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Summit County Board approves Land and Water conservation grant application

February 28, 2024 | Summit County Council, Summit County Commission and Boards, Summit County, Utah



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Summit County Board approves Land and Water conservation grant application
Summit County Council members expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts of their team during a recent meeting, highlighting the importance of community engagement in legislative processes. Council members thanked Gina and other team members for their dedication and hard work at the Capitol, emphasizing that their collective efforts are crucial in advocating for the county's interests.

The council acknowledged the significant time and energy invested by various members, including lobbyists, in navigating the legislative landscape. This teamwork is essential as numerous bills are introduced, and the council aims to ensure that the needs of Summit County constituents are effectively communicated to legislators.

In addition to recognizing their team, the council moved forward with procedural matters, including convening as the Board of Equalization to address local appeals. The council noted a positive change in the format of the appeals list, which has made it easier for members to review and understand decisions.

The meeting also included a motion to approve the 2023 stipulations related to property assessments, which passed unanimously. Following this, the council reconvened as the County Council to discuss further agenda items, including a letter of support for a Land and Water Conservation grant application for portions of the county's ranch.

As the council continues its work, members remain focused on the implications of legislative outcomes for the community, looking forward to the end of the session to assess the impacts of new laws and funding opportunities.

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