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- Consent items approved: Motion to approve consent items (including payment #7 to Acme Construction, payment #2 to Lyndon Jones Construction and the April 2025 payment report). Motion made by Council member Jensen and seconded by Council member Anderson; outcome: approved (motion carries).

- Historic Preservation Commission appointment: Motion to approve appointment of Sherilyn Howcroft to the Historic Preservation Commission (archives subcommittee chair introduced herself to the council). Outcome: approved (motion carries; roll call not recorded in transcript).

- Resolution 2025-015 (land sales agreement to Pete Rossi for ~3,284 sq ft at approximately 733 South 200 West): Motion to continue item 10a to a date certain (two weeks) so staff can add conditions of sale and return with site-plan documentation. Motion by Council member Jensen; second by Council member Williams; outcome: continued to next meeting (May 6, 2025).

- Permit to exceed noise ordinance (Geneva Rock Products, pavement-preservation work): Motion by Council member Williams, second by Council member Anderson; outcome: approved. Permit allows night work 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. for May 1\u00009 through Aug. 31, 2025, at various city locations, subject to notice requirements.

No other formal ordinance adoptions or final land-sale approvals were recorded during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Pleasant Grove City Council Meeting 4/22/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of formal motions and votes recorded during the April 22 council meeting, including consent approvals, appointments and actions on land sale and noise-permit items.","taxTitle","Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah","taxId",4710,"location","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":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6580453,"Council reviews utility-rate proposal; staff outlines $42 million five-year capital plan",676,3543000,4219000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188&start=3543&end=4219","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188/thumbnail_3543000.jpg","/articles/6580453/Pleasant-Grove/Utah-County/Utah/Council-reviews-utility-rate-proposal-staff-outlines-42-million-five-year-capital-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6580453-290ae643f17633e7c7b01f307be6218d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771171221&Signature=SSyroLpfUcI9Hg2XT5gFPV7uGjicJDEGt4erMqsaeMHTXjWph0eSYVIv1rZEMYQkQwZxW4LWaR-jh9hEFFdTkHvlO5~ULBggNmrQ1UkaoAmScIrrXqkWdgOSPzs~M9Zqh2GoXaI2o-BqRZqImf9kEg04WTyX79BaR5Veb5xhd1MhchBrTTwpVeNPJaDMYyYMTdwHJFnq47x6X9F89PwHHcFqCZ-nMraU8-ZgcoCHs-kbtLZTNbKwdRtoS2lZTbkuh-HzDD6PZwwaVXrWiXRDec532H7I7JNaXVxIsgECLO65UBgsgoUV9pAG-t-7dgd3wGjCJ0kxa2x2S-HeBXMuIw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City staff presented proposed utility-rate adjustments and an updated five-year capital program during the April 22 meeting, telling the council that the proposed average monthly increase would be just under $8.80 per customer after accounting for passthrough costs charged by the sewer service district (TSSD).

Staff said the gross new utility revenue generated across all enterprise funds would be about $1.5 million, but roughly $1 million of that increase is passthrough money owed to TSSD; the city’s net new revenue would be approximately $421,000. Staff emphasized that the city is balancing near-term customer affordability with long-term infrastructure needs: the five-year capital plan now shows roughly $23 million in culinary-water projects, $13 million in storm-drain projects (Cook Family Park and drainage artery work were cited), $5.6 million in sewer projects and additional secondary-water and meter investments.

Council members asked for historical context on past capital plans and rate studies. Staff said the city has not done a full rate study in over 10 years and that consultants will prepare an updated rate study later in the year; that study will more precisely align rates with long-term capital needs. Staff warned that past episodes without timely rate adjustments had led to large corrective increases for customers and said they are trying to avoid that scenario by recommending measured increases and an updated rate study.

The council discussed the transportation/roads utility fee and recent changes that increased road funding for the city. Staff reminded the council that the transportation fee, grants and sales-tax revenue together now produce substantially more road funding than in earlier years.

