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County staff member Jason Horn summarized the packet: purchase orders totaled about $407,885.35 and warrants totaled $3,005,071.47. Horn identified several large warrant recipients, including Marriott/Slaterville City at about $616,000 and Republic Services at about $607,000; other top vendors listed were Ogden School Foundation ($408,000), Trails Foundation of Northern Utah ($256,000) and Jackson Group Peterbilt ($131,000). The consent items also included approval of an ACH payment to Zions Bank for $297,572.27; a contract renewal with CivicPlus for the county website; an amendment to a contract with the Utah Attorney General’s Office to add current fiscal-year funding for the Weber Morgan Children’s Justice Center; and a contract with Tonicoint Data Centers, doing business as Valor C3, for data storage.

A motion to approve the consent items was made, seconded and approved by voice vote. The chair announced the motion carried. The approved items will be processed by county staff according to existing procurement and contract-administration procedures.

Why it matters: The consent agenda moves routine but high-dollar payments, vendor contracts and operational purchases into effect without separate discussion of each line item, enabling county operations to continue.

Details: Purchase order and warrant totals were read into the record by staff; specific line-item descriptions and backup documentation were included in the meeting packet.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Weber County LIVE July 15, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The commission approved consent items f1–f10, including purchase orders totaling roughly $407,885 and warrants totaling $3,005,071.47; the packet included contract renewals, an ACH payment and an amendment to a contract supporting the Weber Morgan Children's Justice Center.","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},6172093,"Weber County appoints James T. Morgan and Heidi H. Gross to Ogden Valley Planning Commission",164,571000,735000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5393125-59136b7147893e68c8bafe6a25c5cdfd&start=571&end=735","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5393125-59136b7147893e68c8bafe6a25c5cdfd/thumbnail_571000.jpg","/articles/6172093/Utah/Weber-County-appoints-James-T-Morgan-and-Heidi-H-Gross-to-Ogden-Valley-Planning-Commission","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6172093-dc0600c8f2f9fd6e6185743b2a805950/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142847&Signature=Qf~6d2e8fsH3di4-j50VRCoczdn6NIp0npR2YV0arKVEcOkepM3owOrIvPYh0yrsx5lM7jfzYe-aItNpduWvN5jDU90qIRyd8LeFH7Mirn-DfpsxeOQOw2eM4qTXj-C3Bo05TpU8x-1TaEeZslcAdxyhLXnv3zK-2f33Wjh0gep4vzrnHHeilrGrF0AUDZ1ua7f1Qt1wxBEi1Gr81PHF60SHSTF07Dc5qSZC7o7eZWAwBPTGP2MZBVRyo3c7hSWlVO2NoNFk59XenLdnK86-MgepNdBPMzVcAwDwOQAadND391JWLGAux8ah8LkgP5U7RnXQECTf-jn3hbBhrHrk0g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Weber County commissioners on Tuesday approved Resolution 31-2025 appointing James T. Morgan and Heidi H. Gross to the Ogden Valley Planning Commission.

Rick Groberg, a county staff member presenting the item, said two incumbent terms had expired and the incumbents—Trevor Schuman and Mark Schweppe—had requested reappointment. Groberg also identified three other applicants: James T. Morgan, Heidi H. Gross and Shane Dunley. A motion to approve the resolution naming Morgan and Gross was made, seconded and carried in a roll call vote. “They put in service, a lot of hours, no pay, take time out of their other life to do that,” a commissioner said of planning commissioners during the discussion.

Why it matters: The appointments fill two vacancies on a local planning body that reviews land-use and development matters for Ogden Valley, ensuring the commission can carry out hearings and advisory duties.

Action details: Commissioners recorded affirmative votes in the roll call. Commissioner Gage Forer voted aye; Chair Sharon Bolos voted aye; the motion carried. The resolution number was listed in the meeting materials as 31-2025.","Commissioners approved Resolution 31-2025 to fill two vacancies on the Ogden Valley Planning Commission, appointing James T. Morgan and Heidi H. Gross; incumbents Trevor Schuman and Mark Schweppe had sought reappointment.",{"_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},6172099,"Weber County approves first reading to restore transfer station tipping fee to $50 per ton",67,748000,815000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5393125-59136b7147893e68c8bafe6a25c5cdfd&start=748&end=815","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5393125-59136b7147893e68c8bafe6a25c5cdfd/thumbnail_748000.jpg","/articles/6172099/Utah/Weber-County-approves-first-reading-to-restore-transfer-station-tipping-fee-to-50-per-ton","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6172099-72761bc655cec73cf0b2c92d9e71bd91/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142847&Signature=Xh1sdk4cHxaMlr7vdTYmks6O43QlfYBXEpmjVddhTNB4NZZgWEqSeW5JbZnSv0e7SYeZ2HYL0eq02hqjPK2IvNUT1aIZz9sujOrM2LFFu~LmIHpwOiBPpd~LBjsM0DjxUD4BUHNr9P-4-2G0YrWiD8YZjNcounuwJsKpHOG9DGE3HHmkQCwPltXzwpCowS8WbdxIVD80BBXSx98kDoTb5PtvRuHOpmIaJcsKsI8V69hdwKg9Enlz~lI0O2erP1TARBfyIqS6m-X0Z0DjIBjE1IPpntN7WjL9p3nCga2BIfvs0piijuMjOlC7bnjdranNHa-l~LKZ0v3Il-FRDm6udQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Weber County commissioners on Tuesday approved the first reading of an ordinance to reduce the transfer station tipping fee to $50 per ton. The action came after staff said a recent increase correlated with a drop in disposal volumes.

County solid-waste staff told commissioners the tipping fee had been raised from $50 to $52.24 to cover higher costs from Republic Services and rising employee expenses. “Since that increase, we have noticed a decrease in the waste that we're receiving at the transfer station,” said Sean Wilkinson, a Weber County staff member. “We believe it is in the best interest of the county to reduce that fee back to $50 per ton as it was previously.”

The commission discussed the county’s recent investments at the transfer station and the need to match market conditions while maintaining service. “We provide a premium service in our transfer station,” said Commissioner Sharon Bolos. A motion to approve the first reading was made and approved in a voice vote; commissioners present voted in favor and the motion carried.

Why it matters: The fee affects household and commercial waste costs and the volume of material delivered to the county facility. County staff said the prior increase was driven by higher contractor costs and staffing expenses; they presented the rollback as a response to reduced throughput.

Next steps: Commissioners approved the ordinance’s first reading at the meeting. No implementation date or schedule for the second reading was specified during the discussion.","The Weber County Commission approved a first reading to reduce the county transfer station tipping fee from $52.24 back to $50 per ton after staff reported reduced waste volumes following the earlier increase.","actionData","errors"]

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