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City Manager Sean summarized the proposal in advance of the public hearing, saying staff compared the Barn’s fees to similar venues in neighboring municipalities and noted the facility requires ongoing upkeep as the joint project with Nelson Homes settles into regular operations. He said staff included a proposed all‑day rental fee in the packet and explained the staff rationale and discount method is documented in the staff report.

The resolution includes three notable items: a revised schedule of hourly and all‑day rental rates for residents and nonresidents (the staff report contains specific proposed rates), a provision allowing city employees and elected officials one complimentary use of the facility, and a change to the policy for additional garbage cans so that a request must remain in place for 12 months before a new request can be granted. The 12‑month requirement was described by staff as intended to discourage short-term requests that coincide with seasonal peak waste months.

Councilors asked whether the city could waive the 12‑month requirement when a household changes occupants; staff said there is a general waiver provision in the front of the consolidated fee schedule that allows reductions or waivers in unique circumstances. Council discussion also touched on whether an all‑day rental rate would discourage shorter bookings; the city manager noted that a day rate was proposed with a modest discount (staff report) and the council could choose the final dollar amounts.

The council opened and closed a public hearing (no public commenters) and approved the resolution by roll call. The record shows unanimous support among council members present.

Staff will update the consolidated fee schedule and publish the revised fee table and waiver procedure in the city’s fee schedule packet.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","West Haven City Council","oneSentenceSummary","The West Haven City Council on May 20 approved changes to the consolidated fee schedule that raise and clarify rental rules for the Barn community center and require a 12‑month minimum period for additional garbage can requests.","taxTitle","West Haven, Weber County, Utah","taxId",7515,"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},6558967,"West Haven council adopts tentative FY2025–26 budget after trimming generator and parking costs",2149,1088000,3237000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3223707-4769de22768eece40f1e62356f50394c&start=1088&end=3237","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3223707-4769de22768eece40f1e62356f50394c/thumbnail_1088000.jpg","/articles/6558967/West-Haven/Weber-County/Utah/West-Haven-council-adopts-tentative-FY202526-budget-after-trimming-generator-and-parking-costs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6558967-834b3ba73363147ffb665d462a23d723/orig.mp4?Expires=1771189670&Signature=RRN85AbHCTFQqTJc6VsMP72tpCgbIO3SZg3Zu3qwItJHjQfRBU9VnbF1mUOlu1o4yx3DS5V6KAx~1CUbAmoLl1tSYT~dwfG8eH39FYlXN8t~FuVc7zX8TBNOTOn1shRZIxIKUODcaYMOJSstsMMIWuPMntZGoje03IYYJiv4Z8UMVUTIb6O~90A0ZxGPyMEYpxOZ9anF0tLHPnGzCY7f606klsQGc23w-3p8Rabq4c6-VBIiJwqEcHx1~Zug5~asAv0nM~r15rBkafBGrJUhyJeaJpCjW0AzkXtBToHPZaKf7i3Opo6QAytMRLtQCqHybZKj9ZJH0OzQ4qVP--9dXA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The West Haven City Council on May 20 adopted a tentative budget for fiscal years 2025–26 after the council directed two specific changes: removal of a planned generator project and a reduction in the proposed covered parking line item.

City Manager Sean told the council the draft allocates about $10,000,000 in the general fund for anticipated revenues and expenses, a $12,300,000 capital projects fund and a $637,000 storm drain fund. He said staff will update the spreadsheet attached to the tentative budget to reflect the changes discussed at the meeting.

Council members spent the bulk of the discussion on parks and recreation capital needs. Council members debated whether to surface the three softball/baseball infields with “diamond dust” material (a material that staff said costs about $14,000 per field in material only) and whether to do one field as a test or all three. Proponents said the material should reduce cancellations after heavy rain and improve field playability; others urged better baseline maintenance before committing the full amount. City staff and councilors also confirmed scoreboard replacements are funded in the current program and that sprinkler repairs and additional maintenance work are planned.

Council members also reviewed a request for new bucking chutes for the rodeo arena. Staff reported a contractor quote and materials consideration, and said price estimates for replacement chutes reviewed with vendors start near $65,000 (the staff presentation noted alternatives and that higher-spec options would cost more). Some council members said the existing chutes have been maintained and could remain in service if repairs continue; others supported replacement now to avoid future maintenance cycles.

Council discussion included staffing and maintenance capacity. City Manager Sean said staff are analyzing the amount of man-hours required to maintain the city’s growing inventory of parks and facilities and acknowledged “we are probably understaffed” for the level of upkeep councilors want. Several council members pressed for clearer staffing and maintenance plans before adding new capital projects.

Other line items reviewed included a planned reduction to covered parking costs for the city offices (councilors discussed both a per-stall figure and a total line item). At the meeting a motion to approve the tentative budget specified removal of the generator project and a reduction in covered-parking to $840,800 as the number to be reflected in the attached budget spreadsheet. The motion passed on a roll call vote with all council members present voting aye.

The council’s action was procedural: adoption of the tentative budget allows staff to finalize the spreadsheet and circulate the corrected version with the minutes. Staff said subsequent adjustments could be attached before the final adoption process.

