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City staff told the council the package is intended to increase usage of city recreation facilities and to respond to rising costs at solid-waste vendors. Eric (Community Services staff) and Rich (staff) presented the changes, which include reduced hourly theater rental rates, small across-the-board adjustments at the arts center, new sponsorship pricing and new vendor and event fees for the Fourth of July, plus a restructure of membership options at the Aquatic and Fitness Center.

The changes to recreation and rental fees include a $25-per-hour reduction for the theater compared with the previous schedule, roughly $10 adjustments across many arts center fees, elimination of a separate charge for tables and chairs, and a $5-per-hour increase for field lighting. The city plans to add a $30-per-hour scoreboard rental that includes a staff operator, and a new sand-volleyball court rental at $10 per hour with a $100 deposit. Fourth of July vendor fees would rise in some categories (for example, food-truck fees from $100 to $175), with other vendor fees increasing by about $20 and the refundable cleaning deposit doubled.

Sponsorships are newly priced as annual items: $300 for outfield fence banners, $7.50 for pickleball-court banners, $1,000 for Aquatic and Fitness Center banners, with a $50 renewal discount for repeat users; event sponsorships are tiered by exposure at $500 (basic), $750 (medium) and $1,000 (high), the presenters said. The city will purchase and provide banners and offers a discount for reuse.

On membership changes, staff said the city will begin advertising prices before tax (bringing the city in line with other providers), introduce a true monthly-pass option, eliminate ongoing enrollment and cancellation fees, and create a standing equipment-replacement allocation inside the membership price. The presenters described an annual-model option that can be paid monthly (with a one-year commitment), a one-time $25 enrollment charge when a membership is reactivated after a lapse, and a $5 monthly per-person add-on for additional family members on monthly plans. Staff said the rollout target for membership changes is about May 1, with a promotional tie-in to the center\u0000s 20th anniversary on June 6.

Solid waste and green-waste changes were presented as separate items tied to vendor price increases and the addition of opt-in organics service. The city will add a $10.50 per-container green-waste fee (billed in June), a $25 container-removal fee for customers who discontinue service, and a 2% annual adjustment for fire-protection standby fees. Presenters also noted known contract-driven increases from Waste Management and Wasatch Integrated that will raise the per-can rate (examples in staff materials moved the first can from $16.75 to $17.75 and the second can to $17.00). The council set the effective date for solid-waste fee changes at Jan. 1.

Council members asked staff to clarify schedule language in the packet (hourly vs. annual listings), and a council member requested that rental rates explicitly state when fees are hourly. The ordinance was moved and seconded with the clarification added; the roll call vote recorded unanimous approval.

The city said it will monitor membership revenue and usage for several months and retain flexibility to adjust equipment-replacement allocations or rates if uptake differs from projections.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council 3/25/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Clearfield City Council on a unanimous vote approved Ordinance 2025-09 to amend the city\u0000s consolidated fee schedule, adjusting recreation, rental and membership pricing and adding a green-waste fee.","taxTitle","Clearfield City Council, Clearfield , Davis County, Utah","taxId",21223,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6275714,"Community member reports growth in Clearfield community-center programs and clothing closet",94,607000,701000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f&start=607&end=701","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f/thumbnail_607000.jpg","/articles/6275714/Utah/Community-member-reports-growth-in-Clearfield-community-center-programs-and-clothing-closet","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275714-da59e20327416c39ff1aa6b2742f3814/orig.mp4?Expires=1771074044&Signature=AaaVTNAxmMwwvDGZW8lhKIyvF4sVAXIS8nP9bbnHi4rFbpYoRkvae6EbGf537UMmBj865WkDulazXuD5t8gpPzc2J18GPrimO14gf8NgeU9fNWks7kFVskKHTBIavcW8x3mBp5dCYjPwIBX2WFBBYbW58piy0yJR6moL0rg56VaQiysIIjg9lMv2dYYUAChFVrPWK4szjRsP5cdSalodFMaiewOJ3MJ43gTGuzdOBRGjewnxpUu9NuuUIWZHRcGDeCPohZ8yZGtpyutYYUosoXFyLnioQfd5RoFs4~xKsKHaR9uSulwUwqiBc-pjwoQtGSMtc8zeXqFY4vXMPT8VqQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A community representative speaking during the public-comment portion described expanded programming at the Clearfield community center aimed at new parents and local families and thanked staff member Allison for assistance.

The speaker said the center recently started a half-day Saturday schedule and a new \"Baby and You\" program for first-time mothers. \"Last group we graduated six mothers,\" the speaker said, and added that the center now has about 16 mothers attending Saturday programs. The speaker also described a \"Welcome Baby\" home-visiting program for children ages 0 to 3, a \"Learning Through Play\" series, Head Start/Early Start offerings and ongoing family supports.

