At its June 11, 2026 meeting, the Kaysville Planning Commission recommended adoption of a new Section 17-31-6 of City code governing micro education entities and home-based micro schools, in response to 2025–2026 Utah legislation. The draft ordinance sets location, lot-size, parking, and operating-hour standards, limits students based on lot size, ties larger programs to building and fire code occupancy, and requires business licenses, with placement restricted to certain street types or qualifying private streets. Staff emphasized that Kaysville is seeing unusually high interest in micro schools compared to peer cities, and an existing operator confirmed strong demand and waitlists. While this item is regulatory rather than a discrete purchase, it signals that the city expects continued growth in small private education providers that will need curriculum tools, student information and billing systems, safety/security solutions, and facility adaptations to comply with code. Vendors serving K–12 alternatives, edtech, traffic and site-planning, or small-school facility design can engage both the City and local micro school owners as the ordinance is finalized and new entities seek to open or expand under the clarified rules.

City intends this as an initial framework and expects to refine it as more applications arrive; micr...