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Community and economic development director Kenny Anderson presented two property items the commission approved together: acceptance of a warranty deed from Clearfield City and the Clearfield City Community Development Renewal Agency LLC conveying a small gap of land at the Davis County Health Department campus in Clearfield (Tax ID 120200144). Anderson said the parcel is 0.0033 acres and “a very small piece bordering the... Thalia's property.” The commission also ratified a nonbinding letter of intent to purchase a nearby property at 49 East 200 South in Clearfield; the building on that parcel is described as a 10,398-square-foot office facility on 1.35 acres.

The commission accepted the results of the 2025 delinquent real property tax sale. Controller Curtis Koch reported that the sale started with 28 homes, 30 parcels of land and six commercial properties listed, and that 12 parcels were sold at the sale; “we had no homes sold,” he said, and no commercial properties sold. The commission accepted the bids, results and minutes and will record tax deeds for the parcels sold.

Facilities director Lane Rose presented three items approved on the consent agenda: a three-year contract with Philip & Co. Construction to replace air-wall systems at the Davis Conference Center with a payable amount of $2,109,720 (05/27/2025–12/31/2027); a civil engineering and landscape-services agreement with Great Basin Engineering, Inc. for work at Valley View Golf Course, payable $24,500 (05/2025–12/31/2025); and an update to facilities policies and procedures to allow registered political parties to use county facilities in compliance with state law.

Health department presenter Rochelle Blackham presented items 10–19 as a package. Key items included a $500 donation from Keith Painter; a WebAIM website-accessibility training agreement with Utah State University for $3,200 (one-time); reappointments and an appointment to the Senior Service Advisory Council (three reappointments and one new appointment, three-year terms starting 07/01/2025); a limited-use agreement with Northern Lights Dance Club (receivable $25 per class, three-year term); Medicaid aging-waiver contract amendment (receivable $67,593 for administration, FY2026); an early-childhood targeted case management agreement (TCM) receivable of $625,625 beginning 07/01/2025 for five years; a five-year receivable of $218,114 for Medicaid member and provider outreach; appointment of Dr. Candace Smith to the Davis County Board of Health (term 06/30/2025–06/30/2028); a memorandum of understanding with the Purple Tie Gala committee to support dementia services (receivable amount dependent on need); and a bus-use agreement with the Bountiful Historic Preservation Foundation for the Bountiful Handcart Days historic-home tour (one-day receivable June/July 2025).

Other routine approvals included a five-year bandwidth upgrade connection to the Western Sports Park (information systems deputy director Mike Pace; replaced cost of $806.25/month with $1,308/month effective 05/27/2025–05/27/2030); library renewals (Mango Languages renewal with Creative Empire LLC for a three-year total of $45,024.60, split $15,008.20 annually; and a memorandum of understanding renewal with UETN for discounted network services); and an interlocal cooperative agreement for law-enforcement dispatch services with Sunset City for $28,126.50 for FY2026.

Commissioners approved the consent agenda and the property-tax register, including specified abatements, corrections and assessor adjustments; the board of equalization then recessed and the commission reconvened to close the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","05-27-2025 Commission Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The commission approved a package of routine items including property conveyances in Clearfield, a ratified letter of intent for a commercial property, acceptance of tax-sale bids, facilities and library contracts, health department agreements and appointments, an interlocal for dispatch services, and information-systems bandwidth upgrades.","taxTitle","Davis County Commission, Davis County Boards and Commissions, Davis County, Utah","taxId",67542,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":42,"_43":77,"_45":77,"_46":78,"_48":79,"_50":80,"_52":81,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":82,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":83,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":55,"_73":55},6676327,"Commission approves annual lease payments from tourism fund for Western Sports Park",872000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3525964-17eeeeee55a9b413cdf8041cf95adc1b&start=872&end=872","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3525964-17eeeeee55a9b413cdf8041cf95adc1b/thumbnail_872000.jpg","/articles/6676327/Utah/Commission-approves-annual-lease-payments-from-tourism-fund-for-Western-Sports-Park","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6676327-92a8d6e1d49a5bf59090812da72b3a8a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770986749&Signature=ajQsq7GO2pwbrwoBjb2W~Dk6QWxy8hCtCYLlOj~685Q49zTbCYHWnkbadSgrUtTzRGUWgLdkBy5SMvoZp8fwYAORTV6HgleW3EiuHuuS~lHGF4J3BG0EOZUH8IkKtiUEU07RAf7hnhcDCsoN0yBC~wESLfAwumPJcdEJ~QbH-hj5JDH8kAKLmaKxMn6Yl2g6JU~ZcBKEzrNlyfL7bhFJs0gXl3Fp3-uUhK0qifibkjLw24a0aPw8nFAZ4YfFjydam6YkfuSs8hbLLFldS~NFE-eeG4o0Hr4MkZv4R4YVE2sJbmw7w~RcUC6CpbMfuikCsysorXLAcZ-5GiP4slFJnw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Davis County Commission on May 27 adopted Resolution 2025-11 directing annual lease payments from the county’s tourism fund to the general fund for land used exclusively by the Western Sports Park.

