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- Agenda approval: Council approved the meeting agenda by voice vote after a motion and second; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.

- Consent agenda: The council approved Item 2 on the consent agenda — minutes for the July 1, 2025 work and regular meetings — by motion and voice vote.

- Suntana property resolution: The council approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign closing documents for a portion of the Suntana property to Sunpro Corporation (approx. 28 acres for just over $10 million). The roll-call tally recorded in the transcript shows four recorded yes votes and one recusal; staff said the city will reimburse approximately $1 million for developer-installed infrastructure.

- Ordinance 16-2025 (Title 10): The council adopted Ordinance 16-2025, amending Title 10 (Building and Construction) to remove year-specific code references and instead follow state-adopted building codes. The roll-call vote recorded five yes votes.

- Memorandum of Understanding with Nebo School District: The council approved an MOU giving the city administrator authority to sign an agreement implementing prior joint-resolution terms for the new Springville High School. The MOU records a city payment obligation of $4,072,000, payable in July 2026 (budgeted in FY2027); the roll-call vote recorded five yes votes.

- Closed session: The council voted to move into a closed session for the purpose of discussing property and then adjourn the meeting after the closed session; the roll-call vote recorded the required majority.

Where the transcript did not record complete roll-call names or exact tallies, this summary notes roll-call outcomes as recorded in the meeting transcript and uses “recused” or “not specified” where individual vote details were unclear.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Springville City Council Meeting/ Planning Commission","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of motions and roll-call outcomes recorded at the Springville City Council meeting, including agenda and consent approvals, a land-sale resolution, Ordinance 16-2025, an MOU with Nebo School District, and a motion to move into closed session on property.","taxTitle","Springville City Council, Springville, Utah County, Utah","taxId",67731,"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},6517802,"Council approves memorandum of understanding with Nebo School District on new high school and park property exchanges",584,1447000,2031000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f&start=1447&end=2031","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f/thumbnail_1447000.jpg","/articles/6517802/Utah/Council-approves-memorandum-of-understanding-with-Nebo-School-District-on-new-high-school-and-park-property-exchanges","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6517802-495883503e0e7c202746c5f387efe7d1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771162119&Signature=l6Ai2TGzZHTNQ3K5qQelecX1MDhFYdfL8gp6HK3CUDXSgPhXj4ur0dohyIDFNwFn6zfQOco7IS5ss6Ng1aCCa-yR90YflciGa09rLPlOaUPxeKXZYKHZP5LxOKxXuXme5xn~rSkNYI0l8qRwJvIqntzpr8ocqdBMC7ydVtL8Y~f00W9K9ieN1RnBSeAwyf1qnez-qCCCbq5t4ytWEOm5j9umMmO6Z2URI9AtW1O8L4VQeEFtcgX1MG0NQTiHCoieMJjL2911AfLV0gaWuxZBlnRek2Ih0jSfIm2iFZYXmfABHZKyxdcMHdDsT9WiXSH~0MLK1Gq~PBvXT99aBUPBSg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Springville City Council approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Nebo School District that finalizes property exchanges, facilities improvements, and a city payment to the district tied to the new Springville High School project.

City staff summarized the MOU as implementing a joint resolution adopted earlier in the project planning. City staff member John (last name not specified in the transcript) explained the MOU documents three principal elements: a share of cost for Red Devil Drive (a road serving the new high school), property exchanges that moved several park parcels between the city and the district, and city-funded improvements the district agreed to construct as part of the school project.

Staff said the city will provide roughly $4,072,000 under the MOU, but payment is not due until July 2026 and will fall into the fiscal-year 2027 budget. The staff breakdown presented in the meeting showed about $3.6 million for road and utility improvements (including power, sewer, water and storm drain work and a storm drain line feeding Hobble Creek) and approximately $430,000 in park improvements after credits for property the city did not receive.

The district deeded or has already deeded several properties to the city, including Memorial Park (where the wiffle ball fields are located) and other parcels. The city noted it did not receive roughly 2.19 acres from the original 17.3-acre property expectation; the MOU provides credits to account for that difference. City staff showed project photos and maps of new facilities, including six pickleball courts (with six more to be poured), new baseball diamonds with upgraded lighting, an Arts Park plaza and an approximately 2,500-foot lit trail.

John told council the district had generally exceeded obligations for replacement improvements, including new lights and fully redone softball and pony fields. He also noted that two tennis courts originally planned were replaced by a private entity’s funded courts and that the city received credit for that work and applied it toward pickleball court construction.