The council also discussed a number of smaller capital and operating requests that remain under evaluation, including possible upgrades to park Wi‑Fi, street light additions requested by residents and coordination with Weber County on drainage/road projects. Staff will return with updated budget documents and any additional changes for the council to consider during the final adoption process.","The West Haven City Council on May 20 adopted a tentative budget for fiscal years 2025–26 after the council directed two specific changes: removal of a planned generator project and a reduction in the proposed covered parking line item.",{"_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},6558958,"Votes at a glance: West Haven council passes budget, fee schedule and multiple interlocal agreements",5549,363000,5912000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3223707-4769de22768eece40f1e62356f50394c&start=363&end=5912","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3223707-4769de22768eece40f1e62356f50394c/thumbnail_363000.jpg","/articles/6558958/West-Haven/Weber-County/Utah/Votes-at-a-glance-West-Haven-council-passes-budget-fee-schedule-and-multiple-interlocal-agreements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6558958-f719f43e99fb34b01d266e5de3418d0d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771189670&Signature=FHvpOCuya7ZU6znWaGIpLp8jbih4nP1mqa37~8AssU61Nw2GqmS9HJNGQbpcAOPNK8qsQH~~FEoFkCZnSOd41PzbnA45bPi93qkOj28vfbRAY0NvFSo0JxDM~Kf8IpGuhkkZ8V8RZCQrLrbMKTy8da0sH3HGwMAcymH6VNJI5rEkJWjvHY7VvVDdJHbtDVgoTdOy2NKF50Z89rC2o4uViWSt4KmClMXP3tqU3HKMAjbktdZ~MIbzPEPKO7jNLs62ZnbduB4HJTGygm1PnNiCcCEprLMDTehh5h~y3yQzDId54gduY~48Cm8t4WrzixOY70FzfvfF66SRbTGzkTQBCw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The West Haven City Council approved a number of resolutions and formal actions on May 20. Below are the actions, outcomes and the key details recorded in the meeting transcript.

1) Approval of April 28 special meeting minutes (consent agenda)
- Action: Motion to approve the special meeting minutes from April 28, 2025.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call (Council members present voted aye).

2) Resolution 12-2025 — Consolidated Fee Schedule (Barn community center; garbage cans)
- Action: Approve amendment to consolidated fee schedule (see separate article for details).
- Outcome: Approved; roll-call vote, unanimous among members present.

3) Resolution 22-2025 — Tentative Budget FY2025–26
- Action: Adopt tentative budget for general fund, capital projects, cemetery and stormwater funds with direction to remove the generator project and reduce covered parking cost (motion specified $840,800) and attach corrected spreadsheet.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call (unanimous among members present).

4) Advice and consent — West Haven Special Service District appointment
- Action: Advice and consent for Alicia Maragone (introduced by the mayor) to fill a term on the West Haven Special Service District board (04/02/2025 through 12/31/2025).
- Outcome: Approved by voice vote; motion carried.

5) Ordinance O3-2025 — Rezone (Isom parcel at 2817 South 2700 West)
- Action: Approve rezone application (A-2 to R-2) for parcel 150920054; staff finding that request conforms with the general plan.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call; motion carried.

6) Resolution 26-2025 — MOU with Weber County School District for emergency container
- Action: Approve memorandum of understanding with Weber County School District for placement of a shipping container to store emergency response equipment at Mountain Ridge Junior High (replacing an existing shed with a used shipping container; district superintendent signed copy noted in staff report).
- Outcome: Approved by roll call; motion carried.

7) Transportation and interlocal actions (multiple resolutions)
- Resolution 15-2025: Amended local transportation funding agreement with Weber County regarding 1800 South/1900 West intersection realignment — approved.
- Resolution 16-2025: Formal cancellation of funding agreement for Midland Drive corridor preservation project — approved.
- Resolution 17-2025: Amendment to the local transportation funding agreement regarding the 2700 West project (increase in city match and budget modification) — approved.
- Resolution 25-2025: Interlocal agreement between West Haven City and Taylor West Weber Water Improvement District regarding work on 3300 South (reimbursement arrangement, ~$102,500) — approved.

8) Resolution 23-2025 — Interlocal agreement with Weber County for road maintenance and storm drain services
- Action: Approve a four‑year interlocal agreement allowing Weber County to perform specific maintenance in city limits and for the city to reimburse the county for agreed work (includes standard cancellation clauses and change-order provisions).
- Outcome: Approved by roll call; motion carried.

9) Resolution 24-2025 — Utah privacy compliance plan
- Action: Adopt privacy-compliance plan mandated by the Utah Legislature (statutory language incorporated in the draft plan).
- Outcome: Approved by roll call; motion carried.

Votes and roll call details are recorded in the meeting transcript. Where a roll call was recorded, the transcript shows council members responding with “Aye” during the roll call. Many items had short staff presentations followed by unanimous or 4‑0 roll-call approval. No opposed votes were recorded in the transcript for the listed items.

The council’s packet and staff reports contain the supporting documents (detailed fee schedule figures, full budget spreadsheets, interlocal agreement text, and MOU). The staff indicated they will attach corrected budget spreadsheets and make final edits where the council directed changes during the meeting.","On May 20 the West Haven City Council approved a series of measures including the tentative FY2025–26 budget, an amendment to the consolidated fee schedule, several interlocal and transportation agreements, a planning rezone, a school-district MOU for emergency storage, and an appointment to the West Haven Special Service District board.","actionData","errors"]

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Council approves fee changes for the Barn community center and rules for additional garbage cans

West Haven council adopts tentative FY2025–26 budget after trimming generator and parking costs

Votes at a glance: West Haven council passes budget, fee schedule and multiple interlocal agreements