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Severing said the district already staffs about four paramedics per day, but under the prior county rule those personnel sometimes could not administer certain advanced life-saving interventions while on scene. ‘‘As of today, we can now act as paramedics,’’ Severing said, and added the change should shorten response time for higher-acuity calls and allow local crews to administer lifesaving measures without waiting for an outside paramedic unit.

Severing credited the fire chief and county officials for work on the approval and said the change will improve service to the community. Council members commended the effort in remarks during the comments section. This item was an informational announcement during council comments; no formal council action was recorded on the topic during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Meeting - January 28, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","During council comments, Council Member Severing announced a county commissioner signed paramedic licensure for the Northview Fire District, allowing district paramedics to perform paramedic-level care on scene; council members said the change should reduce response-time limitations.","taxTitle","North Ogden City Council, North Ogden , Weber County, Utah","taxId",24460,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6068321,"Council adds Utah Special Olympics to City Events Partnership (Resolution O3-2025)",265,2859000,3124000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729&start=2859&end=3124","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729/thumbnail_2859000.jpg","/articles/6068321/Utah/Council-adds-Utah-Special-Olympics-to-City-Events-Partnership-Resolution-O3-2025","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6068321-4d3f4e782c9b746236ff9ed368f38e1b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142210&Signature=HbIKwcvOY~ebE~64r3bFcLa4gTrqTLjMfmqmWuTf0~bwMBmdEGQJRfGTD5xuncMu5m7aWXNbrmoTfUqaWKpZ9WqTvTW9ZniooKgGvrzSz5yT92Cy0psR7wcILD3MJSgIRXobru-MwzrlFYSmgu31V-ABjCFiN3Rxl8OaMV0DIanLy1jIjF-vO~1zBEg5DCtLx1db7xvksrEJPmqvQmsPOgWBiiqLJCvjLmv6RgZ2eiFAwukp2PKRyGhxECyNv6Ou2xrZTyw-e0W-yIc05XmGZb44PcVah3pYefqSZ~3fxVyZxmHan5yceGisHzY7lyPImjsNfaB7QdWmEyk7dQIaIQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Ogden City Council on Jan. 20 unanimously approved Resolution O3-2025 to amend the city’s events partnership policy and add the Utah Special Olympics as a named partner.

City Manager John Call told the council that the Special Olympics would be using the city pool in a coming weekend and that staff recommended naming the organization a partner so the city could continue to provide the facility without charging the Special Olympics; Call said the organization carries full insurance and follows safety protocols.

Council Member Pulver moved the resolution; Council Member Watson seconded. The council took a roll-call vote (Sebring, Pulver, Watson, Dalpez and Barker voting yes) and unanimously adopted Resolution O3-2025.

Council members made lighthearted comments about participation in the event (the polar plunge) but emphasized that Special Olympics participants and organizers provide the required insurance and safety measures and that the city wished to facilitate the program without charging fees. Staff will update policy documents to reflect the partnership and will continue to coordinate logistics for the scheduled pool event.","North Ogden City Council unanimously approved Resolution O3-2025 to add the Utah Special Olympics as a named partner in the City Events Partnership policy, exempting the organization from certain facility charges for an upcoming pool event.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6068326,"Council appoints Lauren Gardner, Steve Naber to Planning Commission",273,132000,405000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729&start=132&end=405","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729/thumbnail_132000.jpg","/articles/6068326/Utah/Council-appoints-Lauren-Gardner-Steve-Naber-to-Planning-Commission","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6068326-b0a60282196b1ffe149b8231e4b39415/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142210&Signature=eifBPXVJTJ~V656JkmIIUN1E2D27WiWODJ5XqNz4jkSxRtMVzwPkfpvnxHLBFTuqlt8Q-ozyOSIi4B8r7-FnFb4wr51sWNxefx2C0XAvimzrdqGtCyLaWXfT-NGoqfATktRL2dJZiRK2GBYGQDWo~N4EX0SUZ87Ci6oaRmk7K3YFXKIhUO3VfgJCM8pTYN0mATOBJSmOXGC1RkUQ3CbObhnn262X~8E7IcYsbRf-IAy-6I-Qd~eQLVJbQgIazT6a-XIR1wtXiCTn0ftJei9NPhLXyvDBno1S3WDNx17Yj5IPNmODYJNS9N3VFO2hQrbuyzZFqD~3iZrgDOJtvqzshg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Ogden City Council on Jan. 20 unanimously appointed Lauren Gardner and Steve Naber to the city’s Planning Commission.

