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Ricky Hatch summarized the expenditures: about $47,000 (60% of the purchase order total) was for fleet upfitting of sheriff vehicles; roughly $18,000 for the transfer station (including colorant for wood chips and asphalt); and roughly $13,000 for the ice sheet to build entrance canopies. Of the $3.49 million in warrants, Hatch reported roughly $1.2 million related to the conference center remodel, $1.1 million for Twelfth Street Phase 4 construction paid from transportation tax dollars, and $822,000 for a Twelfth Street water-line replacement/installation funded with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.

Hatch listed the top five vendors for the week as Hogan and Associates Construction ($1.2 million), Staker and Parsons Companies ($1.1 million), Weber Basin Water Conservancy District ($822,000), the State of Utah ($38,000) and the county’s insurance vendor ($36,000). The commission approved consent items G1 through G9 by motion and voice vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Weber County LIVE June 3, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Commissioners approved consent items including purchase orders totaling $78,451.44 and warrants totaling $3,487,769.77; the largest single payments were for a conference center remodel, Twelfth Street Phase 4 construction and a water-line project paid partially with ARPA funds.","taxTitle","Weber County Commission, Weber County Commission and Boards, Weber County, Utah","taxId",19971,"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},6217770,"Weber County approves contract with First Responders First for mental-health services funded by state grant",179,786000,965000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb&start=786&end=965","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb/thumbnail_786000.jpg","/articles/6217770/Utah/Weber-County-approves-contract-with-First-Responders-First-for-mental-health-services-funded-by-state-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6217770-7789a58f7e1ff72fd134a97157f4e100/orig.mp4?Expires=1770727341&Signature=LnF1l9N37fjMFqCnziFArcPeF4LA6HOU5eCLyGsZPec6ui0xUNOc2ybFPtLRTmFWRcpmKGv~btgvcdtG~Dys9-mpvqfr6oF8mIzXDzgP5iMVTpuOzM7uTVfR8lSo5Y9ZAG8cNSUEC7NAmBhAYKwY1tvl3e1~uUDhCFmyijB6IQniZ4jbKESQe2139MpBufP~t-lgWtZnZffkMS9XLy1RQIwLNydZjzQvt6LIQyYg3DsVC6c9RV0V13BiBRIRkfkk06epgOJuV71RmRVFo-4XSaXysIwnyrP2ZWk8ZxAycENkDtLO7ylhLzrznVKPMxA4y3nWQoZjFWp0~Bg7VgR82Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Weber County Commission on June 3 approved a contract between the county and First Responders First to provide mental-health services, training and crisis intervention for county staff and members of the county’s multidisciplinary team (MDT).

Scott Brinkman, speaking for the county’s Criminal Justice Center, said the program will be fully funded by a Department of Public Safety grant; services include periodic check-ins every three to 12 months depending on position, on-site crisis intervention and training tailored to first-responder experiences. Brinkman said the First Responders First staff include individuals with law enforcement and fire backgrounds, which he said helps foster rapport with clients who are first responders.

Brinkman told commissioners the MDT comprises about 40 to 45 members and that the contractor can provide all needed services without bringing in additional vendors. Commissioners expressed support for offering the resource to employees who handle difficult and potentially traumatic cases; the commission approved the contract by voice vote.

The contract approval included no additional county funding in the hearing record because Brinkman said the program is funded entirely through the Department of Public Safety grant. The county will monitor delivery per standard contract administration procedures.","The commission approved a contract with First Responders First to provide mental-health check-ins, training and crisis intervention for county staff and a 40–45-member multidisciplinary team; the work is funded by a Department of Public Safety grant, county staff said.",{"_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},6217774,"Weber County ratifies 2025 tax sale; only two properties auctioned after outreach",159,621000,780000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb&start=621&end=780","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb/thumbnail_621000.jpg","/articles/6217774/Utah/Weber-County-ratifies-2025-tax-sale-only-two-properties-auctioned-after-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6217774-ee77753022c0ae1f1b965e54aec8c3b3/orig.mp4?Expires=1770727341&Signature=ZsZXSS3v092yp5e~-Ameb~vOuvvcczIg~yfqA0uMHUPJ23iUj4S5VCmSeA83liz-sZ8Yboei-DNPbdL6zRMYWtdsszuLtvn8no8DX8~v59ttLWrehLU9po8--Z0afthwe58Hls2P2376owsWR9VmlOEUh91etFGCm7k5nFN9YFwzC~YNvchQBJG11aHysHH68aFK2h~GUwQmK3nY5IAE3-1LKu3f3jvcqfpUEJQHLoIOBRSm7zmteMLUEjFa31ZlW-nWdmZQnUswQwE2-Y668P0MkIGHLyGMVp7u0bLOply40tQdWFW-PZzYQXNqhnN8Nx8WynyWTAijnxf3zTgKJg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Weber County commissioners unanimously ratified the results of the county’s 2025 property tax sale on June 3, county staff said, after a process that began with 80 delinquent properties and ended with two parcels offered at auction.

