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Cordell, county IT staff, told commissioners the surplus items were two desktop PCs about five years old — an HP ProDesk 400 and a Dell OptiPlex 3020 — and recommended selling each for $65. A motion to approve the surplus and sale price was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Following the surplus vote, the commission returned to item 5 on the agenda (approval of settlement claim DAG000032024). Commissioners determined it would be prudent to discuss that settlement and other potential litigation in closed session. A motion to go into closed session for purposes of litigation was made and seconded; commissioners voted in the affirmative, and the commission left the public meeting and reconvened in closed session at 11:44 a.m.

Ending: The public record shows approval of the IT surplus and the commission’s decision to enter closed session to discuss settlement DAG000032024 and other litigation matters. Details of the closed-session discussion and any settlement actions will be reflected in the closed-session minutes or a later public record if/when permitted.","mediaType","Audio","parentTitle","Daggett County Commission Meeting - September 30, 2025 Commission Mtg Audio 3 Of 4","oneSentenceSummary","Daggett County approved the surplus sale of two desktop computers and then voted to go into closed session to discuss a settlement claim and litigation matters; discussion of settlement was deferred to the closed session.","taxTitle","Daggett County Commission, Daggett County Commission and Boards, Daggett County, Utah","taxId",74902,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":50,"_51":82,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6454329,"Commission approves renewal of airport liability insurance with Gallagher, declines add-ons",639,2256965,2896895,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5860936-4c1517fae68c2d7c2e2c3a9d87dc96ed&start=2256&end=2896","/articles/6454329/Utah/Commission-approves-renewal-of-airport-liability-insurance-with-Gallagher-declines-add-ons","The Daggett County Commission approved renewal of airport liability insurance for the county’s airports with Gallagher, authorizing the county insurance coordinator to sign the policy electronically.

Carrie, the county staff member managing insurance paperwork, presented the renewal paperwork and noted the premium figures on the form. Commissioners discussed whether to include optional coverages: TRIA (Terrorism Risk Insurance Act coverage), war-extended coverage, CORE360, and the ERISC hub. Commissioners and staff noted they had generally declined these add-ons in the past; staff recommended maintaining airport liability coverage for the county’s two airports (Manila and Dutch John) and to delay any decision on additional coverages until further information is obtained.

Commissioners approved the renewal for the airport liability policy with Gallagher for the premium amount stated in the renewal paperwork and directed staff to check “no” on the optional add-ons (TRIA, war-extended coverage, CORE360, ERISC hub). Carrie was instructed to sign the policy electronically so coverage, which staff said goes into effect the day after the meeting, would be in place.

The record shows commissioners voted “Aye” on the motion to approve the renewal; the commission then authorized Carrie to check the boxes as discussed and sign the documents.

Ending: County insurance staff will sign the Gallagher policy electronically and may pursue additional quotes or applications for optional services (e.g., Taylor Flats coverage) if the county decides to expand coverage later.","Daggett County approved renewal of airport liability insurance for its two airports with Gallagher for the stated premium and declined optional add-ons including TRIA, war-extended coverage, CORE360 and ERISC hub.",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_47":91,"_49":50,"_51":92,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":93,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":94,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6454334,"Commission reviews proposed sewer alignment near Daggett County Airport; directs further coordination",984,478740,1463635,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5860936-4c1517fae68c2d7c2e2c3a9d87dc96ed&start=478&end=1463","/articles/6454334/Utah/Commission-reviews-proposed-sewer-alignment-near-Daggett-County-Airport-directs-further-coordination","Daggett County commissioners reviewed proposed sewer easement documentation and alignment for sewer lines serving the Chetteeville and Green Acres subdivisions, including an offshoot crossing county property near the Daggett County Airport and land adjacent to Ruble Lane.

County and town representatives described a proposed 30-foot easement and an alignment that would route sewer across county-owned airport property. Jeff and Jeremy (project representatives) presented a map showing a green alignment and hatched 30-foot easement area. They said moving the line slightly west would avoid running the sewer beneath a planned hangar; airport staff said runway 7 is slated for extension and that future taxiway proposals require careful coordination.