A council member moved to approve the MOU and authorize the city administrator to sign. The motion passed on a roll-call vote recorded in the transcript as a majority yes. Staff noted the MOU requires signatures from district representatives (the transcript records Troy and Rick signing for the district) and that the city has budget time to prepare for the payment in FY2027.","Springville City Council voted to authorize the city administrator to sign a memorandum of understanding with Nebo School District outlining property exchanges, facility improvements and reimbursements tied to the new Springville High School. The MOU records a total payment obligation to the district of about $4,072,000, payable in July 2026.",{"_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},6517807,"Council adopts ordinance updating Springville building code references to match state-adopted codes",277,1138000,1415000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f&start=1138&end=1415","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f/thumbnail_1138000.jpg","/articles/6517807/Utah/Council-adopts-ordinance-updating-Springville-building-code-references-to-match-state-adopted-codes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6517807-e1f7715ea41f25d004e8790c573fa773/orig.mp4?Expires=1771162119&Signature=eCA9PjF2ULE8FB8Fd5vPlYGonl-qD4tA1IgEfEo~5wtOoFAzF0MwX9iZyqmR2M8awWCsAp4vtCop~VNPcmKlZL4RDw6~5dNhn0OFcxeNCRWWfgLdGOLpmF8JE-qW7RzObR-PQbkM6sKv5AnzpRZX3dmo93OMn0HooVCOWCNWhg-ym2By2AMSYQ0h5TRs66Z0ZKP5E3Gx-iPhW7IPJEP-CDonksgq92Exv1UnN4t8TJ7HgC6IAFrrmeNaWw~E9f-INHNdxeiepVnhDFoJLBWf8St7~GDIeGx2zMQ9RvAyJRvNisV8EwUmOKBHaR8DN3EFwXY~-WX4ZFne4S5Xm1Pl9g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Springville City Council voted to adopt Ordinance 16-2025, a change to Title 10 of the city code that replaces specific building-code year references with language tying municipal code to the state-adopted building code cycle.

Jed Nilsen, a building inspector with the city, told the council the city’s Title 10 still referenced the 2006 building codes even though the industry and state have moved through subsequent code cycles. “The code cycle cycles about every three years,” Nilsen said. He explained the amendment removes specific-year citations so the city code will follow the state-adopted codes without requiring repeated council action each cycle.

Nilsen said the change clarifies expectations for contractors, architects and citizens and prevents confusion over which code year applies. He and another staff member said the building industry and inspectors regularly track code changes; the ordinance is intended to simplify the municipal code and reduce repeated ordinance updates.

A council member moved to approve Ordinance 16-2025; the motion passed on a roll-call vote with council members recorded in the transcript as voting yes. The ordinance language removes outdated references and instead adopts the current state code as amended by the state, city staff said.

City staff said the change will automatically align Springville code with state code changes and that inspectors and contractors will receive notification when the state adopts updates.","Springville City Council approved Ordinance 16-2025 to amend Title 10 (building and construction), removing outdated code-year references and adopting language that follows the state-adopted building code cycle automatically, city staff said.",{"_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},6517811,"Council approves resolution authorizing closing on portion of Suntana property to Sunpro Corporation",347,693000,1040000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f&start=693&end=1040","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f/thumbnail_693000.jpg","/articles/6517811/Utah/Council-approves-resolution-authorizing-closing-on-portion-of-Suntana-property-to-Sunpro-Corporation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6517811-c4e97d9fcbaeefd4a71c2c9b4c30fbd3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771162119&Signature=PqsbJEJTmcIvnTOIS02liv6YNucNHvXQX3ExDXopbDcPrECS8Qgr-GyUve68lDBJFYzdMBfB0hilmPyr58EYWGQjhxvJzomvgfo0wdEFpXtlr96MTDbNINo1CPvWX6T9HL0HxPPIxbOWzezNH7qdUynPff-0J6CYzTz-U2MM7MitiGtvSzzATWglUZQKZG1pJXStIaiksQ-2jr9cFfmIIwdT8JI5IA0TTEIMy19y0UoL7-H5Iw4CpsTxAy0pPAkaDR2wgZxU0d1q95z9SYG6WrkAl1iCXCL811g~oTssmmg0NTu9cDEoWpITVc~s8HHgWK6DUE6YRP4tyosBcpq3xw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Springville City Council voted to approve a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign documents to close on about 28 acres of the Suntana property to Sunpro Corporation for just over $10,000,000 and to recognize developer-installed infrastructure payments.

City staff explained the property — historically called the Suntana property because a racetrack once occupied the site — is adjacent to a new interchange off Interstate 15 and that the city became the owner of most of the roughly 55-acre parcel between 2014 and 2020. The Utah Department of Transportation previously acquired about 10 acres as part of interchange work and paid the city for those parcels, staff said.