Andy McCray, the county presenter on the tax sale, said tax sales are limited to collecting the taxes, penalties and interest owed on property; any amount bid above those sums is returned to the prior owner or turned over to the Utah Division of Unclaimed Property if the owner cannot be located. He told commissioners the county’s offices — including the clerk/auditor, recorder, surveyor, treasurer and county attorneys — plus the elections team and sheriff’s office, had worked together to prepare and secure the sale.

McCray said outreach and internal efforts reduced the number of properties at risk from 80 to two that were auctioned May 22; one was a landlocked parcel sold to an adjacent landowner and the other sold to the public. No properties were struck off to the county this year. McCray reminded commissioners that state code allows a 10-day window after a tax sale for anyone with concerns to submit them to the commission before the sale is ratified.

A commissioner asked for clarification whether the opening bid equals the taxes owed; McCray confirmed the opening bid represented the amount owed to the county and any excess goes to the prior owner or to the state’s unclaimed property division if the prior owner cannot be located. The commission then ratified the tax sale results.","County staff said the 2025 tax sale, required to recover delinquent taxes, resulted in only two properties being auctioned after outreach reduced the original list from 80; commissioners ratified the sale.",{"_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},6217779,"Commission tables Cobabe and Eagle Crest development-agreement amendments to adopt ordinances next week",1125,1487000,2612000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb&start=1487&end=2612","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb/thumbnail_1487000.jpg","/articles/6217779/Utah/Commission-tables-Cobabe-and-Eagle-Crest-development-agreement-amendments-to-adopt-ordinances-next-week","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6217779-797919d8203e65981e69e7d087255540/orig.mp4?Expires=1770727341&Signature=bQhQzdzP-OuSqDD~FiGfCaMv3yKBt39hU5vN7HtB7Wi0IzL94Jdor7Jgfrk9K28xWkJ9mJ04ZjeizdYpOPaWTRVruoTpyLzbeVfp~jRkV2B~p7KVveFgsptYtsgQsIcdrlms9XRIg0i9QfdHXd70pDm3pD8qreLWmU2JuFcQFiLG2VxUofHtUfKg02OdDH3CAp2I86krUqFNboKE0cvB3jTNrp1XKbx6V48ZVx~C1gKi2f8DFt8D0qql4cSJJIrNty-~TiXWA9qwAXCVf~ir8CGTn3CeUdSD6sAy2l78YjNQHGJdiTAzdA1Dx9tgxbm90JccvM3GuGHCpA2XscD6gQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Weber County Commission on June 3 held public hearings on proposed amendments to development agreements for two previously approved projects — the Cobabe Branch (near Highway 158/162 in the Eden area) and Eagle Crest (near 4601 East Fairways Drive) — then agreed to table both items so applicants can return with ordinances next week.

County planning staff told commissioners the Cobabe and Eagle Crest amendments clarify roles and responsibilities between the developer and the county, improve trail and street connectivity, and consolidate prior, overlapping agreements for clearer future administration. Charlie Ewerdt, a county planning presenter, said the Cobabe application adjusts trail alignments near power-line corridors, adds about 1.5 miles of new paved pathway beyond the original approval, and reserves right-of-way connections to adjacent properties such as Elkhorn Ranch to preserve future neighborhood connectivity.

The applicant’s counsel, Mr. Baer, asked that the amendments be adopted by ordinance because they repeal and replace prior development agreements that were originally adopted by ordinance; he said his client incorporated the changes the commission previously required for other nearby projects. For Eagle Crest, planning staff said the developer confirmed the project will not seek short-term rentals and proposed county-fronted road work the developer will reimburse the county for; staff recommended approval.

