David Pratt, Keri Malkovich, Brent Winder, Ben Hillyard, Janet Lunt, Dorel Kynaston.

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This is just the beginning. We will continue to work to improve communication and access to all our city information. If you have questions or feedback please contact recorder@woodlandhills-ut.gov or david@woodlandhills-ut.gov.

We are pleased to announce that the “Chipper Crews” will return to Woodland Hills on Monday, May 19th, 2025, through Thursday, May 29th,2025. Please have your piles stacked before May 19th.

You can visit the city’s website for links to information on creating a defensible space around your home, https://www.woodlandhills-ut.gov/pages/public-safety, the State’s web site (https://ffsl.utah.gov/fire/wildfire-community-preparedness/homeowner-education/),  or feel free to email the Woodland Hills Fire Department at fire@woodlandhills-ut.gov.

 Also, a few items to follow to help our crews be more efficient:  

1.      When stacking trees and brush, ensure the large diameter end faces the street.  If they are placed both ways, the piles are very hard to separate.

2.     Stacks should be no higher than 3 feet tall and only one row deep.

3.     No construction materials.

4.     No stumps. 

5.     Once the chipping crew has passed your home, please do not place any additional material at the side of the road.

6.      If you want to keep the chips, please lay a tarp on the ground next to the tree/brush pile near the edge of your property but not in roadside ditches.  The tarp should be at the end of the pile in the direction of traffic flow so crews can pull past the pile. If a tarp is not down, the chips may be spread through the front part of the yard.

7.     This is for mitigation and not to clear your lot.

We appreciate your support of this program.  We are making a huge difference. 

Please be aware of the following:

None of your pile(s) should be on the pavement so vehicles can easily maneuver throughout the City.

When chipping is complete, the lot/homeowners must clean up the chipped pile(s). Don’t forget to clean your ditch and culvert of trash and debris.

Your chipping pile needs to be stacked before the morning of Monday, May 19th since they’ll only be making one pass through the city.

Please go to the City’s website to record your time spent clearing your lot, https://www.woodlandhills-ut.gov/pages/public-safety

This is a continued effort to make Woodland Hills a “Safer Place to Live.”  With the help of every citizen, we will make it happen.  Thank you for your continued support.

Please remember to CALL 911 if you see or smell any smoke.

Ted Mickelsen, Fire Chief

WOODLAND HILLS CITY

2025 MUNICIPAL ELECTION

OPEN SEATS: (all seats are four-year terms)

One (1): 4 Year Mayor Term

Two (2): 4 Year City Council Term

DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY SUBMISSION DEADLINE - JUNE 2- 6, 2025 between the hours of  9:00 am and 5:00 p.m. in the Woodland Hills City Recorder’s Office (690 South Woodland Hills Drive).  

Interested candidates must be a U S citizen, at least 18 years old, a registered voter, and a resident of Woodland Hills City (or recently annexed into Woodland Hills City) for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the election.

TRADITIONAL VOTING (VOTE BY MAIL)

2025 MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION DAY (if necessary) August 12, 2025

2025 MUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTION November 4, 2025

Please direct questions to Jody Stones, Woodland Hills City Recorder at recorder@woodlandhills-ut.gov or 801-423-3900.

Jody Stones

Woodland Hills City Recorder

Posted this 24th day of April 2025 on the Utah Public Notice Website, the Woodland Hills City Website, the Woodland Hills City Offices, and in the May 2025 Woodland Hills City Newsletter.

What to Do:

• Remove dead or excess vegetation from your property
• Cut branches/limbs to proper size (1.5”–12” diameter, max 10’ length)
• Stack piles neatly at the roadside by September 29
• Place cut ends facing the road, within 5’ of the roadway, at a 90° angle
• Keep piles no higher than 4’ and only one row deep

What NOT to Include:

• No rocks, dirt, roots, trash, metal, lumber, or construction materials
• No bagged material or grass clippings

Chips will be left in piles near the road, or spread on the property if preferred (leave a tarp if you want to keep the chips).

This program helps reduce wildfire risk and creates defensible space around homes.

Thank you for doing your part to keep Woodland Hills safe and fire-wise!

For information on how to stack you piles click here.

Friday 6:00-7:30 PM

Catered by JDawgs

Sponsored by SESD & Thrive 125

Some seating provided but camp chairs and blankets

are welcome to enjoy a picnic style dinner on the grass

while enjoying live music by The Tri-Chevys.

Car Show

Friday 5:30-8:00 PM

Classic & Interesting Motor Vehicles on Display

if you have interesting vehicles to display - please bring them!

If not, come and enjoy the amazing work of others.

$10 Entry Fee per car

Awards & T-Shirts

Registration at 5:00 PM

For additional info, contact:

Kenner Garrick 801-362-0215

Movie in the Park

Friday 8:30 PM (Dusk)

Family Friendly Movie

Bring camp chairs and blankets and prepare for

possibly chilly weather.

Concessions available for purchase.

Hike the Switchbacks

Saturday 7:00 AM

Moderate Effort 2.8 Miles Out & Back Trail

Join in for an early morning hike on the beautiful

Woodland Hills Switchback Trail.

Meet at the trailhead off Deep Forest Circle.

Breakfast

Saturday 8:30-10:00 AM

Provided Breakfast

Enjoy a delicious breakfast cooked by our

firefighters & first responders and

served by our city council and candidates.

Games & Activities

Saturday 9:00 AM-Noon

Fun for every age group.

Games, climbing wall, photo booth, Firetrucks, etc.

Pie Eating Contest @10:30 (ages 12-18)

Bingo @ 11:00 (all ages)

Booths

Saturday 9:00 AM-Noon

Craft and Food Booths

To exhibit or sell, please contact:

Missy Flint 801-473-9358

BYU vs. Utah Football Watch Party

Saturday 7:30 PM

Wear your team colors and watch

with your friends and neighbors at

the City Center

We want to keep our residents informed and prepared as Utah County and Salem City move forward with the upcoming road construction on Woodland Hills Drive.

The City will be making a strong effort to communicate updates throughout the project.

We encourage you to stay informed by checking updates regularly.

You can find the latest information here: Important News

(This link will direct you to Salem City’s project updates.)

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work alongside our regional partners on these improvements.

 We want your opinions. Take the survey by Tuesday, October 15th to share your voice!

• Monday: Blue‑highlighted roads

• Tuesday: Green roads

• Wednesday: Purple roads

• Thursday: Yellow roads

• Friday: Red roads

What to expect:

• Street work will occur throughout the day, so please plan alternate routes and anticipate minor delays.

• If your street is scheduled for slurry seal, it will be closed for one day. Expect a detailed door-hanger notification the day before with instructions to move vehicles/items off the street.

• Driveways will not be accessible during application and for up to 3–4 hours afterward while the slurry sets. Please plan accordingly.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to improve our streets

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