No rate increases were formally adopted at the meeting. Staff committed to complete rate-study work and updated capital plans and to return with more detailed recommendations later in the year, prior to the 2027 budget cycle.","Staff outlined proposed utility-rate changes that would generate about $1.5 million in additional revenue (roughly $421,000 retained by the city after pass-throughs), and presented a five-year capital plan with roughly $42 million in needs across water, storm drain and sewer systems.",{"_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":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6580457,"Council weighs recreation fee schedule changes as staff seeks direction for tentative budget",815,1941000,2756000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188&start=1941&end=2756","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188/thumbnail_1941000.jpg","/articles/6580457/Pleasant-Grove/Utah-County/Utah/Council-weighs-recreation-fee-schedule-changes-as-staff-seeks-direction-for-tentative-budget","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6580457-5abfb0f63862af3cb0ed014c86850aae/orig.mp4?Expires=1771171221&Signature=ouVQM1Kw7wnoRDXvZkRCJJxWiO0gAMDML0qXtS7OKyc9YU5GhDYV-JRUynNMoJeYhTFnGOc3zkdK6QPreLjEVMYH1KB7BOC-ybuM8SBE4vfVTV93uBNWR5QbN1F6hKKY4f1WWgKZJPs3xKaeyHG1d4LYxEhyokxDkhrM8A8KBF4lhMr5IskswyCN2Iyi3PRXH5eIEx6hVoR32IVR1Yddsfcn-7pGxznlcVBVl12S00Ql1JCosFu-b7Ibx71jCq8NjCwMR-VN4foc9GqeZKnZ8ErO0eVit8~Wxa5xblHbXYypSegGsfEdeeiJOxwxwbwc4r47hdsFLA3AXrmd5dwJqQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Staff presented a large set of proposed fee-schedule changes and membership-price adjustments for Pleasant Grove recreation programs and facilities and asked the council for feedback as it prepares the tentative budget. Most changes affect recreation membership passes (including a new disability pass), daily admissions, enrichment classes and rental rates for the Cook Family Pavilion.

Staff said the principal changes are: (1) pricing displayed as tax-inclusive so the posted fee is the amount a resident pays at checkout; (2) consistent percentage discounts for semi-annual and annual passes (semi-annual ~20% discount if bought in advance; annual ~35%); and (3) a flat nonresident premium (25%) to standardize current inconsistencies. Staff also proposed a new disability pass (no proof requested) and higher nonresident rates to align with peer cities.

Council discussion covered specific items: senior and student discounts, whether the Cook Family Pavilion rental rates should be adjusted for commercial versus resident use, and a typographical error that staff agreed to correct (half-day vs. full-day swap). Councilmembers asked staff to prepare clearer residency-proof procedures for rentals and consider a policy that prioritizes resident family use over commercial bookings.

On capital items tied to the recreation center (notably audio/AV upgrades and other improvements), the council asked for more detailed cost breakdowns before committing money in the tentative budget. One councilmember said they would not vote for a tentative budget that included the higher audio estimate ($290,000 as presented); other members suggested a phased approach or a placeholder figure. Staff agreed to present a more detailed breakdown and to place a placeholder of $0 for the larger audio capital line in the tentative budget so the council can adopt a tentative budget while working the line-item details in the work session before final adoption.

Staff said they will return in two weeks with corrected fee pages, additional clarifications on residency verification for rental priority, the custodial contracting quote (which arrived earlier the same day and requires vetting), and a more detailed capital cost breakdown for recreation projects. The council plans to adopt a tentative budget at the next meeting but withheld final decisions on several recreation capital lines pending the additional data.","City staff presented proposed revisions to recreation fees and membership pricing and asked council for guidance before adopting a tentative budget; council asked staff to return with more detailed line-item proposals and to hold some capital items at zero pending further detail.",{"_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":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6580461,"Council approves nighttime pavement-preservation permit for Geneva Rock; staff to require notice for night work",207,1742000,1949000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188&start=1742&end=1949","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188/thumbnail_1742000.jpg","/articles/6580461/Pleasant-Grove/Utah-County/Utah/Council-approves-nighttime-pavement-preservation-permit-for-Geneva-Rock-staff-to-require-notice-for-night-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6580461-622a94dcee192816491318075aac20b7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771171221&Signature=W9UkdBXZ4V3zVEtj2YDVjFZL5c0nuTylAlacqhQmq3SQ2RI0enG0v-oGFFrSFbBjGYUB-0tttW~KJQJXBOsWgToXky4zbgHNpL2TEKKJR6t6GrfONt5nznOyn4eK3HmlDxzsrrihhrYRqjTQbzUra28VW3~~NYIlZju9d0LTSSDMjFA3Q3TMbCSvg7LltNnuuQEjVKUzpeaGHDCNMEoE6dN-95PA~T5XkkRWKyJzPHxnPbeVVfKpRLxgsaQ3tOdWh2S87WSGqHvrvujtAqumEfOmOyNdPFgqJhMzkqxo5ib4db8a1rCc2BLqaH5AMu5vnsIgRGc2MGtY~MpUdejauw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Pleasant Grove City Council on April 22 approved a permit allowing Geneva Rock Products to perform pavement preservation work at night at various city locations from May 1 through Aug. 31. Council members voted to grant a variance to the city's noise ordinance so crews can place leveling course, chip scrub seal and microsurfacing as needed, beginning at 10 p.m. and ending at 7 a.m.

Public works staff explained night work is sometimes necessary because of traffic patterns and equipment needs, and that not all work will occur overnight. The requested timeframe is intended to allow the contractor flexibility when conditions or equipment failures (for example, equipment breakdowns with hot oil in line) require overnight continuation to avoid product waste and to meet project deadlines.