Controller Curtis Koch read the resolution on the record, citing the property’s history and statutory authority. The resolution says lease payments shall begin Jan. 1, 2025 and continue annually for a minimum of 30 years or until the land is no longer used by the tourism fund. The lease payments will be calculated using the 2024 estimated raw land value per acre from the Davis County Assessor, multiplied by 8% of fair market value, with an annual 2% escalator.

Koch read the resolution’s findings at length, referencing county actions dating to a 1968 special election, transfers authorized in 1988, and sales-tax revenue bond commitments in 2022 to develop a youth-sports destination on the site. The resolution explicitly cites Utah State Code section 17-31-2 and Utah State Code section 59-12-603 and Davis County Code section 3.04.015 as statutory authorities for tourism- and sales-tax-funded recreational facilities.

The resolution notes the portion of land used exclusively by the tourism fund contains approximately 55.06 acres; the county assessor’s 2024 estimated value for the Western Sports Park property used by the tourism fund was listed as $22,450,241.48 in the meeting materials. Controller Koch supplied a year-one payment figure on the record: “So for the year 2025, it will be $1,796,019.32,” and the resolution states total estimated raw value used in the calculation (exhibit 2).

Commissioner Bob Stevenson moved to approve Resolution 2025-11; Commissioner Lorraine Kamalu seconded. The commission approved the resolution by voice vote.

The resolution becomes effective immediately upon adoption and directs that lease receipts be deposited to the general fund capital account (fund 45, per the text).","Davis County adopted a resolution directing the tourism fund to make annual lease payments to the general fund for 55.06 acres used exclusively by the Western Sports Park; payments begin Jan. 1, 2025 and will be calculated using the 2024 assessed land value with an 8% rate and 2% annual escalator.",{"_33":85,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":86,"_41":42,"_43":87,"_45":87,"_46":88,"_48":89,"_50":90,"_52":91,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":92,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":93,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":55,"_73":55},6676334,"Davis County approves bond parameters to fund South Davis County Library project",432000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3525964-17eeeeee55a9b413cdf8041cf95adc1b&start=432&end=432","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3525964-17eeeeee55a9b413cdf8041cf95adc1b/thumbnail_432000.jpg","/articles/6676334/Utah/Davis-County-approves-bond-parameters-to-fund-South-Davis-County-Library-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6676334-cdceecc4c3ac0cc8857dff97f87803ca/orig.mp4?Expires=1770986749&Signature=AmKUguewzy8~v~0ptMfGJxOoLkErIQqbdKTsYDSWPIsBvR3H7QJbisLuFZzuzTUhQcabu3SSgeQR-pCO20L804bznJhQ7D-W5D~XDCVSe7TmjNuJw2MLk9vOK-Q4hMgN1P3J72kOwACFFA2~3O15el4FXrQoiM9l3o0LMKzGkycffwiuNz0WP0hOJmVHRXUB7SR1BHgD9u3~uAVHUrvQ--TjBHyl1i0PDFwZvPXa9NdExvEum78C463fvm3A6SQL5gTqpL8s7GICz8YnBGWtzAjuSNWKmcJ8SDWOANLHiDaoNwqpM-mpLd8pVVRBoZ073E1V6tMmiHiQ4RwtvnXpMA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Davis County Commission on May 27 approved a parameters resolution that allows the county to issue bonds of up to $6,200,000 to finance the South Davis County Library project.

The resolution sets a maximum term of 21 years, caps fixed interest rates at 6% and variable-rate structures at 15%, and authorizes a direct-purchase sale process. Curtis Koch, Davis County controller, and Jonathan Ward of SCI Public Finance briefed the commission on the financing method and next steps.

Koch said the parameters give the county “a set of parameters, to operate within as we, move forward to look to issue bonds, for the South Davis County Library project,” and noted the county has been saving for the project since 2017. Jonathan Ward described the planned sale as a direct purchase to investors: “we would sell these directly to investors who wanna buy them. We will offer it to no more than 35 specific investors as per SEC regulations,” he said, adding that direct purchases can include more flexible prepayment features.

Ward told commissioners that direct purchase pricing typically runs a bit higher than a public sale in current market conditions — “probably about a half a point difference” — and that bids are expected back in roughly two weeks. He also recommended a public hearing be scheduled no sooner than June 17 to meet the minimum 14-day notice required by the bond process. “My my recommendation is just wait. Let's just make sure we get a full 14 days notice in there,” Ward said.

Controller Koch said a capital reserve fund established in 2017 has accumulated about $4,000,000 toward the project and that the county does not anticipate needing an additional tax increase to cover the debt service. The commission approved the resolution by voice vote after a motion from Commissioner Bob Stevenson and a second by Commissioner Lorraine Kamalu.

Next steps described by staff include soliciting direct-purchase bids within the approved parameters, receiving and evaluating bids, holding the required public hearing, and then returning to the commission to award and close the bond sale.","The Davis County Commission approved a parameters resolution allowing up to $6.2 million in bonds for the South Davis County Library, set limits on terms and interest rates, and directed a public hearing before final sale.","actionData","errors"]

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