City staff said Sunpro won an RFP on the southern portion of the site and proposed a development the company expects to generate roughly $50 million in annual sales tax (company estimate). Under the purchase agreement approved by the council last December, Sunpro would buy about 28 acres for just over $10 million and install infrastructure the company will build; the city will reimburse roughly $1 million for that infrastructure once completed, staff said.

“Sunpro is going to put in the infrastructure,” a city staff member identified in the transcript as John (last name not specified) said, adding that soil tests increased stabilization and site-preparation costs. The city’s power department will do some of the work, he said.

A resolution on the table asked the council to authorize the mayor to sign closing documents for the sale. The motion carried on a roll-call vote. The transcript records the council voting yes with several members recorded by first name; one councilmember declared a conflict of interest on the record and is recorded as recused in the vote tally.

The staff presentation included project illustrations and described the planned facility as a lumber/package yard and millwork operation where builders would pick up prepackaged lumber and garage and interior doors. Staff also said the Sunpro site would be screened from I-15 with landscaping and a wall, and that the development would create two additional lots totaling roughly 17 acres for later sale.

No additional conditions or amendments were recorded in the meeting minutes; staff said the city expected to receive more revenue through future lot sales and to capture sales tax from the new tenant.","Springville City Council approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign closing documents for roughly 28 acres of the Suntana property to Sunpro Corporation for just over $10 million; the agreement includes developer-installed infrastructure and credits related to additional lots and prior UDOT acquisitions.",{"_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},6517817,"Utah Recreation and Parks Association honors Springville parks staff with three statewide awards",462,74000,536000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f&start=74&end=536","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5402509-9dac53f477fc4b6dad3648538110951f/thumbnail_74000.jpg","/articles/6517817/Utah/Utah-Recreation-and-Parks-Association-honors-Springville-parks-staff-with-three-statewide-awards","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6517817-1feb780d0757a7533f0148c068c9799e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771162119&Signature=ekhNtj7O5tmuhjDsInpbK6zLw5rDdA~hrN~b6ndfaJ53VMNCmr3Fh3bHuKD8O91S98SkfupwWpdSBAAlyq~ET8z7ioxmVlxvhpQL4H8g8fSgtAQSAFObRhy48~CflIl6ZBPp39cpIAgijxX-vmfC-N1mrMqzADjAzhrPlleeVJiYV5gizfulCw4TOTRkZKEepwPxPbHaS6pZbdz9ovgIztlBOvnX5Ua3RG2q-Btn33qr1IoW1qk1kTxLj5xS8eU8qr9bVTJ212O0kY5CDTTTQOGeg6v9oufjnz7yrVZ3mCkYpVm4iKo~a71NvRKQe-MM7iXrZRGju0b6zIIcMsCP1w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Leanne Powell, executive director of the Utah Recreation and Parks Association, presented three statewide awards to Springville’s parks and recreation staff during the Springville City Council meeting.

Powell said the awards reflected the association’s three “pillars” — health and wellness, conservation and sustainability, and recreation for all — and cited Springville’s programs as examples. “The foundational element of what Parks and Recreation does is trying to create healthy communities,” Powell said.

The association gave the Stephen Georgia Carpenter Professional Development Scholarship to Tyler Wilkins to support travel to national training and knowledge-sharing with the state. Springville’s Memorial Park wiffle ball fields won Innovation of the Year for creating dedicated wiffle ball fields and hosting tournaments, and Cherry Ridge Bike Park received Outstanding Facility for connecting a previously challenging site to mountain-bike and hiking trails.

Council members and staff praised the parks team. “Stacy does such an incredible job,” a council member said, commending the parks manager and the department’s staff for sustained community engagement; the transcript identifies the speaker as the mayor (name not specified).

Powell told the council the association received about 120 nominations statewide and that a panel of past presidents reviewed nominations before selecting winners. She thanked the council for supporting the department’s work and said the awards recognize both staff and elected leaders who back parks and recreation funding and programming.

The presentation occupied part of the council meeting’s opening agenda; no formal council action was required or taken on the awards.","At a Springville City Council meeting, the Utah Recreation and Parks Association presented awards recognizing staff and facilities, including a professional development scholarship to Tyler Wilkins, an Innovation of the Year award for Memorial Park wiffle ball fields, and Outstanding Facility for Cherry Ridge Bike Park.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Springville City Council key actions

Council approves memorandum of understanding with Nebo School District on new high school and park property exchanges

Council adopts ordinance updating Springville building code references to match state-adopted codes

Council approves resolution authorizing closing on portion of Suntana property to Sunpro Corporation

Utah Recreation and Parks Association honors Springville parks staff with three statewide awards