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County reconveys two parcels to state after bond payoff for Division of Natural Resources building

5793393 · September 18, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved deeds of reconveyance for parcels tied to the Division of Natural Resources building on Carbonville Road after bond payments were completed; the board briefly convened as the county building authority to take the related action.

The Carbon County Board of Commissioners approved deeds of reconveyance for parcel numbers 02-0953-0000 and 02-0954-0000, conveying ownership of the Division of Natural Resources building on Carbonville Road to the State of Utah’s Division of Facilities Management. County staff said the building was financed by bonds with the understanding that ownership would transfer to the state at the end of the bond term; presenters said the bonds were paid off early.

County legal staff noted the deed is in the name of the building authority rather than the county commission, so the board briefly adjourned and convened as the Carbon County Building Authority to approve the reconveyance. The motion carried by voice vote in both the building authority session and when the board reconvened in its regular capacity.

Commissioners and staff described the transaction as an administrative reconveyance tied to the original financing arrangement; no additional financial obligations or contingencies were discussed in the meeting.

Next steps: County staff will record the deeds transferring title to the State of Utah and complete related administrative steps to effect the reconveyance.