7.3.3 Conditional Uses
Unofficial copy. It may be out of date. Not legal or zoning advice. Zoning rules change, and only the city or county can say for sure what is allowed on a property. Confirm with the city or county planning department before you buy, sign or build.
The official Amalga code is at https://www.amalgautah.gov/amalga-town-code.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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The Planning Commission may authorize the issuance of a Permanent or Temporary Conditional Use Permit, as outlined in this Code, for the following uses of land in the Residential - Mixed Use Zone:
a) Churches and religious activities. b) Small parks or playgrounds. c) Public utilities and substations. d) Light manufacturing or assembly, consistent with a residential or small retail area,
such as desktop publishing or handicraft assembly. This shall not be construed to recommend industrial or heavier assembly type operations in the RM – Zone. e) Commercial day-care centers and pre-schools, subject to all local and state regulations. f) Retail outlets such as grocery and drug stores, bakeries, ice cream stores, convenience and variety stores, and other like businesses. g) Smaller wholesale outlets, compatible with retail outlets. h) Local services facilities, such as dry cleaning and laundry services, beauty and barbershops, and automotive service outlets. i) Professional offices, including medical and dental offices. j) Accessory buildings normally associated with the above uses. k) Other uses approved by the Planning Commission as being in harmony with the intent of the Residential - Mixed Use Zone and similar in nature to the above listed uses. l) Parks. m) Town operated recreational areas and activities. n) Civic buildings and structures. o) Churches. p) Cemeteries. q) Protective functions. r) Public assembly. s) Schools and education. t) Miscellaneous service organizations. u) Cultural activities and nature exhibitions. v) The selling, storing, and distribution of earthen products.