Dixie Springs is a beautiful community in southwest Utah

Abbe Springs Ranches has rolling hills

Dixie Springs is adjacent to Sand Hollow State Park

Wildflowers

Dixie Springs is surrounded by great places to hike and bike

Beautiful landscapes

Dixie Springs is down the road from some of the best off-roading in the state

Arroyos

Dixie Springs is near Zion National Park

Dixie Springs is a housing development in the red hills of Hurricane Utah

This website is the official website of Dixie Springs Architectural Control Committee, Inc. A corporation originally formed to act as the ACC for the community. As of February 2025 the corporation has been deemed ineffectual by the Fifth District Court of Utah. The corporation now exists in name only, with no authority over the neighborhood.

Board Changes

March 1, 2025
Dixie Springs Acrchitectural Control Committee, Inc. Board of Directors

  • Sheila Buchei
  • Thomas Sawyer
  • Terry Spinks

April 12, 2024
In April 2024, board members Marilyn Brokopp and Chuck Brokopp resigned from the Dixie Springs Architectural Control Committee, Inc. Board of Directors. Shortly after, on April 10th, the remaining members of the Legal Committee, Nancy Crowley and Chandler Bates, who served as volunteers, also stepped down.

The exact role of the Legal Committee was never clearly defined, but it appeared to oversee fines, legal actions, and all communications with legal representation. Their departure marked a turning point for the board.

With new members in place, a vote was held, and corrective action was taken. As a result, David Pellerin was removed from the board, paving the way for a more transparent and accountable governance structure.

Check here for Meeting Minutes and details regarding the 2024 Election and Transition