“Runway 7 is gonna be extended over it,” an airport representative said, noting that in some future scenarios the sewer alignment might need to be shifted or cased to avoid future taxiways or runway infrastructure. Project staff said topography—specifically a ridge through the Chetteeville area—limits gravity-fed options and makes the proposed alignment the most prudent and cost-effective design so far. They noted that alternatives such as a lift station would raise costs and maintenance needs.

Commission members and staff requested several follow-ups: produce an exhibit that maps which outlying parcels could tie into the proposed line given sewer depth and elevation; provide elevation information near the airport shoreline; coordinate the sewer alignment with the county’s current airport layout plan (Sarah, the airport layout contact, was identified as the person to provide the latest plan); and begin attorney-to-attorney discussions between the town and county to draft easement agreement verbiage while the alignment is finalized.

Commissioners also discussed property negotiations related to a difficult-to-reach parcel on the north end of the alignment and confirmed a previously discussed property swap connected to an airport fencing project; staff said they will verify whether that swap has been recorded.

A nearby property owner, Terry Wright, told the commission that there had been a sewer and pump-station installation in Captain’s Cove years earlier that subsequently failed, and suggested the county review whether that legacy infrastructure (he described it as about 30 acres of abandoned sewer) could be rehabilitated or used in negotiations.

No formal vote was taken on the alignment; the commission directed staff to pursue the technical exhibits, get the latest airport layout plan from Sarah, continue negotiations with affected property owners, and allow county and town attorneys to begin drafting easement language in parallel with finalizing the alignment.

Ending: Project representatives will deliver the requested exhibits and elevation information, attorneys will begin drafting easement documents, and staff will report back to the commission as documents and exhibits become available.","Commission discussed proposed 30-foot sewer easement crossing county airport property and adjacent Ruble Lane area, raised concerns about runway extension, gravity-fed constraints, tie-ins, and property negotiations; staff were instructed to produce exhibits and coordinate with airport planner and attorneys.",{"_33":96,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":97,"_41":98,"_43":99,"_45":100,"_47":101,"_49":50,"_51":102,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":103,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":104,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6454339,"Commission directs filing of extension for water-right proof in application 41-3470",293,83765,377335,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5860936-4c1517fae68c2d7c2e2c3a9d87dc96ed&start=83&end=377","/articles/6454339/Utah/Commission-directs-filing-of-extension-for-water-right-proof-in-application-41-3470","The Daggett County Commission voted to have county counsel and staff prepare and file an extension to submit proof on water-right application 41-3470, with the extension paperwork due before Oct. 31.

Commission members said the extension is necessary to preserve the county’s water rights while negotiations on a proposed lease and other “bigger picture” items continue. “We have coming up, the need to file an extension request, which is an extension to file, proof on our water rights,” Craig Smith said during the commission’s discussion, adding he would prepare the request and file it before the Oct. 31 deadline.

The commission noted the county holds a large volume of water rights (discussed in the meeting as about 12,000 acre-feet) and that an earlier lapse of a water right had required reinstatement. Commissioners emphasized they did not want a repeat of that lapse. Kent Snyder confirmed he was present for the item and had no further comments.

A motion was made and seconded to authorize Craig Smith to complete and submit the extension application; commissioners responded “Aye” during the voice vote and the motion carried. Commissioners asked staff to later confirm which specific water right(s) the extension covers.

The commission and staff also discussed the typical length of such extensions. Craig Smith said the extension period, if granted, is typically five years.

The commission directed staff to circulate the filed application to the commissioners after submission so the board has a record that the extension was filed.

Action items from the meeting include preparing and filing the extension request, confirming the precise water-right identifiers covered by the filing, and circulating a copy of the filed application to commissioners.

Ending: County staff will file the extension application for water-right proof ahead of the Oct. 31 deadline and will report back to the commission with the specific water-right identifiers and confirmation of filing.","The Daggett County Commission authorized staff to prepare and file an extension to submit proof for water-right application 41-3470 before the Oct. 31 deadline; commissioners discussed acreage and past lapse of the right.","actionData","errors"]

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Commission approves IT surplus sales; moves to closed session on settlement and litigation

Commission approves renewal of airport liability insurance with Gallagher, declines add-ons

Commission reviews proposed sewer alignment near Daggett County Airport; directs further coordination

Commission directs filing of extension for water-right proof in application 41-3470