Council members said the appointment followed a selection committee that reviewed applications and recommended the two candidates. The appointments were confirmed by voice vote.

Mayor (unnamed) described the committee that reviewed applicants as including Planning Commission member Nicole Nancarroll, City Manager John Call, Scott Hess (director of planning and economic development), Council Members Chris Pulver and Blake Severing, and the mayor. The mayor said Gardner previously served as a city engineer for several years and is familiar with the city; he said Naber is the chief financial officer at Weber State University and expressed interest in serving the city. After an opportunity for questions, a council member moved to appoint both candidates and the motion received a second; the council voted aye and the motion passed by unanimous voice vote.

The council said it will recognize the two outgoing planning commissioners at a future meeting for their service. No ballots or roll-call record were taken for these appointments; the council confirmed the two appointees by unanimous voice vote.","The council unanimously appointed Lauren Gardner and Steve Naber to the North Ogden City Planning Commission following a committee review of applicants.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6068331,"Council approves $1.65M contract to upgrade 1700 North waterline; impact fees to help pay cost",791,3025000,3816000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729&start=3025&end=3816","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729/thumbnail_3025000.jpg","/articles/6068331/Utah/Council-approves-165M-contract-to-upgrade-1700-North-waterline-impact-fees-to-help-pay-cost","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6068331-6c0075a6887e971768291e279ee89d5c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142210&Signature=iKOhHDU~ZXOswBhvy1Wh1QJpQERgcKJ902Y8mf14QSlxBlCnB55Ti3FoaropqO7B~DNiJv1ZwglRwGMEiO5OX64okVCUa5qtHbGFTG2tLbbsQGWHB0a3SDnCdL9dNnzowc~uw2V1huwk-9nHKv7lc2pTQ8kHHhO9A4xucbVP2zWYF8mwffzHXvI4caid3tOGuKZumPBibZmHo8DuGEAVEk8c0Irb6y5Tg6T6k6e4XyLrXjKr9HeZ5AHbN5aeRtaVx9XR1L2kUHIo99ns2mHvgsm8QdK3n1p6YRm~ilwiLe7wy~oHxcDaMZKKUnCYBXU2Iyv7Sp194wflhoOHZ1iaJw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Ogden City Council on Jan. 20 approved contract A01/2025 to replace and upsize the city’s main waterline along 1700 North, a project staff estimated at about $1.65 million and scheduled to run from mid-April to October.

The project is a long-planned trunk upgrade to serve increased demand in lower-density areas; staff said a portion will be paid from the water enterprise fund and roughly $600,000 of available impact fees.

Public Works Director and Assistant City Manager Dave Espinosa told the council the work is larger than the usual annual water-line projects and would be difficult to phase without extended construction impacts. The proposal increases pipe size in places from existing 6- or 8-inch lines to 12- and 14-inch lines to accommodate future development and serve as a primary trunk line for the lower portion of the city. Staff said the city had programmed roughly $1 million in the current year budget with the remainder to be covered in the next fiscal year and impact fees.

Espinosa said the chosen contractor has a long track record with regional public works work and that the project timeline (construction start April 15; contractual completion October 31, with a staff target of Oct. 1) reflected an effort to complete the work in a single construction season to minimize long-term neighborhood disruption. Staff acknowledged traffic-control challenges on the narrow sections along the corridor and said they would work with the city police department to manage detours and encourage early public notice via social media and door hangers.

Finance staff and councilors discussed the fund-level effects. Jamie (finance staff) told the council roughly $600,000 in impact fees was available; Espinosa and councilors noted that major capital spending increases depreciation in the water enterprise fund and could affect future rate decisions. Council discussion referenced the city's five-year capital plan, and staff said the five-year schedule anticipates a pause on large projects in fiscal 2027 to rebuild fund balance and slow the pace of depreciation increases.

The council voted to approve contract A01/2025 by roll call (Severing, Pulver, Watson, Dalpez and Barker voting yes). The motion’s mover and seconder were not specified on the audio record for the roll call; staff will publish the executed contract and the project schedule. Staff also committed to advance public notices and to coordinate with police about detours.