During the hearing commissioners and staff discussed pathway connections to Highway 158, options to align trails through the power-line corridor or fairways, and the need for easements to secure long-term regional pathway connections. After public comment and the applicant’s request, the commission voted to table both items so formal ordinance language can be prepared and returned at the next meeting.","After public hearings, the commission accepted staff recommendations and applicants’ request to table amendments to the Cobabe Branch and Eagle Crest development agreements, so the items can be returned as ordinances next week; applicants incorporated recent template changes and sought clarity on responsibilities and connectivity requirements.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":103,"_47":116,"_49":117,"_51":118,"_53":119,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":120,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":121,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6217785,"Weber County adopts ordinance rezoning 40 acres for Brookview residential subdivision",498,989000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb&start=989&end=1487","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3643014-022b9afd9ad89da64b71ca53661be5bb/thumbnail_989000.jpg","/articles/6217785/Utah/Weber-County-adopts-ordinance-rezoning-40-acres-for-Brookview-residential-subdivision","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6217785-53288f095c4e6155f22837441c8c3942/orig.mp4?Expires=1770727341&Signature=JJ~DICKULRJEQrObS4ld~18tcNiZMPydYsLpnl8xyqhWTyCdvnE3~JsWrh28~Vxt8orCwd-wMArobR-ejHWtIEcXDLgAvmlyOiDiY3GtY9qea7ZrQay2lz3MIHSjybiQoNIrAxOmQyX5lpOV-ZJgbi75UpYLFJH2~VvUhSksUwXDpvNVtgFnZZEHlOWiwt-mwc6s3sc0JtKEbyV~~d1xt-PnAe2WfdzqTGlr~XOSNyGjz8LsBivK0ns~~JT--hNpXLZONsIR0aFs7gJavkxoYwMvUgXUE281I2fuEyitHz7o72O3ZWjoTDHPp5IDA~KWragnEz7OxGsEwCiadaLYEg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Weber County Commission on June 3 approved Ordinance 2025-10 and a development agreement to rezone about 40 acres at approximately 4083 West, 1400 South, from A-1 agricultural to R-1-15 residential, allowing up to 116 lots for the Brookview subdivision.

The rezoning carried a unanimous vote after county planning staff and the commission reviewed a connectivity-focused concept plan and a development agreement that spells out required street, sidewalk and pathway improvements. Felix Severino, a county planning presenter, told commissioners the proposal had received a unanimous positive recommendation from the Planning Commission and that the development agreement includes detailed design elements such as street widths and street-tree requirements.

The development agreement requires the developer to construct street improvements to connect with adjacent subdivisions. Condition 7 requires Brookview to make “necessary street improvements to 3950 West Street and 4075 West Street,” including at minimum asphalt, curb, gutter and sidewalk up to the point where Brookview’s improvements meet the DiGiorgio Subdivision’s existing asphalt; condition 8 requires a traffic impact study at the county engineer’s direction to determine what improvements are necessary on 1400 South. Severino and commissioners emphasized that the county engineer has discretion to set the precise scope of required improvements based on that study.

Commissioners discussed where sidewalks would be built, confirming the developer must install sidewalk up to the interface with DiGiorgio’s existing pavement, but not beyond existing DiGiorgio road surfaces. The agreement also includes required connections to Anselmi Acres and to other local subdivisions, and a pathway network consistent with the Western Weber General Plan map shown during the hearing.

The county’s action follows a work session with the commission in which members asked staff for added specificity in the development agreement; Severino said conditions 7 and 8 incorporate those requests. The ordinance and development agreement were approved by roll call.

The developer identified in the record is David Lailoli; the agreement also notes the county engineer will determine the final scope of required improvements. The commission tabled several other related development-agreement items for later action and directed staff to return with ordinances where applicants requested them.

Commissioners said the conditions and the required traffic analysis are intended to protect connectivity and ensure necessary public improvements are built as the area transitions from agricultural to residential use.","The Weber County Commission approved Ordinance 2025-10 and an accompanying development agreement to rezone a 40-acre parcel at about 4083 West 1400 South from A-1 to R-1-15 for a 116-lot subdivision, with conditions for street and pathway improvements and a required traffic study.","actionData","errors"]

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