On the community closet, the speaker said, \"from August to December, we've been able to pass out 6,500 items,\" and said the goal is to grow programming and provide more support to students and parents in Clearfield. After public comment concluded, the council closed the public hearing and proceeded with the agenda.","During public comment a community representative described Saturday programs for new mothers, a 'welcome baby' home-visiting program for ages 0-3, Head Start offerings, and said the community closet distributed about 6,500 items from August to December.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6275720,"Council repeals detailed accounting requirement for code-enforcement funds",67,1793000,1860000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f&start=1793&end=1860","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f/thumbnail_1793000.jpg","/articles/6275720/Utah/Council-repeals-detailed-accounting-requirement-for-code-enforcement-funds","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275720-ab5db571e266de0c7013db069f517959/orig.mp4?Expires=1771074044&Signature=PMEc~QWiuLVXXhdmN8mqgczjO-BcS3r4wX6nxlvB9o9BygC0RHtQ5sB3BX36Y1p28adiI~cvHW2WLTh6-yplqqNriy-UgBuD1nTqDvCnPMOYTvNx3kA6NMOfD0jauEvoblgKk2YIjpcoFxVH8wBr6ndEfSvHwkZnwULgYKXVcNJ-LiwziRbn3WWTz88R34FdLVMEOIWrw5Zm~E7msrKGQlVFiWVLzoDq1DBlnChykmSEhjcrhChVWPJxTCRcUrfF1sVnocztVXpmFr-aLcCDqqK~hAFdfBncmJTV6F96HfWS8rcToaqkB~N1CFQGxHTaAVfhZGt4rdwGwPqW-LyU2A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City Council approved Ordinance 2025-08 to repeal Title 1, Chapter 16B, Section 22 of the municipal code, which had required three separate funds for tracking code-enforcement resources and costs.

Staff explained that the revenue generated under the code-enforcement ordinance is unlikely to offset the level of accounting required by the section, and that the city no longer considers that level of separate fund accounting necessary. The council moved, seconded and adopted the repeal by unanimous vote.

Council members recorded aye votes; no member requested additional amendments. Staff will process code changes and remove Section 1-16B-22 from the code accounting chapter, city officials said on the record.","Clearfield\u0000s council voted unanimously to remove a provision (Title 1, Chapter 16B, Section 22) that required three separate funds for code-enforcement accounting, citing administrative burden and limited revenue offset.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6275725,"Clearfield accepts Davis County reimbursements for two road projects totaling $314,500",159,1600000,1759000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f&start=1600&end=1759","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2768912-1ca45974903c5cc1ad353e5a76134e5f/thumbnail_1600000.jpg","/articles/6275725/Utah/Clearfield-accepts-Davis-County-reimbursements-for-two-road-projects-totaling-314500","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275725-30c99134401bf146fe3074ac6a60372c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771074044&Signature=YZ-pxsuQXp96rfa9OgKVI6qX5ZCOpsKqUTyj2OR2zb~2UO7FCk05slF50~-Z6fJTAj7c3pQv3K6SSn~Pw9GLcwUAZI~T9zwhkjhAhRYUsPU6mhBxm7SWCUzG11i5CCZz2rLCDCOrsd2uEu9pV10mjCpydCYAE0BqgsNUtDmK62QYGmQ-GnPt-mDo6jiHbhDccnxO5sqPPgvyrdtJX71wZVIxJliT2iVxK5trNfLr-AUtKDeEWAs9ti5pVK~6gMAQ~suG~5uianWShU3fFlVAjKQrfci7uX1JXZ8A8-Nz3aK~AuJcsE822~J4FSFaXfbkkmYwqTYcefTeQngDNPGk6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clearfield City Council unanimously approved two interlocal transportation reimbursement agreements with Davis County, accepting county funding for local road projects: $48,500 for reconstruction of 300 North from Pacific Avenue to 1000 West and $266,000 for the Depot Street extension.

City staff described the 300 North work as a mill-and-fill reconstruction that will add sidewalk where it is currently missing to improve pedestrian connections. The county\u0000s $48,500 will be paid as a reimbursement after Clearfield completes and pays for the work, staff said.

The Depot Street extension project had already completed construction; staff said the city applied for county funds before construction finished and the county awarded $266,000 as part of its original $1.5 million commitment made in 2020. The council recorded unanimous roll-call approval on both interlocal agreements and authorized the mayor's signature on necessary documents.

The motions to approve each resolution were moved and seconded on the record; roll call votes listed Council Member Rachford, Council Member Worth (Wirth/Worth spelling appeared in the record), Council Member Petersen and Council Member Roper as voting yes on the 300 North item, and Council Members Wirth, Rochford, Roper and Petersen voting yes on the Depot Street item.","The council approved two interlocal reimbursement agreements with Davis County: $48,500 for 300 North reconstruction and $266,000 for Depot Street extension, both awarded as part of third-quarter sales-tax project funding.","actionData","errors"]

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Clearfield council approves broad fee schedule changes for recreation, fitness and solid waste

Community member reports growth in Clearfield community-center programs and clothing closet

Council repeals detailed accounting requirement for code-enforcement funds

Clearfield accepts Davis County reimbursements for two road projects totaling $314,500