Key project figures discussed on the record: estimated contract award approximately $1.65 million; budgeted $1,000,000 in the current fiscal year; available impact fees roughly $600,000; construction window April–October.","North Ogden City Council approved contract A01/2025 to replace and upsize the 1700 North waterline; work is scheduled to begin in mid-April with completion targeted for October and will be paid from the water fund and impact fees.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6068335,"Council amends fee schedule, approves seasonal field access for SWAT Soccer at $7,000 per season",2220,671000,2891000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729&start=671&end=2891","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3099890-a4f7997983eacb3e41b5e3fcf394e729/thumbnail_671000.jpg","/articles/6068335/Utah/Council-amends-fee-schedule-approves-seasonal-field-access-for-SWAT-Soccer-at-7000-per-season","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6068335-edfcf2890d9ea5255c1677301109fa7a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142210&Signature=faWt2PFgOr9-8ClpQySBVWu3mGYdKY8kNMpS0c9dSaMnY5sURriiozSvpNZOYtf9TqIMWq4OjDp8hjv1ji-yZwMQW2QSclFFym~zLNFNVcqJ9yZsmH1SMqUQB6RkgewLw5uqLdEtLOILoVcwIHaqAWMGMA10YWLL2YUp76UiAf48pYOvvkrdaH1JPdy7AOaZd~AIX6oSTdwFOet~0zefBOQXyYpdQpsE6wOiwPRPMRUWUpUXKgMfAeTLR5gMXrRucrBwpeFuWnVGLNXb1D7gtTr36lIexn4t6WKU678Ndatcz9Ba1~f71cNiH4TtPOV1ey143e6Abmqd6ea5NuXg6Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Ogden City Council on Jan. 20 unanimously approved a consolidated-fee schedule amendment that includes a seasonal agreement allowing SWAT Soccer to block specified fields six days a week for $7,000 per season.

Council action matters because it sets how the city charges for park and field use, updates a range of administrative fees and establishes a standing partner arrangement for a high-volume youth sports provider.

Staff framed the item as a cleanup of several line items and a discussion about athletic-field fees. City Manager and Attorney John Call told the council that staff had added a $10 charge for USB flash drives for public-records requests, aligned solid-waste rates for nonresidents, and updated the street-cut penalty to match the street-cut fee in the code. Call said staff’s larger operational question concerned how to charge organizations that use multiple fields for league play.

On athletic fields, staff presented two approaches: (1) charge per field, or (2) mirror a neighboring jurisdiction (Pleasant View) by charging per park (a flat figure for an entire park even if it contains multiple fields). Staff noted the arithmetic produced substantially higher fees than SWAT expected under the per-field calculation. In discussion, council members and SWAT representatives debated weekday practice access, the effect on recreation teams and whether partners should receive a discounted rate.

Representatives from SWAT said the group's competitive teams rely on weekday and weekend access for practices and games and asked how weekday reservations would be handled. Council members raised concerns that a rigid reservation system could limit citizen access and asked staff to keep operations administrable.

The council settled on language that (a) gives SWAT priority access to the four frequently used parks (Orton, McGriff, Mountain View and Wadman) for the season and (b) charges SWAT $7,000 per season (the staff motion specified $7,000 per season). The agreement allows SWAT to block the fields six days per week during its season and preserves the ability for SWAT to schedule midweek games and make rainout reschedules without a separate midweek charge. Staff also committed to prorating or refunding the seasonal fee if fields are unusable for extended periods (for example, prolonged flooding), and to managing scheduling so that games take precedence over practices.

The fee-schedule amendment also addressed several non-athletic items: a $10 fee for USB flash drives for public-records requests, clarification of solid-waste nonresident rates, and an updated street-cut excavation penalty to align with the code (the penalty is double the street-cut fee, per staff). Council members asked that the implementation date and seasonal billing be clear in the ordinance language so spring reservations already completed would not be charged retroactively.

Council Member Severing moved the resolution and Council Member Watson seconded. The council approved Resolution O2-2025 by roll call (Severing, Pulver, Watson, Dalpez and Barker voting yes). No members voted no; the motion passed unanimously.

Implementation notes: staff said a flat per-season charge is administratively easier and recommended that the council set league partner fees by ordinance language and allow future adjustments to return to council if necessary. Staff will publish changes to the consolidated fee schedule and notify park users of the new reservation and blocking rules before the next season.","The North Ogden City Council on Jan. 20 approved Resolution O2-2025 to amend the consolidated fee schedule and a seasonal agreement letting SWAT Soccer block city fields six days a week for $7,000 per season; the change also includes several minor fee cleanups.","actionData","errors"]

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