Summary
The city is considering an ordinance change to allow medical clinics as a permitted use in neighborhood commercial zones, which could make it easier to establish healthcare facilities in local neighborhoods.
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Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
The project request is for $350,000 in federal grant funds.
Local residents seeking more accessible neighborhood-based healthcare services.
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City of Moab_Regular Planning Commission Meeting — June 11, 2026
The city is considering allowing medical clinics in Neighborhood Commercial zones to make it easier for residents to access healthcare. This could bring doctors and clinics closer to where people live.
City of Moab_Public Hearing_Proposed City Ordinance 2026-11 — June 11, 2026
The city is considering an ordinance change to allow medical clinics as a permitted use in neighborhood commercial zones, which could make it easier to establish healthcare facilities in local neighborhoods.
Special City Council — December 9, 2025
The clinic is asking for $350,000 to install modular housing for visiting doctors and medical residents. This would save them thousands in hotel costs and help them bring in more specialists to serve the community.
Moab to receive a medical cannabis pharmacy
Moab to receive a medical cannabis pharmacy The Times-Independent
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