Council discussion focused on limiting unnecessary disturbance and ensuring timely notice to residents. Staff confirmed planned night work requires 24-hour notice to affected areas; for unplanned emergency continuation, crews may need to work overnight but must provide as much notice as is practicable. Councilmember Williams moved to approve the permit; Councilmember Anderson seconded. The motion passed with no opposition.

Council members and staff discussed potential mitigations, including restricting start times or adjusting back-up alarms where feasible. Staff said the city's ordinance currently sets 10 p.m. as the start of allowable nighttime operations for the requested variance, and that previous year’s variance was granted but largely unused except for a single location to avoid heavy traffic disruption.

Staff will provide required notices when night work is scheduled and will coordinate with residents and police when high-traffic locations are affected.","Pleasant Grove City Council granted Geneva Rock Products a variance to exceed the city's noise ordinance for pavement-preservation work between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. from May through August, subject to notice requirements.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6580465,"Pleasant Grove council delays sale of 3,284 sq ft sliver near Summit Pizza after safety, alignment questions",1136,542000,1678000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188&start=542&end=1678","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3090990-ef7603cdf615a652bf8ea9a7c0b95188/thumbnail_542000.jpg","/articles/6580465/Pleasant-Grove/Utah-County/Utah/Pleasant-Grove-council-delays-sale-of-3284-sq-ft-sliver-near-Summit-Pizza-after-safety-alignment-questions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6580465-b4050770801929fdc38fd3bae0807928/orig.mp4?Expires=1771171221&Signature=T3d5isOHBXCxX3x~IjBEyNhVes6IUc0cxxlisUhixGyVIRqCtwC2hFRYEegsoDoq7NoBIJiZKc3MoB6uyKupy6vgrkasYDldHkLqAGdj1~J5X3v3jGediuyndbW8Gd3TALAlWYqNSQvXphO2LbECw0WGObHMSh3A1mfj5o123mErXzPGa3sFRBP46IGbMsBhEsf64duzEwmd18NpweWk3IY5Zk16CbJq8a0klx-dUXNTvc5n3OBqBI8Ji-f9CLTLjCWRY~HAPmknVqc4u6rUoJliebZoYP~qQInYQxcGxaSGcBKzmPxdbb-8dEfQiduZ34lHX8sYBTfoIlcX0gkv2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Pleasant Grove City Council on April 22 voted to continue consideration of Resolution 2025-015, a proposed land-sales agreement that would let property owner Pete Rossi purchase a narrow sliver of city-owned land near the northeast corner of the two boulevards (near Central Bank and Summit Pizza). The council directed staff to return in two weeks with clearer site-plan documentation and additional conditions of sale.

The item was presented as a request to sell roughly 3,284 square feet for $59,000 so the applicant could accommodate parking and drive-thru lanes for a proposed three-building development. Staff said the parcel being considered is a small strip on the north side of the existing local road; the city would retain ownership of the road itself and an access easement would be included on the recorded plat to preserve maintenance access to an existing storm-drain facility.

Council members expressed consistent support for the sale in principle but raised concerns about pedestrian safety, where customers would park, and whether the road would be realigned or remain in its current alignment. One council member emphasized that the sale should not be recorded or closed until the applicant submits and receives approval of a subdivision plat and the site plan. City staff said the draft sales agreement already contains a condition that the quitclaim deed will not be executed nor recorded until the plat is prepared and approved and that the new plat will include an access easement for storm-drain maintenance.

Councilmembers asked staff to add an explicit condition prohibiting parking on the opposite side of the street that would force pedestrian crossings across a busy lane, unless the city approves a realignment through the site-plan and plat process. Councilmember Jensen moved to continue the item for two weeks; Councilmember Williams seconded. The motion carried without objection.

Staff said the applicant is working through second- or third-round comments on the site plan and has not yet presented to the planning commission. Staff also said the sale would be contingent on the applicant preparing a legal description and survey and that the city will not execute the deed until recording the subdivision plat that combines the new sliver with the buyer's existing parcel.

The council instructed staff to draft the additional condition language and to return with an updated site plan or a clear explanation of how road realignment and parking will be handled before asking the council to finalize the sale.

The continuation means no deed will be recorded and no transfer of the 3,284-square-foot strip will occur before the council reconsiders the item at its next regular meeting.","Council continued consideration of Resolution 2025-015, which would authorize sale of about 3,284 sq ft of city land to property owner Pete Rossi for $59,000, after members requested clearer site-plan and roadway realignment conditions.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Pleasant Grove City Council, April 22, 2025

Council reviews utility-rate proposal; staff outlines $42 million five-year capital plan

Council weighs recreation fee schedule changes as staff seeks direction for tentative budget

Council approves nighttime pavement-preservation permit for Geneva Rock; staff to require notice for night work

Pleasant Grove council delays sale of 3,284 sq ft sliver near Summit Pizza after safety, alignment questions